Whoohoo! After a long period of silence I’ll publish new content on TeppieTravels.com soon! A lot happened the last couple of months which distracted me from blogging. We moved from Singapore back to The Netherlands in the summer of 2021. We had to tidy up our house and arrange a nursery. Our beautiful son Tjerk… More New content!
A couple of months ago I moved to Singapore for the job of my boyfriend Coen. I’ve quit my job as a lawyer in The Netherlands and would look for a new job in Singapore. And of course we were going to travel a lot. Unfortunately, the start of our expat life was a little… More Starting a travel blog in a pandemic
Last December my boyfriend Coen and I decided to move to Singapore for Coen’s work. That was the start of planning our new adventure; expatlife was around the corner!… More The start of our expat adventure
And there I was, ready for the next adventure during my half year off in the fall of 2009. This time I took a plane from Mozambique to Kenya to volunteer in an orphanage. The Dutch family where I was going to stay for the next three months waited for me at the airport. The… More Orphanage DECIP in Nairobi
On Friday September 4, 2009 we drove to Bilene with a couple of international friends for a weekend sun, sand and sea. Bilene is located about 200 kilometres north of the capital Maputo and is situated at a beautiful lagoon, with colorful fish, seahorses and flamingo’s. We arrived at our camping spot at Compleixo de… More Shoveling in Bilene
Before I moved to Singapore, I was a lawyer for six years, so I could not resist to find out about the rules and regulations in Singapore. Better be prepared, right!? I ran into some interesting rules during this “case-study”. If you’re going to Singapore, be aware! 1. Chewing gum prohibited Importing (and selling) chewing… More Singapore – Don’ts
On Sunday morning September 19, 2009, we went with a couple of colleagues to Macaneta, a little town and nature reserve about one hour from Maputo by car. It was a beautiful, sunny day and the trip to town was fun. We had to take a ferry to cross a river to get to the… More Mud in Macaneta
