If you find these 7 things emotionally draining, you’re probably a textbook introvert

Have you ever come home after a long day of socializing and felt like you needed to hibernate for a week? Or found yourself mentally checking out halfway through a never-ending group chat? If so, you might just be a textbook introvert. Contrary to popular belief, introverts aren’t antisocial—they simply navigate the world a little … Read more

A Journey Through French Music

My journey with French music began long before I actually stepped foot in France for my semester abroad in Rennes, but living here with a family that loves music, and loves sharing their culture with me has been an excellent way to explore the vast and diverse repertoire of music that France has to offer. … Read more

How to Navigate Naver

Naver – universally known as one of the two best methods of navigation in Korea. It’s almost impossible to get around with Google Maps or Apple Maps, so everyone coming to Korea should download either Naver or Kakaomap… or if you’re paranoid like me, both. Naver is, as I was told, great. It calculates distance … Read more

Study Mode by Day, Parisian Adventurer by Night!

By: Alexis White As a student living in Paris, I’ve quickly realized that my days are a blend of focused study sessions and endless exploration. By day, I’m deeply immersed in my studies, surrounded by the charm of Parisian cafes, campus libraries, and cozy corners filled with books. By night, I’m a different person—ready to … Read more

Vegan/Vegetarian Eats in South Korea with Jordann! – Youngmi Gimbap + Maru Jayeonsik Gimbap (영미김밥 + 마루자연식김밥)

Welcome or welcome back to my blog! If you’ve already heard/read the spiel about my food series, you can go ahead and skip ahead to the first heading that says “Youngmi Gimbap (영미김밥)” and read on from there for my food reviews! If you’re new/have not seen the spiel about my food series, please read … Read more