Travelling is a lot like relationships. You need trust, understanding, a sense of adventure, and you need realistic expectations. Of course every relationship is different. Much like a relationship, each country I visit brings out a different side of me, and I learn and grow from my experiences. My time in Mexico with my family was… Read More Falling in and out of love with travel
It’s hard to believe that I am already six weeks into my PR program at school. With midterms, projects and presentations taking over, there is only one thing keeping me going – coffee. Baristas are artists too. With early morning commutes on the subway, to late night group discussions, it is easy to see why PR… Read More Caffeine Fixed in a Different Way
In the last month, my life has changed completely. I went from world traveller, to being chained to a restaurant all summer, to becoming a full-time student. I have even started a new job revolving around my biggest addiction – social media. It has been a bit of a head-spin to say the least – but… Read More Stop, Breathe, Repeat
To most of my family and friends’ surprise, I made it back to Canada in one piece. Summer was short and sweet, and now I am hiding behind piles of assignments and readings. That’s right – the teacher has become the student. My new lifelines. It has been four years since I last got to… Read More The Teacher Becomes the Student
I spent the last three years of my life living in Asia, a culture and place that once seemed so foreign, chaotic, and absolutely backwards, that I somehow managed to normalize. The things that once triggered every sense in my body to be alert, on guard and unsure soon triggered warm fuzzy feelings inside – Asia… Read More Western Adjustment
December is about to come to an end and I have yet to blog once this entire month. My excuse? One of the busiest, most stressful months of my life. After 2.5 years, I finally packed up my life in Seoul and left – something I didn’t think I would ever be able to do.… Read More I’ve Left the Land of Kimchi
Holidays can be especially rough while living abroad, but luckily you always have a few fellow expats to share them with. Today is American Thanksgiving, and as a Canadian, I usually celebrate this day in October. In South Korea, there is a larger American expat community, so the holiday seems to stand out a bit… Read More What I’m Thankful for in Korea
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