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I can’t tell you how good it feels to FINALLY be able to let the cat out of my pants. Or is it the bag? Tienes un gato en los pantalones? Whatever. Feel free to laugh at my incredibly bad dad jokes. Today, I wanted to discuss my experience with the KIIP or the Korean […] Read more…
I’ve failed… A lot. And I’m not ashamed to admit it. In true Thomas Edison fashion, “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that don’t work.” I’ve been in the blogosphere for quite some time and I’ve made more mistakes than I can count. I wish there were blogging courses available 5 years […] Read more…
Let me start this post by saying that I have literally been on the BEST. TRAZY. TOUR. EVER. If there ever was a day more perfect, this trip would definitely count up there as one of the top ten experiences I have in Korea. Why was this tour amazing? If you are a fan of […] Read more…
Korea is kinda sorta the “IT” place to be in Asia. The Hallyu Wave is going nowhere and stronger than ever. While many are interested in this wonderful country for different reasons, it’s probably one of the best places for expats to live… And also hot spot for Kpop flower boys and girls. You get […] Read more…
Hello, you bad ass blogger you. This is your internet mom/travel blogger advice guru. I’m sitting down with you here today because you’re thinking about starting a travel blog. Now before we get into the juicy details of starting from the group up, I want to ask you why you want to start a travel […] Read more…
Have you ever wanted to be a Kpop Star for a day? I’m sure the thought has crossed your mind and perhaps tickled your fancy. I know it’s tickled mine! Kpop stars are known for being flawless, but who are the pros behind their flawless locks and amazing albums? When you come to Seoul, I […] Read more…
Every country has their merits and downfalls and Korea is no exception. After living in Korea for two years, I can confidently tell you about some of the things that are okay to do here but not in the states. Although, I do warn you to take what I say with a grain of salt. […] Read more…
Did you know about 285 million people are visually impaired worldwide? In the US, over 40 percent of the population requires glasses for myopia or nearsightedness to be able to see. Since I was in first grade, I’ve always had to wear glasses. I’m dating myself here, but this was back in the 90s when […] Read more…
There are many reasons to love Korea and the traditional side is one of them. Over thousands of years, the peninsula has given birth to it’s beautiful and unique culture that span from food, mannerisms and architecture. When you first come to Korea, the people will captivate your heart (and let me tell ya, a […] Read more…
Time and time again, I often get asked, “Where can I stay when I travel to Tokyo?” Well you’re in luck because I’ve stayed at various places, but not one size fits all since I’m primarily a solo female traveler. With other amazing and kick ass female travelers, we bring to you incredible places to […] Read more…
Being in South Korea has been an incredible experience and I have loved every moment of it (well, almost every moment because living abroad isn’t without challenges). Since coming to the Land of the Morning Calm, I’ve had new misadventures and discovered an interesting culture completely different from the Japanese one I had become accustomed to. […] Read more…
Today’s guest post comes from an English teacher and blogger who goes by Spencer Travels. His blog, Travel by Broom chronicles his adventures in Korea and Southeast Asia. I always get a lot of questions on my YouTube channel about other options to teach English rather than at public school or hagwon so here’s your […] Read more…