Last month was a trip... literally. I spent about 33 hours on a plane and bounced between three different countries; saw friends and family, laughed a lot, went delirious from jet-lag, and ate all the ice cream. TOKYO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUpQCQdmXCU ONTARIO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FIstosLhSM Tokyo for a weekend (to crash my pal's honeymoon), and Ontario for a week … Continue reading Up In The Air
You will hear a lot of advice about how to live in a foreign country (if you decide to do so). The most important I will ever impart is this: there is no point if you don't have adventures. It's easy to get caught up in your daily bubble - work, errands, home, repeat. But … Continue reading A Trilogy in 5 Parts; Month 5 of my Korean Adventure
It's hot, you guys. It's very hot. No, that's wrong, it's not hot, it's humid, and that, as everyone knows, is one thousand times worse. Here's the breakdown of South Korean seasons: Fall - so amazing it's borderline magical Winter - pretty great Spring - quite nice mostly Summer - actual hell It's almost comical … Continue reading Wet Hot Korean Summer
Get it???? He he... 'cause it's my SECOND MONTH, and my super clever and original nickname is "Tee", and there's that song. Hilarious, right? Anyway. My second month was devoid of any hair dye mishaps, and no older women gave me random candy on the street, BUT I DID go to a cherry blossom festival, … Continue reading Two For Tee
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