Truthfully there isn’t much to report this week. I heard back from my coordinator that they received my application, and my co-teachers have updated me on reference letters and proof teaching experience, but other than that it’s been pretty quiet. Mostly because I’m currently traveling! I stayed with my sister in Philadelphia Sunday night, took…
Whoo, happy Easter to all the Christian readers I have! Sorry, this is like a day late for it to be “Week 1,” but I’ve been crazy busy with online work and getting things ready before I leave for Chile! I haven’t done a ton towards preparing for Korea this week beyond turning in my…
Looking for all the top things to do in Atlanta? Check out this post from my trip! There are very few good things about friends moving all around the country. The main one is that I have the perfect excuse to travel and see them. I’ve been meaning to visit Atlanta, Georgia’s capital, for what…
[dropcap]Y[/dropcap]ou know, it’s interesting how this blog has changed over the nearly two years I’ve had it. When I first started, I was so determined to keep it uber professional and more like a travel site rather than a blog. I didn’t quite realize that there are plenty of professional sites who already do this and have…
Europe has always been my favorite continent, likely due to my fascination with Greek mythology and English monarchs. Luckily, I’ve been able to visit many of my dream destinations, like Paris and Rome, while studying abroad. However, when you travel to new countries, you realize how much you didn’t know. While abroad, I discovered quite…
Japan has got to be one of the most beautiful countries I’ve ever visited in all my travels. I think you’ll find most ESL teachers in Korea fall a little in love with our next door neighbor. There’s a serenity to the country, even at its busiest hours or craziest crosswalks. Every corner has something…