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by: sanko | find out more

Kristin's Korean Life  
On December 1, 2008, I decided to leave my life in America and go to Korea to start a new life. I left on March 26, 2009, and I have a lot to get used to. Watch it happen!

by: krisxing | find out more

The Wonder Years  
I write about mishaps in Seoul and my travel throughout Asia.

by: travelray | find out more

The Sanchon Hunjang  
The Sanchon Hunjang's adventures in Korea as an innocent abroad. Focus on language, literature and culture.

by: yangsanggunja | find out more

Life Starts Today  
Welcome to Life Starts Today, a personal journal that started after my engagement to the person I will share my life with, Jiwon. Besides relating the bits of events that will shape our journey, Life Starts Today will also cover topics of interest such as travel, arts, music, photography, sports, food, design and relationships - all the things that make me get up in the morning.

by: jekir79 | find out more

Postcards and Places  
I moved to Seoul, South Korea in August 2007 to teach English. I was placed at an all-girls public middle school; it took a mere moment to fall in love with this city and my job. This journal is written on my laptop in my little apartment. It’s my pictures, my thoughts, my ideas, my advice, my adventures, my discoveries. It’s about living in Seoul, adapting to a new culture, and travelling around Korea and the rest of Asia.

by: PrincessB | find out more

Escapism  
I travel, i explore and see and i write. Sometimes it's poetry, sometimes it's review based and other times it's diary style. Whenever takes my fancy. I have a few cameras that come along for the ride.

by: vegted | find out more

Love Is A Place  
Five days after my 28th birthday, a psychic told me to leave the country and write a book. This is what happens.
by: thekelly51 | find out more

Joe Seoulman  
I've been living and working in Korea since September of 2001. Yes, like more than 10,000 other North Americans here, I'm a teacher. I planned on staying for one and a half years, yet here I am, still here. I love it. I hate it. I may never move home. I may move home next month. The longer I stay, the more difficult it will be for me to leave. The roots seem to get longer and more intertwined with others' roots.

by: joeseoulman | find out more

Life in a Suitcase  
My life, overseas. Since university I've spent maybe a year and a half in Canada, if you add it all together. So far I've lived in Scotland and South Korea, but I have no plans to go home anytime soon...

by: mschinook | find out more