Kids have likely asked crazy questions and have said silly things since the dawn of civilization. These are certainly some of the best I’ve heard while living in Korea.
Kari Nguyen: Learning to Lean on Others
So why did I come to Korea? At my age, shouldn’t I be in some corporate job with a husband, 2.3 kids, and a golden retriever waiting at home for me to make dinner when I get off work? Essay
Post-Wife Life and Putting the Pieces Back Together: Victor Zachariou
“I looked up and said, “God, what now? Where do I go from here?” I feel as if I had been living in denial, and reality was settling in. I didn’t hear any audible voice, and I had no one
Never too Old for Wanderlust: Ellen Sidorski
“I can’t believe I almost didn’t have these experiences because of my age and the pressure to settle down.” – Ellen Sidorski Essay by Ellen Sidorski I am 34 years old and living and teaching in Korea. I am absolutely
From Computer Programmer to Teaching Abroad: Chris Sutcliffe
“Finally, after a long time of being too chicken shit to do it, I applied to the EPIK program in late 2011.” – Chris Sutcliffe Essay by Chris Sutcliffe Since graduating in 2004, (majoring in Business Computing) I got
Over 30 and Teaching Abroad: Lindsey Nave
Lindsey is the first entry in Kimchibyte’s series of ESL teachers over 30. Her stories will be particularly helpful to those who want to teach abroad, but are also mindful of their careers. “The thought of not having the