anthropologistabroad
Introduction
Curious what life is like when you live abroad? Wander on over. Half the time it's rave reviews about something old I've found, but I do talk about culture, tradition, and what makes life tick in general. This isn't really meant to be a how-to on getting by as an international as I'm barely figuring these things out on my own. These writings will focus on more of the broad experience of getting to know England and its differences from what I've grown up with as well as the learning experiences. There will be silliness and plenty of photos of both extraordinary and everyday life, and of course, all thoughts are my own personal ramblings unless otherwise stated.
I am a female.
I joined expat.com on 21 July 2014.
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anthropologistabroadposted on the thread Mistakes expats make in England
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anthropologistabroadposted on the thread Commuting from Colchester
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anthropologistabroadposted on the thread Mistakes expats make in England
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anthropologistabroadposted on the thread Things to Do This Summer
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anthropologistabroadposted on the thread Things to Do This Summer
Pictures by anthropologistabroad
Expat experience
Moved alongside partner for work again to Chelmsford. Started work in London at the Natural History Museum.
Much closer to the rest of the world, able to find work in my career path of choice.
Chelmsford is a bit of a dormitory town to London and suffers from lack of its own community feel.
Moved alongside partner for work to Norwich. Interned at St Paul's Cathedral in London at this time. Otherwise mostly explored Norfolk.
Stunning city with unique culture and history.
Very, very far away from the rest of the country.
Completed my MA in Museum Studies in Leicester.
Great community, multicultural, had wonderful bits of quirks and history.
In the middle of England, but never near anywhere in particular.
