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"The climate of the Korean Peninsula gives rise to rich and diverse flora...The south is home to ginko trees and a variety of camellias, heather, azaleas, and aralias."
--Seoul National University website
--Seoul National University website
What this blog is and is not
Every day, I deal with culture shock in everything from stares on the street to signs I can't read to judgments of my behavior and character. Each day I do my best to understand the culture of my new home and to conform to it cheerfully. This blog is my safe space, a place where I can write about my feelings and reactions honestly. It is a tool to keep myself sane as much as it is a means of keeping in touch with those I love.
This blog is not an objective account of Korean culture. It is not a collection of my judgments of Korea or Koreans, nor is it a place for others to pass judgment on my subjective experiences. If you choose to comment, please bear this in mind.
This blog is not an objective account of Korean culture. It is not a collection of my judgments of Korea or Koreans, nor is it a place for others to pass judgment on my subjective experiences. If you choose to comment, please bear this in mind.
4 comments:
Looks lovely!
pretty pretty heather!!
classically elegant, Heather. It is true to you--still quite long and flattering. Shayne
(Preen, preen) Thanks for the supportive admiration of my new do, women! I'm enjoying it a lot. Feels light and free.
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