What was intended to be a year abroad to get it out of my system and write has turned into a new career path, but I am passionate about travel writing – capturing a new, or even familiar, place so eloquently that the smells and feelings associated with it are tangible. From Professor Durham’s class junior year to my meager little blog, I’ve been chasing story and jotting down my observations, hoping National Geographic will hire me.
Below you’ll find some of my published work. Alternately, you can follow me on twitter and instagram: @sunshinesiestas or on Sunshine and Siestas’s Facebook page or my personal google+1.
Contributor to:
Rough Guides to Andalucía
Tripbod / TripAdvisor
GPSMyCity contibutor
The Spain Scoop Local Expert
Easy Expat Spain writer
Spain Jobs to Around the World in 80 Jobs
Accolades:
Named one of GoAbroad‘s Top Expat Bloggers
Named one of The Local Spain‘s Six Best Expat Blogs
Named one of the Top Ten Blogs on Spain by Eat With
Named one of Holiday Discount Centre’s Top Ten Brilliant Spain Blogs
Named one of All Day Internet’s Best Travel Blogs for Foreign Travelers to Spain
Panelists for SPAINExpo, the first-ever digital conference for expats to Spain
Find me elsewhere on the web:
New York Daily News: How to Flee America and be Successful as an Expat
Amateur Traveler Podcast: travel in Seville, Spain
Thought Catalogue: How to Teach English in Spain
Rolf Potts’s Vagabonding: Case Studies of Real Travelers
Nomadic Matt: What it’s like to Teach English in Spain
Wandertooth: A Guide to Neighborhoods in Seville
A-Z Spain Uncovered Podcasts: Cat Gaa and Moving to Spain
UIowa International Accents: On Leaving Teaching // Flourishing Abroad
The Study Abroad Blog: On How Study Abroad Changed the Course of my Life Plans
BackpackingMatt:
A reflective series on my 25 years of travel and my 25 favorite moments.
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five
My ode to Feria de Abril, y olé
Driving Europe’s Mini-Continent, Gran Canaria
An interview conducted by Matt, a college pal, on my experiences teaching
Part One Part Two
Monday escape to Vejer de La Frontera, Cádiz
Zank You Wedding Blog: Stressors associated with planning a Spanish-American wedding
Opplev Storby: Insider tips for Seville (in English and Finnish)
ROL Cruises – What to eat in Galicia
PS I’m On My Way‘s Dear Girls of the World series
Blue Valley Car Hire‘s Guide to Visiting Seville
Boots ‘n All/Why Go Network – Christmas Morning in Still Limerick
My Beautiful Adventures: Five Must-Have Culinary Experiences in Southern Spain, Spain’s Wacky Christmas Traditions
Around the World in 80 Jobs – working as a Language Assistant in Spain
Seville Photo Tour – Living and Working in Spain
A Dangerous Business: Five Tips for Surviving Seville’s Holy Week
Guide the Camino: All roads lead to Santiago.
Christine in Spain: Everything I need to know, I learned in Spain
You Can Teach English.Com: An interview with Cat Gaa: Teaching English in Spain
Glottogon: Dating in a Second Language
Café Abroad: A Insider Guide to Sevilla, directed by me p. 16
Interviews:
Young Adventuress Liz asks some fun questions about life in Seville
Wandering Educators asks me about studying abroad and my love for Spain
The Travel Tester find the source of my wanderlust….in Wisconsin!
Internations Top Spain blogger Interview
The True Bravado asks me about Hiking the Camino de Santiago
EasyExpat shares my story From Chicago to Seville
Escaping Abroad takes on making Money as a Teacher
Expat Finder – Cat Gaa and Moving to Spain
i-to-i TEFL: I’m a TEFL graduate and look where I am now!
Expat Arrivals on the Pros and Cons of Living in Spain
Expat Explorer muses on adapting to Working in Spain
So no ability to follow you on Twitter or Facebook???
Hi Mike: working on all of that, and I only just created a Facebook page this week, actually!
My twitter handle is @sunshinesiestas, and I’ll try and get a FB page up this morning. Thanks for following, and keeping me on my toes!
Facebook like box is up on the sidebar!
Hello:
I am looking for work in the Malaga region (assistant/receptionist with Spanish and French-plus, some Portuguese).
If at some point you have a full-time position, feel free to contact me at brown2015stone@gmail.com. And I will send you a copy of my resume.
Thanks!
L
Hi Lou, I appreciate your reaching out but am a part-time blogger and new mom. Good luck!