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[Seoul's best coffee shops] Namusairo; 나무사이로
Hmm, here is a paththat winds its waythrough the trees (pronounced “Na-mu-sa-i-ro” in Korean)Look at this path.It is living and breathingholding so many footstepsin its bosomLook at this path.Standing here on the pathI’m dreaming of the world over the mountain. [Path] by Kim Hwal-seongthe poem that began Namusairo’s journey. 음, 여기나무사이로굽이치며 흐르는이 길을 보아라그 많은발자욱 품고살아 숨쉬는이 길을 보아라난 이 길 위에 서서저 산 너머를…
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It's time for this hobbit to go on her next adventure!
I'm excited. My heart is beating so fast. My smile is wider than it has ever been. And I am opening my arms to embrace this new chapter of my life with a gigantic bear hug. I'm happy, and I'm nervous. There's a fuzzy feeling in my heart - a warm and happy one. You know that feeling when you're starting to fall in love? Where you don't know where it might lead you, but you're excited to find out? Yeah, that one! I'm ready for a new challenge and I'm excited to grow as a human being. I'm excited to meet new people and create meaningful bonds of friendship. I know that the moment I step into these foreign lands, I'll feel like a toddler again. I won't know the language, I won't know how to ask "where's the milk" in a grocery store, and basic tasks like finding a cell phone plan or figuring out the transportation system will feel like algebra to me. But that will just be the first few months. I'll learn, I'll grow, and throughout it all life will be beautiful. Every day, no matter how difficult it might get, there will be positive and happy moments, and beautiful memories will be made. So here's to saying a see ya later for now to Canada, and a sweet hello to Korea!
I can't wait to share this next chapter of my life with you all ❤ Here's to more happy times, enormous amounts of adventures, some adulting, and eating my body weight in kimchi! 🇰🇷
In Brussels, you'll be sure to find many chocolate shops with tempting chocolate-filled display windows. So what can you expect from Belgian
Brussels was one of my favourite cities that I've ever visited.
But also one of the most dangerous.
Because of the crime? Oh no. Because there were so many chocolate shops with tempting chocolate-filled display windows. 🙈
Join me on some of my most precious moments during my latest trip to Belgium.
Join me on some of my most precious moments in Belgium!
[Through the Lens] Finding the magic in Barcelona
Finding the magic in unexpected places!
Whether you’re on a trip or walking around your home town, keep your eyes peeled for the magic hidden in unexpected places.
Below are some shots of some of the magical moments I experienced in Barcelona.
What kinds of magical moments have you experienced in your daily life or when exploring? Let me know in the comments below!
xx
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Why You Should Walk Around Barcelona's City Center
Sometimes you just need to walk around a city without a set plan to stumble across hidden gems and experience its essence. This was the case when I went to Barcelona.
I’m a big believer of the notion that walking around and exploring will always be more fulfilling than going on the Hop-on Hop-off bus tours to see specific locations to check off of a list. Sure, you may get to your destination faster (and if you’re low on time or have difficulty walking, this may be the best option for you), but you’ll miss out on the essence of the city.
In Barcelona, we…
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[Through the Lens] Barcelona's street art
Whether it be a street filled with tourists or one lined with trees, whether it's behind cars, houses, garage doors or on the most unexpected of places, you'll always be certain to come across something constant in the streets of Barcelona: street art.
When walking down the streets of Barcelona, whether it be a street filled with tourists or one lined with trees, whether it’s behind cars and houses, on garage doors or abandoned buildings, or in the most unexpected places, you’ll always be certain to come across something constant: street art.
Professionals and amateurs alike, I assume, come and grace the city with their art. Bringing to life…
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Barcelona's Charming Gothic Quarter
Barcelona’s Charming Gothic Quarter
The Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, also known as the Barri Gòtic, dates back over 2,000 years to the Roman and Medieval times and provides you with an amazing opportunity to soak up the essence of Barcelona.
We did not have a plan when we reached the quarter, and in a way, that was the best plan in itself. We lost ourselves in the centuries-old squares of the Barcelona’s Gothic quarter, where no…
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Gaudí's Barcelona: A guide to 4 of his must-see buildings
Gaudí’s Barcelona: A guide to 4 of his must-see buildings
Who is Antoni Gaudí?
Antoni Gaudí (1852 – 1926) was a Spanish architect from Catalonia whose work is known to have a “one-of-a-kind” style.
Most of his works are in Barcelona and many are in walking distance from one another, so it is always nice to stroll around the city and come across his architecture. You’ll know where one of his buildings are not only by their beautiful designs, but by the…
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Spending Half a Day in Toledo
Spending Half a Day in Toledo
We got up bright and early to make our way to the train station to buy our tickets for our trip to Toledo. Today was going to be a half-day excursion to this old city and we had absolutely no idea what to expect other than “it’s absolutely stunning!”, sooo we were pretty sure it was the right call to go there. (more…)
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Story Time (Ep. 6) - Excuse you!
Story Time (Ep. 6) – Excuse you!
We were planning our mother-daughter trip to Spain and my mom would say over and over again “it says here on the internet that pick-pocketing is very common in Spain. We need to be very careful.”
“Right.” I would respond.
But the internet exaggerates.
There’s no way that theft could be that rampant in Spain.
Right? (more…)
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This is Israel - Ep. 10 September 2018
This is Israel – Ep. 10 September 2018
The tenth installment of “This is Israel” is here! A space where I share with you what I have experienced during my past month in Israel. In addition to my normal travel blogs, I want to use this space to give you a glimpse of what my life in Israel is really like.
Week 1
Starting a TESOL course At present, I have a little over a year in Israel. To some that may still be a lot of time, but it…
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5 Things I Wish I Knew before Moving to Israel
5 Things I Wish I Knew before Moving to Israel
I have now been living in Israel for a little over one year. As the months have gone by, I realized that it would have been nice to know a few things before arriving in this beautiful country.
So, what are they? (more…)
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Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Founded in 1932, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art has become one of Israel’s leading artistic and cultural institutions, holding a comprehensive collection of local and foreign art, with works from the 16th century to present day. (more…)
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The Old City of Jerusalem [Through the Lens]
The Old City of Jerusalem [Through the Lens]
• A city with a thousand stories • (more…)
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Munchies Guide to Israel: Falafels
Munchies Guide to Israel: Falafels
The falafel, a deep-fried ball of crispy goodness with a soft and flavorful inside, is a traditional Middle Eastern food to have most likely originated in Egypt. (more…)
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The Cats of Israel [Through the Lens]
The Cats of Israel [Through the Lens]
I don’t think I’ve ever been in a country with so many cats.
Everywhere you go, you’ll find one or two or thirty cats, each with their own attitude and some with attitudes comparable to that of a sassy teenager. (more…)
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