@ISSCommunity@ISAruba Kelly,
We are excited that you will be moving to Aruba in 2023 and helping ISA continue to be a leader in providing excellence in education. I look forward to working with you.
Just read the May 8 weekly bulletin. All that all of you are doing is VERY impressive. Kudos to all of you for what you are doing for the CIS community.#CISinspires
@ISSCommunity@Tinja1 Alasdair, Best wishes as you return home and thank you for all your leadership and for your many contributions to the ISS community. Dave
Huda,
You asked about going back home. If interested send your email address and I will be glad to share some thoughts. For many of us going back home was not easy. #Huda0829
A8 - Buying real estate in your host country can be tricky, but can also be financially rewarding. Many have done well with it. Be sure to consider fluctuating exchange rates. #issedu
A7 - Know it will be hard and there will be times you will wonder if you made the right decision. It is normal. And it will pass. Remember the second year is so much easier. Struggles are worth it. May be miserable at times, but will be memorable in a very good way. #issedu
@luke_meinen_ @mbkkelsey@megankuemmerlin Having a place of your own makes a big difference. Hopping from place to place and living out of suitcases is a nightmare.
A5 - Almost always with colleagues - especially with those who come in with you - your pledge class so to speak. Also getting involved with community groups - reading clubs, church, bridge, interest groups, etc. #issedu
A4 - Took several times of being stoped by the police that a yellow traffic light in Morocco means you are supposed to stop - not glide through. Bit of advice - take an International drivers' license just in case it gets taken away.....from experience. :) #issedu