One of my favorite sips of Korean culture is the inundation of coffee shops. Even though I didn’t live in Seoul, my considered “rural” Korean…
It is hard to write these blog posts without reflecting back on all I have learned and experienced since November, but I will do my…
My host mom says she is really proud of my progress. Each day I can understand more and more and am beginning to form basic…
Basically, the visa run company meets you in a Tesco parking lot in Bangkok. No reservations, just show up with passport, documents and money. Board…
I have come up with a perfect solution – a Picture Diary! I think that this will be a really fun and easy way to…
Part of living in a new country with a new family is learning lots of new things. For example today I learned that oranges are…
Drum roll please, I’ve finally got my EPIK location, Geongbuk Providence. I won’t know what city I’m in until towards the end of my orientation.…
Korea is a culture of convenience. Much like the United States, where I’m from, the ease of having things done for you is appreciated. But,…
As I pack my bag to travel to Milan for the weekend, I can’t help but to feel proud. It’s been a week since…
Life in Thailand is increasingly becoming more normal as I settle into a routine here. My weekdays are pretty busy with full schedules at school,…