Núria dives into the complexities of life abroad, dissecting her love-hate relationship with her surroundings like a seasoned cultural anthropologist. It's like she’s conducting a study on the sociopolitical undercurrents of Swiss living while simultaneously side-eyeing the postal system.

From classroom anecdotes to bureaucratic rants, she captures the essence of teaching with a mixture of reverence and raw humor. You can almost hear the collective sigh of educators across the globe as she navigates the absurdities of her profession with understated finesse.

Whether it’s detailing the trials of hanging a painting that doubles as a marriage test, or the existential dread of holiday shopping, she weaves personal narratives with wit that leaves readers both chuckling and sighing in sympathy.