10 ways of giving back to your new community

1. Be welcoming - as much as you appreciate to feel welcome in this new place. Joy runs the world!

2. If you have a work permit, you can volunteer few hours of your week to many projects. To learn more go to www.volunteermatch.org

3. If you don't have a permit

City Escape

If you are tired of spending your time in usual places and hanging out in the city, why don't you push yourself more distant? For folks who love winter sports as I do,

When eating out becomes a treasure hunt

There are plenty of them: Yelp, Tripadvisor, Urbanspoon, Zagat, visitphilly.com, cityeats.com and many more. You might have definitely looked up your latest ideas for a romantic dinner through one of the best known apps and websites which provide food-related reviews.You might have tried some top-rated pubs or restaurants but still, once you try them yourself your point of view is slightly or thoroughly different from Yelp reviews.Why???

How to get things working when you can't work

Many of us don't have work permit, or intention to get back to work. But even when staying at home is a well thought decision, it is important to be busy somehow. It prevents depression, which in some level is already common among expats.

Classic music in Philadelphia

Philadelphia can offer you a lot of possibilities and ideas to spend a Saturday night. Too old to go to disco, still too young to sit at home, we like to have dinners at good restaurants, watch new "oscar" movies or go for night snowboarding at Blue Mountain. Anyways, this time we