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February 27, 2021March 30, 2021 Blog by Brosh

72 Hours in Busan, South Korea

October 3, 2020March 30, 2021 Blog by Brosh

Summer Playlist 2020

July 20, 2020August 30, 2020 Blog by Brosh

Life in Korea: The First Two Months

February 7, 2019March 30, 2021 Blog by Brosh

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Nami Island energy for the latest album cover 🌞✌️

10/10 recommend stopping to admire the flowers in Korea 🌸💐

Cheers to 11 months in South Korea. ✌️🎉 I love this country so much. And unrelated to this photo — I can officially read and write in Korean. 🥳

Never taking this spring weather for granted. Back home in Chicagoland, spring kind of feels like a second winter — the temps are cold, and there’s a lot of mud along with some last-minute snow showers. ☃️

Boo Boo loves Korean culture. I mailed her a hanbok dress of her own, and she never wants to take it off because it’s so beautiful. 🥰 She’s also tried Pepero, Butter Chips, and Choco Pie. I love this sweet baby so much and I’m so proud of her for trying new things. My students were SO happy and excited to see this snapshot of her on Easter in her traditional Korean clothing. ♥️

It’s cherry blossom season, y’all. Happy Easter! ☺️🌸🙏

Street markets are my favorite atmosphere in Korea. Surrounded by happy people and good food — two of the best things in life. Dinner’s almost ready. 😌🥢

Wrapping up the weekend with dumplings and fruit smoothies from Gwangjang Market. 🥟🍓

Bringing inspiration for your next LEGO creation 🇰🇷♥️

can’t wait to be surrounded by all of the beautiful green leaves and flowers that come along with warmer weather. happy first week of spring!🌻

The great part of living in the future is getting to be the first one to wish my best friend a happy 30th birthday. 🥳

Such a humbling experience visiting the War Memorial of Korea. The War Memorial was built to commemorate the military veterans and victims in the wars which led to the modern nation state. 🇰🇷