The Displaced Nation retweeted
Do you post on social media when you #travel ? I prefer to take a break for as long as possible. How about you? #traveltribe
The Displaced Nation retweeted
Do you want to publish stories from your travels, but don't know where to start? Longtime editor of National Geographic Publishing and full-time freelance travel writer, Barbara Noe Kennedy, is leading a live Zoom class on Wednesday, July 26th, 2-4 pm EST: wow-womenonwriting.com/class…
The Displaced Nation retweeted
This is my first return to Skagen after falling in love with “Seaside Hotel!” Coming back in 2 weeks and planning to rent a bike and go all over! – at Orust, Sverige
The Displaced Nation retweeted
A slice of inspiration from Transylvania and Hungary: curd cheese and fresh apricots, a drizzle of honey and a sprinkle of thyme. Served on toast. It's also lovely with cherries and ricotta. Have a lovely weekend everyone.
The Displaced Nation retweeted
I’m really enjoying the darkly comic stories in PEOPLE FROM BLOOMINGTON by the late Indonesian writer Budi Darma (translated by @TiffTsao).
The Displaced Nation retweeted
New York has Central Park in the centre of Manhattan. Paris has two large public parks outside of the city, east (Bois de Vincennes) and west (Bois de Boulogne), which means, alas, that most Parisians never use them. I've never been in Bois de Vincennes. leparisien.fr/paris-75/paris…
The Displaced Nation retweeted
One of the hardest things about living abroad and coming back to get home country is that you’ve just had this life changing experience but no one understands it and how much it changed you.
The Displaced Nation retweeted
There are no more borders in the European Union.
However, you will always know where the Netherlands begins.
The Displaced Nation retweeted
Where's the best #sunrise you've seen?
The Displaced Nation retweeted
I have a German friend, lovely bloke. He speaks excellent English, but never changes his communication style, he's unwaveringly German.
For instance, our chats can be fantastically direct. When talking he once told me:
"This topic is boring, do you have another one?"
The Displaced Nation retweeted
We have two spare days in August in France, somewhere between Geneva and Toulouse - what are good child-friendly places to stay for a couple of nights?
The Displaced Nation retweeted
Ah, the quintessential Japanese coffee-house “morning.” For 500 yen, enjoy thick buttered toast, a boiled egg, and a hot coffee. In the background, the chatter of local old ladies, classical movie soundtracks on the radio, and the rustle of a grandpa’s paper in the corner.
The Displaced Nation retweeted
Where are your thoughts taking you today?
You can start by telling me where you're reading this tweet from? ☺️
The Displaced Nation retweeted
Intrigued by translator Julia Lowell’s observation that the Chinese word for fiction literally translates as ‘lesser discourses’ (or ‘petty talk’ in other renderings). What literal meanings do the words for fiction or stories have in other languages?
The Displaced Nation retweeted
My proud Spanglish moment. Five minutes on local TV in Tampa for @WFLA as an "experta de viajes" on @todotampabaytv talking summer travel with Cristina Balderrama. Kind of wish my high school Spanish teacher could see me now. wfla.com/tampa-hoy/todo-tamp…
The Displaced Nation retweeted
Replying to @BraydenCreation
The forests in Rügen island, Germany, last weekend: – at Ralswiek, Germany
































