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It was the strangest sunset.
A rainbow cut faintly through the sky…
and I felt like I was in a dream.
This world was so vivid and strong, like a painting that had been set aflame. 
It felt like it was a message to me alone. 
To get up, to wake up and just live. 
A faint rainbow in the background ❤
Analie and I decided to go watch a Samsung Lions game. Baseball games in Korea are just so awesome! Unfortunately, it got rained out. The silver lining (pun intended ಠ◡ಠ) was that it turned out to be a beautiful aftermath of a storm – rainbows, ducks and cranes galore! It was a perfect river walk.
Runoff water comes from street level and is dumped into the river.
Unfortunately, some garbage gets thrown in as well.
The water was amazing to watch against a vibrant tumultuous sky.
Cranes are sometimes hard to spot on the river, but today they were everywhere.
One of the best murals I’ve seen in Daegu. Daegu is known for it’s apples and beautiful women.
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So a while back, I got contacted by a blogger wanting some help with creating a hallyu blog. Out of that conversation, this podcast was made. Now, whether it will continue in the future depends on many things. Sit back, enjoy, be part of the conversation. If we do continue with the podcast, what other topics would you want to see? Leave a comment (◕‿◕✿)
1:02 Koreans love to drink
4:06 Koreans work too much!
8:42 South Korea is not safe
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14:05 Westerners are individualistic
21:56 Westerners can’t handle the heat!
27:10 Western sexuality
Check-Up in Korea: And this is the outfit I get 대박!
Yesterday, I did my mandatory renewal medical checkup. I really like the new hospital my coworker recommended, she found the cheapest one and I got to travel to a new neighborhood and the whole experience felt like an upgrade . Look how comfy I look in those patient scrubs! (｡◕‿◕｡). Shop around for a hospital! The usual price for the exam is about $100! But you can find others for cheaper. Here is a list of things to expect on your visit:
Watch the video for my full thoughts on the whole thing, as well as how interesting I found it that the nurse did not use gloves when taking my blood! v( ‘.’ )v
The Convenient Assembly Line of Small Medical Rooms
Make note of the lack of gloves
Privacy is over rated, I’m use to this now. ‘Cause it’s about the camaraderie of suffering together!
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From Korea With Love 