Reannon Muth
Reannon is a part-time writer and full-time travel addict. She's lived and worked in Austria, Germany, Japan, Nepal, Disney World and on 2,000 passenger cruise ship in the Caribbean.
She loves coffee, camping and singing cheesy 80's pop songs at karaoke bars.
You can follow her adventures on her blog, Taken by the Wind (www.takenbythewind.com)
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She loves coffee, camping and singing cheesy 80's pop songs at karaoke bars.
You can follow her adventures on her blog, Taken by the Wind (www.takenbythewind.com)
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BA in Psychology from the State University of New York in New PaltzInterests
Travel, Working Abroad, Teaching English Abroad, Travel Jobs, Adventure Tourism, Backpacking, Hiking, Camping, Swimming, Karaoke, Foreign LanguagesMotto
"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing." - Helen KellerFavorites
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A Look at the Best and Worst US Cities for Single WomenCities across the globe are suffering from a shortage of single men. Find out why and where to go to lasso yourself a stud. -
The Best Children's Songs to Use in the ESL Classroom...And The WorstWhile children's songs make for great fun in the ESL classroom, they don't always make for great language learning. Find out which songs will help your students learn English and which won't. -
12 ESL Games to Play with Children Five and Under12 ESL Games to Play with Children Five and Under -
Tutoring ESL: How to Teach the Perfect Trial LessonFinding ESL students to tutor is easy. It's keeping them coming back week after week that's the hard part. Here are five tips how.
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How to Get a Job as an Airline Customer Service AgentFlight attendants and pilots aren't the only ones who get to fly for free. Become an airline customer service agent! Here's how. -
How to Become a Successful ESL TutorYou don't need an expensive teaching certificate or even experience to make money tutoring ESL. Just follow these four, simple steps.
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The Five People You Meet in Every Airport Check-In LineAirports have a funny way of bringing out the crazy in people. Here are five characters to avoid.