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Giselle Rosas's blog post was featuredIt's a life full of decisions. Let's make them!
Not too long ago, I was writing here to describe my struggle in deciding whether I should continue living in Thailand. It was a place I was very attached to, with it's unique environment, full of different colors, sounds, sights and tastes. A place where people were kind and strange in the way that they…See More
Giselle Rosas posted a blog postIt's a life full of decisions. Let's make them!
Not too long ago, I was writing here to describe my struggle in deciding whether I should continue living in Thailand. It was a place I was very attached to, with it's unique environment, full of different colors, sounds, sights and tastes. A place where people were kind and strange in the way that they…See More
Giselle Rosas commented on Arleen E Lopez's blog post Waves of Nostalgia: Music That Takes You Back"Hello Arleen! Pedro Infante's singing always reminds me of when I used to visit my grandmother's home in Mexico, and she would watch the films while she was busy doing something else, as usual. For some reason, The Beatles and The Doors,…"
Giselle Rosas commented on Giselle Rosas's blog post After a year and a half- I'm going back home"Hello Arleen! I apologize for my late response, but I am sure you have just graduated, so congratulations on that! I will send you a message with specific details on the programs I was a part of when teaching both in France and Thailand!"
Arleen E Lopez commented on Giselle Rosas's blog post After a year and a half- I'm going back home"I really enjoyed reading about your experience abroad! I am thinking about teaching English abroad after I graduate in May. What program did you do to get certified? I'd be very interested in knowing, because I would love a similar experience…"
Giselle Rosas's blog post was featuredAfter a year and a half- I'm going back home
I've lived in Thailand for almost a year now, and it all happened through a gradual move. I first moved to Paris- a city considered popular all around the world- where I worked as an English teacher. There, I met many people who knew more about traveling to Thailand. People in France consider Thailand…See More
Giselle Rosas posted a blog postAfter a year and a half- I'm going back home
I've lived in Thailand for almost a year now, and it all happened through a gradual move. I first moved to Paris- a city considered popular all around the world- where I worked as an English teacher. There, I met many people who knew more about traveling to Thailand. People in France consider Thailand…See More
Wendy Gonzalez commented on Giselle Rosas's blog post How good it is to be unable to leave 'everything'"Drifting away from our comfort zones helps us find out who we truly are. It is amazing that you were able to leave your comfort zone because for us Latinas it really takes courage and determination in order to go places that are unkown. Thanks for…"
Dominique Gonzalez commented on Giselle Rosas's blog post How good it is to be unable to leave 'everything'"Giselle, this is a great blog! This is something I experienced when I chose to leave home for college! I was so attached to my family, friends and hometown a couple years ago that I would have never imagined myself living independently. I really…"
Giselle Rosas replied to Alicia's discussion Disney's First Latina Princess"This is incredible and I am excited! But I must admit I would've liked her appearance to follow the 'stereotypical Latina look' just because as a Latina, I am very proud of our stereotypical features: lots of curves, brown hair,…"
Giselle Rosas's blog post was featuredHow good it is to be unable to leave 'everything'
As Latinas, it’s never easy to envision ourselves as completely independent beings. Over the past decades, modern societies have considered ‘independence’ to be a highly positive trait, and while this can be true, to what degree is it recommendable? While some say that it's good to leave everything you…See More
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It's a life full of decisions. Let's make them!
Posted on May 16, 2013 at 10:02pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Not too long ago, I was writing here to describe my struggle in deciding whether I should continue living in Thailand. It was a place I was very attached to, with it's unique environment, full of different colors, sounds, sights and tastes. A place where people were kind and…
Continue After a year and a half- I'm going back home
Posted on February 28, 2013 at 3:00am 2 Comments 3 Likes
I've lived in Thailand for almost a year now, and it all happened through a gradual move. I first moved to Paris- a city considered popular all around the world- where I worked as an English teacher. There, I met many people who knew more about traveling to Thailand. People…
Continue How good it is to be unable to leave 'everything'
Posted on November 13, 2012 at 5:00am 2 Comments 0 Likes
As Latinas, it’s never easy to envision ourselves as completely independent beings. Over the past decades, modern societies have considered ‘independence’ to be a highly positive trait, and while this can be true, to what degree is it recommendable? While some say that it's…
Continue Sharing my cultural pride during Hispanic Heritage Month- Why Latinas make strong leaders
Posted on October 9, 2012 at 9:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The term 'Latinas' only exists when used in the context of a 'foreign' land. It is a term broadly and commonly used in the United States. However, over the past decades, the United States has become less foreign to many Latinas. This means that Latinas have transformed into a cultural group defined by the…
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