An Irishwoman weighs the dream of life versus the reality, versus the dream of making it happen nonetheless.
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After seven years in this heavily visited megalopolis, I even the score on what not to do in Istanbul. Among the surprises: don’t drink the tea.
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When we invest in relationships and work in tandem with others our results can seem like magic. Sometimes even black magic.
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I moved to Switzerland so my husband could advance his career. Overnight, I went from a 28-year-old American career woman to a Swiss Hausfrau.
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Why do you need our help? Because liminal life is a bittersweet limbo — coming, going, never quite arriving. expat+HAREM embraces the unmoored and central reality of our globetrotting, multicultural, hybrid times.
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As we seek our global niche, we’re integrating across all sorts of out-moded boundaries. You could also say we’re segregating along the lines of our true selves.
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By adhering to her own cultural norm, an Irishwoman sets into motion an endless cycle of regifting a dessert dish.
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Being a foreigner in Mexico and Turkey I had a heightened sense that was a participant in my own life. That didn’t change when I returned to the US.
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An American integrates into all facets of Israeli life. Except for one thing — the humor. Funny is cultural.
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This popularly- and critically-acclaimed collection invites you into the Turkey that thirty-two women from seven nations know.
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