I’m Leaving! (again) Today, officially I’m leaving my beloved (temporary) home for the new adventure. I’ve been staying in Virginia with Stephen’s family for last couple months and several more times before that. It warms my heart to know that there’s a place welcomes me somewhere in the world. I hope the Customs won’t […]
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Big News! As I’ve announced through my newsletter, I’m going back to Korea! I left Seoul on Dec 6th 2011 and haven’t return to Korea since. My first destination was Hong Kong. For the last 14 months I’ve traveled to 23 countries (20 new, 3 revisited) jumping from Asia to North America to
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Greece and I Greece always has been my dream destination. So many reasons… The Greek myth that is related to the constellations in the sky, I used to memorize all the details and make stories out of the stars (Zeus and all that stuff). It came handy when I worked at the observatory as
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If you are looking for a new challenge to do this year, join the Ultimate Train Challenge! It’s the month of May. You’ve got 31 days to make it from Saigon to Lisbon or Lisbon to Saigon. 15,000 miles (25,000 kilometers). You choose any route you want to take. Choose to stop and
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My affair with Kota Kinabalu was brief. I was very excited to spend my holidays in a whole new land for me, and couldn’t wait to come back to explore more. The most beautiful sunset I’ve ever seen was at the waterfront of KK. Borneo is such an interesting place. I was very excited
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It’s easy to plan a visit to London, Paris or New York. There are several landmarks in each of these cities that every guidebook, website and well-meaning friend will agree that you can’t miss. Drop these into your itinerary and your time is soon filled with checking off iconic photo opportunities before exiting
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“Be consistent” Is the number one advice from most of the leading bloggers. Meaning, be consistence and predictive in scheduling for your readers. Make a routine and stick to it; after all, we are all living under a certain routine everyday. I’ve been trying to be consistence as much as possible,
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Synergy, that’s the word. This summer, the synergy between the Beehive Rome B & B created something brilliant. While I was visiting Rome, and Linda and Steve mentioned that they had a lot of Korean customers in their B & B. The Beehive was a great place to say, possibly one of Rome’s best,
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My Favourite Polish Cuisine Thanks to Milk Bar (Bar mleczny), it’s easy to get Polish food with a very reasonable price. The term milk bar (different from Australian term) was created in 1896 in Warsaw, because the place offered milk-based food. However, the role of milk bar carried through World War II. Poland became a
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✪ Location: Reykjavik city center ✪ Internet Access: Wi-Fi works from the lobby to the second floor. No signal on the third and fourth. ✪ Room: I stayed in a private double with shared bathroom. The room and the bed was not quite enough for two people. But the shared balcony offered a great view of the
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