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Telling your story is a dangerous thing. I wrote this originally as a speech for a conference recently, and felt it would be interesting to share on the blog, as well. Read the full story at TheHalfieProject.com >> Cultural Observations. #t
GARAK MARKET 가락 시장 Late one night, 시어머님 wanted to buy 건오징어. The owner of the restaurant we had just eaten dinner at recommended 가락시장 - a massive market located in Songpa not too far away. 가락시장 is a wholesale market that specializes in seafood, bu
익선동 (Ikseon-dong) is one of our favorite little neighborhoods to visit. The extraordinary thing about Seoul is the amount of history there that has been lost due to the war, bulldozed over in the name of modernization or simply forgotten. Today, we
In a Korean wedding, the mothers of the bride and groom -(together called 양가 어머님) wear hanboks that usually match. They enter the venue together and typically do a ceremony like lighting a candle or pouring water into one plant to symbolize the two
Part 9/9 - “I still feel that I struggle to navigate both of my cultures, but I am much more comfortable existing between them. In some instances, I feel that being between them is better than being in them. Although isolating, it allows me spa

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