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Month: June 2019

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Seoul in three weeks

“Be brave. Take risks. Nothing can substitute experience.” Paulo Coelho Dear Korea, You reminded me that chances of a lifetime will come with tests of willpower and choice. But I still believe in fate. I left an amazing, stable life to move to Seoul! I uprooted five years of building my life in a city where I had stability and comforts that I miss daily. … Continue reading Seoul in three weeks

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Coming back home

“I seem to have run in a great circle, and met myself again on the starting line. “ Jeanette Winterson, Oranges are Not the Only Fruit I finally made it! I want to live and breathe your culture. See your art. Taste your food. Learn how you think, speak, act and feel. I’m here in Seoul with arms wide open ready to love you and … Continue reading Coming back home

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Jenn Harbin is a Korean-American adoptee who was raised in the South. In 2019 while living in Seoul, she started Love Letters to Korea, sharing more about her experiences learning what it means to be Korean. She is a data-driven product manager and marketer who is passionate about storytelling and writing.

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