My Bucket List for Europe– Part 3

Since starting this blog in 2016, I've written "Bucket List for Europe" posts around this time each year. Besides the fact that I merely chose to post the first one in late November, I think it's also a good time of the year to do so, as I have gotten (re)settled into living and working … Continue reading My Bucket List for Europe– Part 3

One Memory from Countries I’ve Visited (So Far– Part 2)

Not too long ago, I wrote a post that covered my thoughts/impressions of ten of the countries I've visited in the world so far, after being inspired by this YouTube video of a man who's seen every country and the memories that came along with it. I'll be continuing with the next ten countries (in … Continue reading One Memory from Countries I’ve Visited (So Far– Part 2)

One Memory from Countries I’ve Visited (So Far– Part 1)

Traveling has been a huge part of me since childhood-- even before I had recollection of it, my parents had already taken me to Taiwan at least twice to see my relatives, all the while taking me around the bustling, metropolitan Taipei. During my primary school years, we would take annual summer trips to different … Continue reading One Memory from Countries I’ve Visited (So Far– Part 1)

My Favorite *Underrated* European Cities

Especially if it's your first time on the European continent, you might be thinking of hitting the hot spots, including London, Paris, and Rome (which I consider the "European Trifecta," drawing in more visitors than any other cities in Europe). Although these big cities are always crowded, they serve as a good introduction to each … Continue reading My Favorite *Underrated* European Cities

10 Reverse Culture Shocks I’ve Experienced in the U.S.

When it comes to the cultural differences between France and the U.S. (aka two countries which I've divided my time between for the last almost-four years), it's hard to believe that they can be so different while so similar at the same time. Visiting one or the other is one thing, but to live and adjust … Continue reading 10 Reverse Culture Shocks I’ve Experienced in the U.S.