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Ten days

Though I seem to be constantly in a state of self-reflection, I have yet to put into words what this past year has been, what I’ve experienced, how it has changed me, what it’s meant to me, the people I’ve … Continue reading

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48 Hours in Busan

Last, last weekend was Korea’s Memorial Day weekend and to celebrate my coworkers Will and David, our friend Amila and myself decided to venture south to the beaches of Busan to soak up the sunshine, dine on fresh seafood and … Continue reading

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A month of stories…Day #5

Waygookin Written by Chelsea Marie Hicks “I’ll have uhh…hana of that,” Kevin pointed at the menu filled with symbols of undecipherable text. “I thought you were vegetarian,” Shin Ji Won asked, pronouncing veggie “bay-gee.” “I am,” he responded, sensing through … Continue reading

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Halfway reflections: six months in Korea

View from my apartment window shot in August This week marks my six months spent living and working in Korea. I’ve certainly repeated it enough, but I’m quite serious when I say that my time here has sped by rapidly … Continue reading

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Tale of two mountains: Naejangsan (pt. 2)

As promised, I bring to you the second part of my mountain tale. Climbing Naejangsan was a completely different experience from Dobongsan and I sincerely cherish them both. The journey to the top began on a Friday night at a … Continue reading

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Tale of two mountains: Dobongsan (pt. 1)

I’ve spent the last two weekends teaching my legs a thing or two about hard work and pain by climbing a few of Korea’s voluptuous mountains. Both have teased and tempted me with their treacherous paths and tricky rock formations, … Continue reading

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