Mr. & Mrs. Vandebilt + kids

  • I think I’m turning Japanese

    I wish I was from Tokyo. I say this not just because it would mean that I’d get to have perfect silky black hair, or long skinny cellulite free legs. And not because it would mean I would have high cheekbones and lovely skin but because it would mean I’m from an efficient, clean, friendly, Read more

  • 추석 – Chuseok

    This weekend is Korean Thanksgiving – Chuseok. Which for Koreans means they will flock back to their parents and grandparents house to honor the dead and share a traditional feast, but to us, it means vacation. This is our first long weekend in Korea (we have Friday and Monday off) so we decided to make Read more

  • New Photos

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  • So Long, Friend

    We’ve only been in Korea for just over 6 weeks now but already it has been one of the greatest experiences of my life. It’s difficult to describe how different, rewarding, challenging, and amusing this whole thing is. We’ve been luckier than I could have ever asked for with the time we’ve had here. We’ve Read more

  • Anecdotes Volume I

    If you leave your apartment at all while you are in Korea you are all but guaranteed to have an adventure and a few laughs. Everyday experiences are a thing of the past. Here are a few of the more amusing ones. This Place is Bananas Within our first week of moving to Korea we Read more

  • Oh Canada (my home and native land)

    One of the best parts about world travel is growing to appreciate home even more.  If you ever need to be reminded of how much you love your home just move away for a while.  You will meet all kinds of interesting people while you travel.  If there is one thing that all travelers seem Read more

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