Life According to Lily
For about $30 a person or 35 Won/pp you can subject yourself to the oddly satisfying, yet torturous, benefits of being buried in hot (70C) enzyme rice bran in the Miso Garden. 95% of all nutrients found in rice is in the brown outer layer, the bran, which is why the Golden Therapy rice beds... Continue Reading →
When traveling in Asia, or at least when traveling from South Korea to South East Asia, you usually have a layover. The flight paths and schedules are sooo ridiculous! Every single time I look at flights it seems like there is an overnight or at least 5+ hour layover in another country along the way.... Continue Reading →
1. Someone always be poopin'! Pooping in a public bathroom for US women is pretty taboo. It's not that often that you walk into a bathroom where someone is taking $h*t, but here, it's like every time you enter a bathroom. They are courtesy flushing and polite... but never in my life have I been... Continue Reading →
Intro Yeah, you read the title right... but why would South Korea do something like that for the US? I have heard a lot of people talk about their thoughts on the subject, but I did the research to get the facts for you. This topic has been written about a lot, here is a... Continue Reading →
Intro If you were to ask me what my favorite thing is about living in Korea, without hesitation, I would tell you that I love the access and affordability of beauty products and procedures. They are a fraction of the cost, for instance, Laser Hair Removal is 10% of what it is in the States.... Continue Reading →
Summary/Intro Korea House is a must-do when visiting Korea, and oddly enough, it is not listed on all of the blogs and YouTube videos called some version of the name "Top Things to do While in Seoul." As you know, I live in South Korea at the behest of the US Government as a military spouse.... Continue Reading →
This weekend we went on a couple's retreat to the Daemyung Ski Resort. You may be thinking what I was thinking... 'it's a little early in the season for snow,' well it was. The slopes are covered with manmade snow, which you can imagine makes for an icy run. They regenerate the snow every night.... Continue Reading →
We spent 2 full days in Beijing and loved every min! The top five things you must see while in Beijing.
I think that most people who get stationed in South Korea are afraid to travel to China. The general feel that I got from the Spouses' networks were that they are to intimidated to even try... so you know me, it had to be the first place we went! I want to debunk everyone's fears.... Continue Reading →
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