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A. Stephenson lives with her husband, two kids, and two dogs in Alabama. But she’s about to put her worldly goods on a slow boat to Germany. Follow her if you want to hear about all of the firsts, foibles, frustrations, and follies of an expat’s life abroad. There will be travels and travesties both, that’s a promise.
A little background: Ann teaches English part time at Auburn University, Montgomery. Her past experiences and adventures include teaching jobs at UMUC, Methodist University, and Valdosta State University, and years of expat life on the Turkish Mediterranean (3 years) and in Northern England (4 years). Her foibles and follies. . .are too lengthy to list here.
UPDATE: We’re now on the ground in Germany!!
Hi
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I saw on your blog that you are and expat. I wish to interview you to further share some of your tips. The questions are mainly about the housing, the daily life etc.
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Auburn? You must be joking. 🙂 (have we already been in touch? In a previous post?) I went to Grad school at Tuscaloosa! (Roll Tide!) So technically we should be arch-ennemies. Or not?
Ye be good naw ye hear?
😉
Small world. I will forgive you the “Roll Tide,” as I enjoy your blog too much to be rivals! Best regards,
Haha! I know it was a bit of a provocation and thank you for not holding it against me. Would “war eagle!” be appropriate? 😉
Kind regards back my dear.
Hi Ann,
Thanks so much for following my blog 🙂 I’ve followed yours too – always happy to hear tales from the life of a fellow expat! – and looking forward to reading more.
All the best,
Carly