I am slightly over my halfway mark in my three year Korea plan so I figured it was time to sit down and reassess what I have done and, more importantly, what I have not done. Let’s start with the check marks that are already officially in place.
Have done’s (in no particular order)
Shark Diving at the Busan Aquarium
Daegu Herb Hillz zipline obstacle courses (We just went again a few weeks ago. Still waiting for pics to post new blog.)
Make new friends
Have a soju night (One was enough to last me all three years. And I prefer to not link this one. Sorry.)
Find a variety of kimchi that I don’t dislike. - White kimchi has grown on me. It’s actually nice if you grill it with your meat.
Explore and experience a new world of food (There are dozens of blogs about food on here. Food is my friend.)
Paragliding (Still awaiting pics and video for blog.)
My first (and second) 10K
Learn an acceptable (but tiny) bit of Korean (나는 한국말 읽을 수는 있지만, 내가 잘 그것을 말할 수 없으니까.)
Volunteer at the animal shelter
DMZ tour – Amazing! Part 1 & Part 2
Temple Stay – still never wrote a blog on that
Dr Fish – that reminds me, I need to make another trip there soon
Cherry Blossom festival…Multiple Spring/Summer festivals
Hiked up and down a mountain barefoot
Tour of Changdeoukgung Palace in Seoul
Sweet potato pizza
Learn a K-pop song (Miss A, Touch)
Everland Amusement Park (Never wrote a blog about it. Sorry. It was pretty awesome though.)
Korean baseball game (Hanwha Eagle-suh!)
“Club Family Mart”
Corn Ice Cream, and a plethora of other silly flavors
Traditional Korean pottery class (and failed miserably. the instructor had to remake my vase. That blog is still in progress.)
Eaten silk warm larvae (barf)
Bargained with a street vendor
Forgiveness
Want to do’s
Kpop concert
63 Building in Seoul and the Blue House (America = White House, Korea = Blue House)
Continue to explore and experience a new world of food
Visit at least one other country in Asia while I’m here
See more of Busan than just the Aquarium
Weekend in Jeju (September 8 &9)
Visit a green tea farm (which is part of the Jeju trip in September)
Ride horses on the beach (Jeju – see above)
Visit the War Memorial in Seoul
Take a Korean cooking class (Cupcake classes don’t count)
Photo shoot in Hanbok
Street Food Tour
Cheer on a Korean soccer game
Attend a Korean wedding
Dog café
Han River boat tour
Home Stay
Love Motel
I would say you are well on your way to accomplishing your goals. You have had some amazing experiences! Go Amy!
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