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Your smile is the prettiest thing you can wear. 💋
Now that Valentine’s day hype is over, I can promote singlehood and admit that I am very happy, comfortable and proud of being single. Spending the last few years alone, traveling the world and designing a life of my own, only made me the strong and independent woman that I am today. I have never felt so free and confident and I am enjoying every second of this. I feel fulfilled and I wouldn’t change a thing in my life right now. It is my time to shine and to keep enjoying what I have while it’s there. Everything happens for a reason, everything has its own time. 💜 So to all my single or independent ladies and gentlemen out there, don’t be afraid to be alone. Don’t be scared to enjoy your own solitude. This is the time to understand and love who you are. You will only grow in a beautiful, bold human being. You will find power in being alone. I know I do, and I fucking love it. ✌🏻
⚡️2019 was all about cultural discoveries, outdoor adventures, musical journeys, self-development and new beginnings. Thank you life for yet another sensational year. ✨2020 will be all about… More self-love… less negativity More meditation and yoga... less anxiety More confidence…. less fears More being present… less screen time More recycling…. less consuming More acceptance…less judgements And of course, new world explorations, lots of sunshine, and an abundance of love 💜 May your 2020 be as exciting and enriching as you wish for. ✌🏻
A heart full of gratitude, a belly full of goodies and two lungs full of fresh air. Happy 2020! 💙☃️🌲⛷
It’s confirmed, it’s signed, it’s official. In August 2020, I will be pursuing my international teaching career as a grade 4 teacher at the Colegio de Inglaterra in no other city than bustling Bogotá! I am over the moon for this opportunity to move to the next stage in my career as an elementary teacher. This will be an extremely enriching experience for me and I am more than ready to face the challenge. Living and working for the next two years in magnificent Colombia, a country I have yet discovered, will be unbelievable. 🇨🇴 I left a piece of my heart in Latin America last year when I travelled in Central America for eight months. I knew this is where I wanted to write the next chapter of my life. I believed in it and here I am today, living my dream. ❤️ “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” So go for it. Have fantasies, have ambition, follow your bliss, and see where it leads you. Our intuition rarely disappoints. ✨ Until then, let’s get back to those Spanish books and salsa shoes! Nos vemos pronto mi querida Colombia! 💃🏼 Thank you life for everything. This will be fucking awesome. 😎
Last month I attended the @search_associates Latin America job fair in the beautiful capital city of Panama. At first I was hesitating about making the trip (cost and time wise) but it ended being an incredible professional experience. I would recommend any of my international teaching fellows to attend a job fair one day. It’s a perfect opportunity to start (or continue) building a network of international school teachers and recruiters as well as learning about schools and even places you’ve never heard before. Having adventurousness and an open mind usually bring great surprises. I came back with a new passport stamp, new professional skills and acquaintances and yes, a signed contract for my next position (see next post for details)! Overall, a very positive and fruitful weekend. Oh, and the city itself was not too bad! 🇵🇦 🍎 👩🏼‍🏫

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