I think I might be one of the rare few who loves winter. I love the cold weather. I love snow. I love the crispness of winter air. I love how beautiful everything looks dusted in white.
This January was certainly one of the more frigid ones that I can recall since living in Daegu, though nothing compared to winter in Seoul. I kept wishing it would snow more – like really really snow — but it never did. The best we got was a couple inches overnight that froze the river and turned rooftops white.
Our summer kicked off with a trip to Laos over Memorial Day and was followed by traveling around Mongolia for the majority of July. Summer hasn't consisted solely of big trips…
February was filled with many sunny winter days spent walking, eating, and exploring, with jackets left unzipped and hats and gloves tucked away in bags, just in case. I've never been…
Sometimes it takes me a while (literally, years) to blog about the places we’ve been, and I hate that because so many memories, the insignificant yet special memories I love so…
It's hard to believe that the first couple of weeks of January were spent back in the States, while the latter half were spent here in Korea. It almost seems as…
We didn't factor into the equation was how much we would miss our families, and how being away from family over the holidays intensified those feelings at least tenfold. We have…
Fall is usually my most favorite time of the year, but this November was a bit of a strange month. First, the election... And then I spent the first half of…
A few notes on what has been happening this summer. So far we have camped and ate our way around Hong Kong, spent a weekend exploring Busan's quieter beaches and European-like…
I know I spend a lot of time documenting various trips or weekend excursions but I have found that the posts I most enjoy looking back on are of the normal,…