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In this monthly series, I’m counting down the top five things I ate in Singapore. For previous posts, check out number 2, number 3, number 4, and number 5. The countdown is over -- time to reveal my absolute favorite thing to eat in Singapore: #1: Black Pepper Crab, Long Beach … [Continue reading...]
I never used to be able to decide on my favorite season...until I moved to Singapore. The country lies on the equator and therefore sees sunny, 88F (31C) weather all. year. round. It leads to a mind-bending time warp where weeks and months and years all run into each other, and little things like … [Continue reading...]
Every time I go to the Pompidou to catch one of my favorite views over the city, I can't help but glance at the well-dressed patrons on the terrace and wonder what it must be like to dine at Georges, the sleek modernistic restaurant atop the Pompidou. Alas, with the prices being what they are and … [Continue reading...]
In this series, I round up the five best things I ate in a particular city or country. Each month around the 15th I feature a destination from my past … [Continue reading...]
My monthly wrap-ups are for me to share more of my daily goings-on; the little things that make up my life in Paris. For previous months, … [Continue reading...]
The first macaron I ever tried when I moved to Paris was a caramel au buerre salé from Pierre Hermé. I'd never tasted anything like it before -- the … [Continue reading...]
In this series, I feature expats who started their own business abroad. From food to fashion, art to tourism — these women had the guts and … [Continue reading...]
"How was Russia? How was Russia?" everyone keeps asking. (Which is a fair question, I don't think I'd be friends with anyone not curious about a trip … [Continue reading...]
In this monthly series, I’m counting down the top five things I ate in Singapore. For previous posts, check out number 3, number 4 and number … [Continue reading...]
I'm an American writer living in Paris and serial expat addicted to living abroad. I believe in traveling while you're young – and that it's possible to balance long-term travel, a career, and a relationship at the same time. I first moved abroad at 18 and have been permanently overseas since graduating in 2010. I've built a career in media and journalism through living in China, Singapore, and Paris, and have covered sports events from London to Azerbaijan. I currently travel solo while engaged to someone 6,000 miles away.
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