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Travel by WhitneyJun 21, 20124:41 amDecember 13, 2015
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The Joys of Teaching

As a way to fund my travels around the world and to give me a valid reason to be overseas working, I decided two years ago to study for a certificate that would enable me […]

Travel by WhitneyJun 9, 20128:00 amNovember 28, 2015
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Returning Home to Small Town Iowa

For the first time since graduating from high school seven years ago, I was excited to return home to Greenfield, a small town of less than 2,000 people in southwest Iowa.  I had been away […]

Travel by WhitneyJun 6, 201212:54 amNovember 28, 2015
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5 Reasons You Know It’s Time to Go Home

The list of amazing reasons why you should live abroad is never-ending.  Some days I think I want to live abroad forever, worried that the lack of cultural, foreign language stimulation in the United States […]

Life in China by WhitneyJun 1, 20125:28 pmDecember 13, 2015
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China in Six Words

I was once posed a question that left me speechless. My friend leaned over to ask, nonchalantly, as if proposing we order another beer, “If you had to describe China with six words, which would […]

Travel by WhitneyMay 31, 20126:47 pmNovember 28, 2015
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The Nonexistent Driver’s Education in China

As I speed around Chinese cities everyday on my scooter going to wherever I need to go, I’m constantly fighting back the anger flames from bursting out of my ears.  The stereotype of Chinese being […]

Travel by WhitneyMay 22, 20127:33 pmNovember 30, 2015
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Being Fat in China

“Whitney is the fattest person in our class.” Bill didn’t even glance at the crinkled paper atop his desk. He spoke loud and clear, chin up, and with a pronunciation quality high above the rest. […]

Travel by WhitneyMay 15, 201211:20 pmNovember 28, 2015
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Learning to Appreciate My Country

Two months ago I suddenly lost more than half my non-contractual, lucrative income because, when induced with boredom, Chinese people often make quick, inexplicable choices without ever considering the repercussions of their decision. In a […]

Travel by WhitneyApr 4, 20126:14 pmNovember 29, 2015
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A Lesson in Chinese Culture

In the United States, I rarely use my horn while driving. Unless I can foresee something fatal or if I really need to communicate something to someone, I never use my horn. When it is used, it’s often considered […]

Travel by WhitneyFeb 20, 201211:54 amNovember 28, 2015
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A Cultural Performance

In China, I’ve seen several cultural performances.  Some interesting, others boring, and a couple rendering me speechless.  In Yangshuo the show is set on the river with the karst mountains towering behind, and the performers […]

Travel by WhitneyFeb 13, 20122:51 pmJune 6, 2012
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Controversial Photography

Of the fifty-six minorities present in China, thirty-five of them are located in Southwest China in the Yunnan Province.  When photographing people, I’m often pulled toward the small babies with bare bottoms and adorable smiles, […]

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