Archive for May 2017
Yes, Americans need to learn English before traveling to London
Whenever we visit new countries, we try to learn at least a few words to use in our daily interactions with the people we meet and encounter. Whether it’s “hello” when walking into a store, “pardon me” when moving past people on the sidewalk, or “thank you” when being served a meal, it always adds... Read more »
Four lessons families can learn from watching Hamilton: An American Musical
Like many families, mine has Hamilton fever. My husband and sons sing the song lyrics in the car. My older sons sings from Hamilton: The Revolution while he waits for us to leave for school. And, of course, we saw Hamilton: An American Musical on stage in Chicago. Recently, we had the pleasure of seeing... Read more »
5 reasons why a hotel breakfast buffet is always a good idea
Whenever my family stays at a hotel, we always select the room option that includes breakfast – if that means we get to indulge in a breakfast buffet. No matter if we’re in Athens, Greece or Sofia, Bulgaria, we’re always ready to select and enjoy the breakfast buffet. And, we’ve never been disappointed to start... Read more »
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Aimee Thompson
I am a Chicago mom focused on opening my children's eyes, hearts and minds to the people, places and cultures of the world. You also can follow me on Instagram (@raisingworldcitizens) and Facebook at www.facebook.com/RaisingWorldCitizens, or contact me via email at raisingworldcitizens@gmail.com.
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Why do people say "pardon my French" when they swear in English? »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted March 4, 2018 at 2:18 pm -
The Portuguese Francesinha: The delicious sibling of the French Croque Monsieur »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted January 27, 2018 at 2:25 pm -
Our New Year’s resolution to eat around the world - 52 countries in one year »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted January 7, 2018 at 10:17 am -
Lycee French Market returns to Chicago on Nov. 11 and 12 »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted November 7, 2017 at 10:59 am -
Chicago families can explore global cultures at first-ever Global Kids WorldFest on October 21 »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted September 10, 2017 at 1:34 pm
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