Post #169: The Expat Blogger Edition

Posted on 16. Oct, 2009 by Emmanuelle Archer in Announcements, Blog, Tools & Resources
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WBSD update

If you are an expat blogger who’d like to take part in a fun online event, meet new bloggers, and get a bit of extra traffic in the process… then don’t delay – sign up for World Blog Surf Day!

3rd WBSD

You only have a week left – the deadline for signups is Oct. 24, and World Blog Surf Day itself is on Oct. 31.

The theme this time around is Holidays & Celebrations – a topic that I feel well prepared for, what with having spent all day today putting together my Halloween costume. (Yes, there will be pictures. No, I am not telling you what my costume is just yet – stay tuned!)

Shopping usually isn’t my cup of tea, but when it comes to outrageously silly costumes cultural integration and participation in the local celebrations, I do what I have to do. It’s all in the name of field research, you see ;)

Did you say expat bloggers?

You may have noticed that I recently added a blogroll to the site. There, you will find the expat resources/general advice sites that I recommend, plus a handful of personal favourites that have little to do with life abroad, but are just too good to pass up.

While we’re on the subject, BootsnAll Travel just published a list of 15 of the best expat blogs out there. I regularly follow several of them, and if all 15 are the same high quality, we have some great writing and beautiful pictures to look forward to!

Blogging

What are your must-read expat blogs, and what do you like best about them? I love discovering new-to-me blogs, so please share your favourites in the comments!

Subscribe via RSS or email to get new expat tips and resources, three times a week!

Emmanuelle

WBSD art by Beka (top) and picture by Kristina B (bottom), both via Flickr Creative Commons

2 Comments »

  1. When I read “I love discovering new-to-me blogs…”, I figured I’ll share my newest blog endeavor: Expat Yourself.

    ExpatYourself.com is a new blog of ramblings, advice and motivation for others to …well, expat themselves.

    I hope in turn this builds more people to enjoy the expat life and benefit from you and your services.

    Thanks!
    -Jeff
    http://www.expatyourself.com

    Comment by Jeff — October 19, 2009 @ 1:36 am

  2. Hi Jeff,

    Very cool blog! I added you to my RSS feed and I look forward to your future posts. You hit the nail on the head when you say that regrets are worse than any potential “failure” as an expat – and I agree that there is no such thing, even if you end up going back home earlier than you expected.

    Thanks for stopping by… and please let me know if there’s anything I can do to support a fellow expat blogger!
    Emmanuelle

    Comment by Emmanuelle Archer — October 21, 2009 @ 8:07 pm

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