What a year it’s been! I’m not going to lie to you guys, there’s been more than a handful of downs. I think last year was a lot of figuring out what I definitely don’t want from life, dealing with rejection both personally and career-wise, and kind of just getting from month to month. I…
Here’s what to expect hiking between two mountain temples, Seonamsa and Songgwangsa, on Jogyesan, near Suncheon. Spoiler alert: Like most of my hiking in Korea, I was a bit unprepared… One of the more underrated things to do in Suncheon is to visit one of its two main mountain temples, Seonamsa or Songwangsa, and go…
If you’re planning on teaching in Korea, then this guide lays it all out for you from the very beginning on where to teach and actually being in the classroom. So you’ve decided. Of all the professions in all the countries in the world, you’re going to teach ESL in South Korea. You’ve made the decision,…
From a small little restaurant to one of the most popular destinations, here are 5 magical spots in New York City. Trust me, I have about a million posts I’ve started writing about my various trips into the city, and I think I’ve only published two so far… Oops! I think I just got a…
Okay, in case you haven’t noticed, my #Korea series paused for a bit. I was just overwhelmed with work, some personal things, and life! Anyhow, I thought a more productive thing to do was to move this to more of a monthly review and since I know for sure I’m not going to be here for…
From picking up coins off the ground to sleeping in train stations, here are some funny things every budget traveler can relate to. With all my old study abroad travels popping up, I’ve been reminiscing about the fun times and how much my travel habits have changed since I’ve grown up a little. Mainly how…