Author Nancy Cater Nancy's Latest Articles All that’s old is new again By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● January 22, 2015 Why make New Year's resolutions, when it just means carrying the worst of your baggage with you into the new year? Come home for Christmas By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● December 12, 2014 Living a world away puts the holiday season in a very different perspective. As Canadian as I can be By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● November 14, 2014 What makes a national stereotype? And if we don’t live up to them, how can we expect others to? Working for the weekend By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● October 16, 2014 What do we do when our work ceases to be a motivational factor in our lives? Fonder for the absence By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● September 17, 2014 Sometimes being away from a place reshapes how we remember it (un)Great(ful) Expectations By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● August 22, 2014 What do we do when the goals society teaches us to strive for are not the ones we find fulfilling? What do you see in me? By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● May 16, 2014 When we travel, the image others have of who we are is so different that it can make us question our own image of ourselves. What’s that accent? By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● April 23, 2014 The politics of dialect, accent and language can be powerful, othering, and bizarre. No future By Nancy Cater ● Home and Away ● February 14, 2014 It's 2014. Can we stop asking about kids, already? The romance of a Newfoundland winter By Nancy Cater ● Landwash ● February 3, 2014 Reflections of an ex-pat experiencing their first winter in Newfoundland in 10 years Posts pagination 1 2 … 4 Next