This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! April 7, 2015.

A physician once told me that to survive residency, you have to be more of a weed than an orchid. She explained that you have to be able to thrive on neglect, with little sunshine. And with a lot of patience. You could maybe also argue that t he pile of laundry.

I am an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Urban Studies and Planning at the University of California, San Diego, having completed my PhD at Berkeley in 2014. I study the intersection of development, migration, and gender, with a focus on the relationships between Mexico and the United States. Most of my research is based on cross-border ethnography of Mexican sending communities and their migrants in the United States. At UCSD, I teach graduate and undergraduate co.

Travelling alone with a child is also a bit of a headache as invariably it will be me who has to lug around all the cases and bags. So I was delighted when we were given the chance to try out a Trunki. Which meant he could pack his own case as well as have the fun of wheeling it around and riding on it at the airport.

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