Sometimes I ask myself, ‘Why am I traveling, again?’. Life would be so much easier if I’m just staying at home. Seriously. It is great to go out and see the world, but sometimes I wish I’m at home. I’m sharing five moments, among many others. Sitting in the overnight train whilst people are smoking, […]
I Don’t Know Why I’m Still Traveling – Top 5 Worst Moments Read More »
It’s been nine months since I left home. I’ve been China, Vietnam, Laos, the US and now I’m exploring Europe, moving countries every week. Sometimes people asked me ‘Do you miss home?’ and ‘Do you miss Korean food?’. Well, I don’t really. I’ve been unhappy about the cultural and social situations in the country for
My Super Korean Identity Revealed Read More »
“What makes you travel?” Then I thought, ‘why?’. Most of the interviews in any publication, this was the question what everyone asked. What makes me travel? What makes me constantly move? That was one of the questions I got from my family who don’t really understand the reasons
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I couldn’t believe her when she said her actual age. And you won’t either. She really does look much younger than her age. Don’t we all want it? Ciki is an experienced traveler and obviously she knows how to stay healthy on the road. Now she’s finally sharing her secrets through her new blog
Natural Remedies to Help with Pain During Long Term Travel Read More »
The grand Road Trip USA 2012 came to the end! This trip started because of TBEX (Travel Bloggers Exchange, travel blogger conference) in Colorado. Stephen and I left Virginia on 9th of June, and came back 17th of July. The grand Road Trip USA 2011 during my first visit to the US was
Road Trip USA 2012 Recap – Facts and Funs Read More »
One year ago today, I turn my life around. Yep, it’s my one-year anniversary. A second birthday, if you will. I said good-bye to my little cubic farm, put my backpack on and left. I used to plan the moment with my friend, shooting glitter gun at the doorstep of the
From a Cubicle to a Laptop – One Year Ago Today Read More »
Okay, this has been going on for 6 months straight now. Now it’s time to talk about it. *Kind warning: this content is dealing with a highly feminine subject. I’m not saying you shouldn’t read it if you are a male; just FYI. You are more than welcome to read & comment. As a young
The Periodic Curse: Being a Woman is Hard Read More »
“Ahahahahahahaha-“ The immigration officer couldn’t stop laughing for five minutes whilst my eyes were full of tears. “I’m serious!” I claimed. “Don’t worry! Vietnamese are very friendly!” She said. “To Koreans?” I asked. “No, to everyone! Don’t worry! You’ll be fine!” She answered. “So, I won’t go to jail?” “No.” This is the answer I
No, I’m Won’t Be Going to Jail, Apparently; My 573km Visa Run Read More »
“Hello, hello, I have a guesthouse, take a look.” “Bungalow, good view.” “I have hot shower, cold drink.” A group of guesthouse owners are trying hard to get customers in their house as soon as the boat from Nong Kiew arrived. An hour of long boat ride made my butt sore, but
What Kind of Traveler Are You Going to be in 30 Years? Read More »
You don’t have to try too hard to fit it. You don’t have to be pretend that you are from here. You don’t have to look like a local. You don’t have to be fluent in a foreign language. You don’t have to be embarrassed about not knowing things. It’s okay. You don’t have to.
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