Eat Pray Love Made Me Do It Is HERE! My Life Since the Essay…
If you’re reading this post because you read my essay Cry Teach Grow in Elizabeth Gilbert’s new anthology “Eat Pray Love Made Me Do It” (published on March 29th by […]
Tag Archives: South Korea
A Slap in the Face: Scrubdown at a Korean Sauna
Imagine two elderly half naked women scrubbing your naked body with sand paper, their saggy boobs slapping you in the face with each pass of the extra strength loofah. No, […]
From Snail Masks to Foot Peels: Korea Does Beauty
Walk down any high street in any mid to large sized city in South Korea and you’ll see a plethora of stores touting all things beauty. Heavily made up employees […]
A Night at the (Daegu) Opera
I like to think I’m a culturally minded person, but when it comes right down to it, I attend far fewer cultural events than I would like. So when the […]
My Epcot Life
Walking through the main square last night in San Miguel de Allende, I watched the waxing moon shine upon the pink tinged parroquia, its brightly lit cross casting a further […]
Korean Peeling Foot Mask Giveaway!
I have recently returned to writing for one of my favorite fashion, beauty and style blogs, The Penny Rose! Once a month I’ll be penning a column called International Beauty […]
Exercise Equipment or Medieval Torture Device?
I‘ve been to 32 countries in my 32 years, and I’ve never known one to be as exercise obsessed as Korea. During my time spent living in both Daegu and […]
D Cube City: Makes You Feel Like Walking in the Woods
My current assignment for AFAR magazine has left me scouring my mind, friend’s minds, photos and the internet in search of all the latest and greatest happenings in Seoul. One […]
Chicest Department Store: Shinsegae Centum City, Busan, South Korea
Just because something is the largest does not always necessarily make it the chicest, except perhaps in the case of Shinsegae Centum City. Guinness-certified as the largest department store in […]
Chicest Bike Ride: Gyeongju, South Korea
Granted, I don’t ride a lot of bikes, thus have never taken two wheels through the streets of Paris, the blooming tulips of Holland or the rice paddies in Bali–all of […]
