Well folks, my normal has become somewhat abnormal, and yet… we’re going with it. My life in South Korea has reached a point where I feel pretty comfortable navigating my daily surroundings. I moved to Korea over two months ago. Some days it feels like I’ve lived here for two years, and some days I feel like time is slipping through my fingers like {unfiltered Korean} water. Continue Reading
Follow me as I attend the Daegu Art Museum and the Daegaya Festival where I master the art of eating, picking, and wearing strawberries. I also celebrate {from afar} the engagement of my best friend of 22 years.
Apologies for the lack of vlog last week. If you follow me on Instagram you will know the story behind it. Regardless, regular vlogs are scheduled to continue in the upcoming weeks! Including my first road trip in South Korea.
Last week I turned 27 in my 27th country! Follow me around as I attend the Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival, take a cable car up Mt. Aspan, and celebrate with friends from all over the country.
THANK YOU to everyone who put in the effort to make sure my birthday was unforgettable! And cheers to entering my late twenties feelings the most alive I’ve ever been.
Every year, Jinhae hosts an annual Cherry Blossom Festival. It’s the largest of it’s kind in South Korea, and this year I was lucky enough to attend. Continue Reading
So, I lied to my third graders.
This week I did some shopping, attended the Seomun Night Market, and took a stroll around Suseong Lake with a couple of my faves. Unfortunately I caught a cold this week, so the vlog is a tad shorter than normal. Promise I will make up for it next week!
The only way to accurately describe my first experience visiting a Korean clinic is by using the word dramatic. Continue Reading
Another week, another vlog!
Follow me around as I successfully complete my first hike here in Korea, share a night out with friends, catch the first snowfall, and give you a tour of my Daegu apartment.
Oh South Korea, you incredible country, you. If you don’t know already, I am a bit obsessed with my new home. I honestly have zero complaints when it comes to my seamless transition so far. That being said, I’ve had my moments, one of which you can read about here.
Personally, I have to laugh at myself and the situations I have come across, including the ones in this vlog. So, if watching me attempt to buy dish-washing liquid, getting a mini-tour of my neighborhood, and witnessing my ultimate “I’m lost” face tickles your fancy, I would highly suggest checking out my first vlog here in South Korea!
A new series here on the blog? Well, I’ll be damned. Continue Reading