For those who don’t know before I became an International Teacher, I started off working as an English teacher in South Korea, and have noticed considerable differences between the two jobs. This question keeps coming up from a few friends:
Cambodia was the second country we stopped at while backpacking Southeast Asia. I loved Cambodia and had no trouble crossing the border from Vietnam. We immediately stopped at Angkor Wat. My friend Sean is a huge fan of Laura Croft
Let me start this blog by saying… I love love love Vietnam. This trip was life-changing for me, truly. It took me out of my stuck-up, elitist, American way of thinking, and allowed me to see how others live.. and
Thailand was our third and final stop. At this point in our backpacking trip, we were starting to get tired. Besides, we had been on the road, carrying our backpacks, and on top of one another for over a month,
Malaysia was a beautiful spot to visit. I went the week before New Year with my friends. (Clockwise from left: Tim, me, Sean, Ivory, and Lizzy) We stayed in the Reggae Hostel, which was quite accommodating for a hostel. I always
One of the most memorable trips from Seoul has to be the one I took with my friends Hyungsuk, Sean, and Lizzy. We decided to rent a car and drive to Paju, which is on the border of South and
These Children were amazing, I learned so much from them! One little boy (who didn’t want to take a picture) could not have been no more than 4, was taking care of his 5 month old brother. He fed him,
Before ending our trip, our group went to an Orphanage. We taught another lesson, and played with all the children. A perfect ending to our trip. Listening to this children can make anybody feel humble. I hope you listen to
Interesting Story! While traveling on my trip to Haiti, I ran into an interesting young man whom was wearing a “Haiti Made” hat. After akwardly staring at his hat, I asked him about it. He went on to explain about
Personally, I’ve never been to the midwest, I mean I lived in Colorado for several years but was too young to drive myself around. My mother and I arrived in Las Vegas in the evening and checked into the Bellagio, purely
Love a good road trip! Seriously, what’s better than listening to tunes, books on tape, and just the open road watching the world go by? Funny, I was still in school, so while driving I had to take my class
Aside from friends, my mom, another person I love to travel with is my brother Corey. He’s hilarious, smart, and a blast to be around. Together we decided to take the train to Philadelphia, and catch a flight back. A
I accompanied my mother to a wedding in Omaha, Nebraska. Since they were not friends of mine, I will not name them. Gorgeous wedding regardless. We only stayed for three days, but still gave us plenty of time to explore
I never miss an opportunity to take a solo trip. Not that I don’t like traveling with my friends and family, but there is something about having total freedom to do literally anything you want when you want, no negotiating on food, locations,
Last year, a dear, and I mean very dear friend Anna got married! I’ve known Anna now for about four years, and I thoroughly enjoy talking to her. She’s the type of friend you want, she’ll tell you like it
Halo, Watu Wazuri! Rarely do I deem trips perfect, but my latest adventure may just qualify as flawless! Typically, I don’t pray over my travels, confident in my experience, but this time, I sought God’s protection and guidance—and I’m so
I’ve been living in Morocco for six months. I am blessed to observe everything around me and experience a new culture with all of its abundance. I’ve found six things thus far that I absolutely love about living in Casablanca.
After two months, I’m finally settled in my new home: Casablanca, Morocco. Well, my home for two years at least. Like moving to any place in the world, I needed time to adjust and I did just that. I set