I was alone, my husband was busy with work all day. We had a stash of money that was supposed to last us 3 months (or until whenever the allowances in Won came in), we had no fixed accommodation or date that we would be moving to Busan. The lack of support and ability to understand the language was a huge barrier. Information was mostly in Korean and even the most updated post about pregnancy in Korea was a 2012 article on what to do.
I’ve never been a fan of 3-day itineraries or those “must-do” in 3 days person. Having been there for almost a year, these are what I would recommend, but do plan your schedule accordingly! If this is your first time in Shanghai, check out the other posts I have on traveling to Shanghai! (Especially the … Continue reading The “must go” places in Shanghai
There's too many good things going on in Shanghai, but you have too little time. This "must eat and buy" list would help you narrow them down and maximise your time in this great city!
The traffic regulations for driving in various country differs. This is a helpful guide for everyone who has never driven in the EU, or left-hand drive cars.
When I first got to China, I was in a state of cultural shock, digitally. Everyone was going cash free, i.e. epayments, but that was not done with the use of credit cards! This is a guide to navigating the digital world in China, for day-to-day stuff.
If it's your first time in Shanghai, or even China, this the basic guide to getting around, best areas to stay and the basics.
Just got to South Korea less than a month ago, it's been a crazy year (and it's only March). January. Time to wrap up all business in Shanghai, it didn't look like they were going to extend our term there, for good reasons. It was time to say goodbye to the new friendships forged, get … Continue reading Housemoving/changing stations
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