THROUGH THE BROWN EYES OF A CANADIAN-KOREAN WOMAN
It’s not every day you get to spend time with family. And by “family” I don’t mean, your children, husband or wife. I mean people like your father-in-law’s brother. Or your mother’s sisters and their children. I don’t get to see my cousins as much as I want to here in Korea. We’re just all
This is where we stayed in Jeju. It was a really nice, kid-friendly and clean house. It was about 40 minutes away from the airport but it was close to the beach and nice. The kids really loved it. We didn’t have to worry about the kids getting bored or anything while staying in.
Back in August, Kaden and I decided to take a summer trip somewhere with ALL THE KIDS. Yeap. ALL THREE. There were lots and lots of places we narrowed down to. First we really wanted to go to Japan but because of the earthquakes and the thought of using public transportation during the trip just
Life was always just simple for me. No super duper high and exciting moments. No way way down moments. It was always just manageable. Nothing really hit me too hard. Nothing really grabbed me aside (knock on wood). But lately, I’ve been so down and low it’s been driving me nuts. I always wanted to
Starfield is Korea’s first shopping center that allows PETS into the mall itself. It reminded me of the shopping malls back at home. It’s big, spacious and it literally has everything. Lots of different foods to try and a wide variety of stores. It even has a sports adventure place for adults, a spa+JJIM
