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Tag Archives: spanish
The Bright Red Backpack is back!
I can`t believe my last post was in May after our long weekend trip to Valdivia. My only excuse for ignoring my blog over the last few months is that I was pretty much ignoring every aspect of my personal … Continue reading
Chilenismos – what makes spanish in Chile unique!
I have reached a milestone in my long and winding journey through the Spanish language… I just finished reading my first ever novel in spanish!!!! Granted, it was the final Harry Potter book which I have read in english and … Continue reading
My surgery in Santiago
My list of new things done in South America is expanding constantly… – Climbed snow capped mountains in the Andes – CHECK – Peered inside a smouldering volcano – CHECK – Travelled 2000km through harsh desert conditions and gale force … Continue reading
My first experience with doctors in South America
Many times over the years I have chastised my parents for not seeking medical attention for what ever ailment they had at that particular moment. It seems to be a Koch trait to do everything possible to avoid doctors and … Continue reading
Chile is making a coffee drinker of me…
I am sitting at my desk in EY and taking a break from a mountain of reports and spreadsheets I am working on to reflect on a few things about the working world of Santiago…and more specifically my working world… … Continue reading
First client meeting (all in Spanish)!!!
After waiting for EY for nearly the whole of October, they finally sorted out all HR issues this week. The last few weeks were extremely frustrating for this reason and I just had no idea what was happening and the … Continue reading