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Annyeong-hasayeo!
Welcome to Sarah's blog about her year teaching English in Uijeongbu, South Korea. Enjoy!
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3 comments:
Hi Beautiful~
I have finally caught up on 4 months of your posts and have commented on many of them.
It's been interesting to follow you from almost the beginning all at once...it's obvious that you continue to feel more and more settled in and confident and you really sound like you're embracing all of the opportunities for new friendships and seeing Korean culture that come you way.
Kudos to your commitment to the gym and how cool that it includes a trainer...that makes it so much easier to stick with a routine- someone to push you and encourage your progress. Keep us posted.
I do like the Shutterfly slide shows...easy to view and not too slow and I love your vblogs...It's like skyping even if it is a one way conversation ;) It's great to hear your voice and "see" you. I'm so excited for you and mom to have that time together and for her to be able to see another part of this big world. I'll look forward to hearing all about it.
Lots of love <3
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