From the food to the accessibility, here are the ten things I miss most about living in Korea. I CAN'T BELIEVE I'M ACTUALLY SAYING THIS BUT I MISS KOREA. It's completely normal that I would miss a place that was my
CAPTURING MOMENTS || MAY 2016 HIGHLIGHTS Started working at AnyArena, a digital pop culture magazine, as their new editor #blessed Spent a long weekend in the Mekong Delta touring Can Tho and My Tho. Ran my first interview/photoshoot with HCMC-based graffiti
I've stacked up the best beach reads for your summer 2016 getaway. From cathartic binge-eating in Chengdu to a road trip gone awry around Brazil with a love-struck stalker, there's something on this summer reading list for all types of travelers
SO, I'VE QUIT MY JOB. I have deliberately been hiding this news for a month now (for fear of jinxing it) but after passing the thirty day mark, I'm excited to announce my transition from the world of teaching into the
Presenting things to do in Cape Town, South Africa according to Rafiqua of Rafiqua Israel Express. Welcome to Cape, the sun is shining, put on your dancing shoes, Cape Town welcomes you!” Kaapse Klopse (local song) If you ask anyone that has ever
Introducing the "Passport to People Series" where I'll take you around the globe, via inspiring, creative souls I've met while on my travels! Meet Haley Houseman, the one woman revolution whose musings and creations are housed at hedhouseman.com. I'm cheating a
CAPTURING MOMENTS || APRIL 2016 HIGHLIGHTS SAW MY FIRST OFFICIAL PAYCHECK IN ALMOST NINE MONTHS
On this day five years ago, my father passed away tragically and unexpectedly. He was a few months shy of his fiftieth birthday. Now, loss affects every person differently. There are those who go numb and then are those who
After a month and a half of not getting personal, I thought it time to bring it back to what's going on in the ground here in Saigon. As soon as the month of April rolled around, the Saigon heat
Want to try your hand at making Spanish ham and cheese croquetas? Loneliness: one of the harsh realities when moving to a new country. As much as I was excited to begin anew in Saigon, I was overcome with anxiety on