Z is for Ten in Zambia
HIV/AIDS continues to lead the list of the top ten causes of death in Zambia. This post is one in […]
Y is for Ten in Yemen
In Yemen, a child under the age of five dies of preventable causes every ten minutes. It wasn’t always so, […]
X is for Ten in Xi’an
The Silk Road, a ten-thousand-mile network of roads spanning the four thousand miles between China with the west starting from […]
W is for Ten in Washington
One out of ten residents of the metropolitan Washington region is food insecure, according to the Capital Area Food Bank. […]
V is for Ten in Virginia
Since I had an address in Virginia for nearly twenty years, you’d think I would have visited the top ten […]
U is for Ten in Union City, NJ
The ten weeks I spent in Union City, New Jersey, during the summer between my sophomore and junior college years […]
T is for Twin Brothers
When I was ten, my twin brothers arrived a month earlier than Mom expected. My parents had planned for five […]
S is for Ten in San Diego
Ten years ago my husband and I began considering a move from Virginia to San Diego. A year later, we […]
R is for Ten in Romania
At the end of my second semester teaching English at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, I discovered the class I thought […]
Q is for Ten in Qatar
Roughly one out of ten residents of Qatar is a citizen. The rest of the population are temporary workers from […]
P is for Ten in Paducah, KY
The Southern Illinois University interviewer advised I would need to be in Carbondale within ten days. To help me plan […]
O is for Ten in Odessa
While we missed seeing most of the ten most recommended sights in Odessa, our trip there through Transnistria is among […]
M is for Ten in Moldova
Two of the top ten reasons to travel to Moldova are in caves. Maybe that should be three since reason […]
L is for Ten in London
There are few addresses more recognizable than Number 10 Downing Street. Maybe 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. But there is something magnetic […]
K is for Ten in Korea
Ten hours wasn’t long enough to see anything in Korea, especially at night. At least not for a single woman […]
J is for Ten in Japan
By the time I turned ten, I had read every book about Japan in my school library and the children’s […]
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