her love is like whoah

Looking forward

I have 3 months left in Korea, and there are so many things I can’t wait for once I arrive at home:

• family/friends (of course)
• pumpkin spice lattes
• laying in grass
• driving my scooter
• driving a car
• Mexican food - Tacos Guaymas in particular
• VEGETARIAN food!!! That’s a big one.
• mild temperatures
• the farmer’s market
• everything written in English
• understanding what people are saying and them understanding me
• Thai food - On Rice
• Christmas!
• playing with my sister’s cats
• apple cider
• soft and comfortable bed
• produce available all year-round
• blond hair
• being able to have a completely fluent and comprehensive doctor appointment
• food that’s not too spicy
• no more bugs!
• feeling safe in a moving vehicle
• pedestrians having the right a-way
• walking on the right side
• lines
• first-come, first-served
• tbc

Things I’ll miss from Korea:

• jimjilbangs
• movie theater seat reservations
• service bell in restaurants
• cheap haircuts
• smiley faces on everything
• tbc

Next Steps

I’m thinking that India might be my next plan of travel before gradschool. I have always wanted to devote a few months volunteering in an orphanage there, and this would be the opportune time to do it. I found a program that costs $700 (less than $12/day) which will cover my accomodations and food for 2 months, with the airfare, travel insurance, and visa figured in, it’ll cost less than half of what I’d expect to pay for 2 months touring Europe. Plus, I’d like to serve in India alone, yet experience Europe with a companion, so now would be the perfect time to do something I’ve always wanted to do before I do my Master’s and settle down and all in a career.

Passing by a McDonalds….

kikinitinkorea:

Back home I’m like…..

But in Korea.. I see it and go….

(Submitted by L.Gray)