A curious girl, A wanderer
Moving to a new country is exciting, but let’s be honest, it can also be chaotic, stressful, and overwhelming. From finding a place to live and dealing with bureaucracy to keeping track of your belongings and important documents, there’s a lot to manage. That’s where My Moving Abroad Journal comes in.
This isn’t just a planner, it’s your personal companion for one of the biggest adventures of your life. Here’s how it can help you every step of the way.
In 2022 I moved to Spain, from The Netherlands. Not only did I move to another country, it was also my first time living on my own. Back in The Netherlands I always lived with my parents, so there was a lot to get used to.
It’s a lot to take in, being on your own, finding a place to live, navigating the bureaucracy of a new country, and managing all the other things that come with moving abroad.
Here are my recommendations from March, I hope you can find the time to check out at least one of them. They are worth it 🙂
After publishing three editions of my Moving Abroad Journal, I’m excited to introduce the fourth: the ‘Classic’ edition.
While the content remains the same across all versions, each edition is designed with its own unique style. The ‘Classic’ Moving Abroad Journal is created for those who prefer a clean, strong, and timeless look. With a more neutral color palette and a structured, no-distractions layout, this edition focuses on clarity, practicality, and purpose.
Barcelona is a city where new spots pop up almost every day, so my list of favorites is always changing. Here are my current go-to coffee spots 🙂
A few weeks ago, I published my first journal on Amazon: My Moving Abroad Journal. Since then, I’ve created a few additional editions, including a minimalist ‘clean girl’ version.
While the content remains the same, each edition is designed with its own unique aesthetic. The ‘clean girl’ Moving Abroad Journal is perfect for those who love simplicity, calm, and a polished look. With a neutral color palette and a clean layout, this version creates a focused space for planning your move abroad.
Winter in Barcelona isn’t your typical winter. The days are cooler, the city slows down just enough to feel cozy, and there’s a good mix of festive events and everyday activities that make this season worth enjoying. Whether you live here or you’re visiting, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the colder months. From checking out holiday lights to discovering new cafés, museums, and creative workshops, here’s a simple guide to what you can do around the city this winter.
This month’s recommendations are all about embracing that early winter magic, steaming cups of rich hot chocolate, cafés perfect for slow mornings, twinkling lights that transform the city, and the Christmas markets that make wandering irresistible.
If you’re ready to welcome the season with cozy vibes and festive charm, here are my top November picks around Barcelona.
As the festive season approaches, Barcelona transforms into a twinkling wonderland filled with lights, music, and the irresistible scent of roasted chestnuts. Starting at the end of November, the city’s most beloved Christmas markets open their stalls, inviting both locals and visitors to soak up the holiday spirit. Here are the top three Christmas markets in Barcelona you won’t want to miss this year!
Barcelona is a city of captivating light and mesmerizing skyline moments. Whether you’re after romantic views, peaceful escapes, or lively gatherings, here are some of the best spots to savor the sunset.
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