Everyday Family AdventureS in Korea

I want to share how we came to Korea and share some tips. It's almost a rite of passage for English-speakers to come to Korea as an English teacher initially. There is such a demand for learning English in Korea and if you come from an English-speaking country, you can easily find a job as a teacher. However, many soon find that they're overworked and underpaid and they realize they need to look for another way to earn money while trying to stay in Korea. Now, my wife and I

Moving to a new country often means diving headfirst into a culture that feels completely different. For many living in Korea, that means adjusting to the fast pace of city life, the language, and local customs. But living in Pyeongtaek, especially near Camp Humphreys, offers a different experience. Here, the mix of American and Korean cultures creates a unique daily life that feels like a small piece of the United States nestled in the Korean countryside. A Different Kind of

What started as a daddy blog over 10 years ago, I didn't think I would start blogging again. When I first became a father, I was so overjoyed that I wanted to start documenting my journey as a first-time father. I was also one of the first to become a dad amongst my friends and thought I could pass some of my fatherly wisdom and tips behind for them once they became fathers. That is how Appa's Diary was born when my daughter arrived. However, the reality hit me harder than a