Learn more about the traditions at the Jogyesa Temple located in the Heart of Seoul: Lotus Lantern Making!

At Jogyesa Temple, Lotus Lantern Making is an important tradition in Korean Buddhism. Let's look at why this tradition is so special and how it connects to the temple and to nature! 

Last Week in Senegal

I hope that in reading this logbook, you can get a sense of my surroundings here in Senegal and can understand a little bit about the cadence of village life. Enjoy!

Connecting Classrooms: An Interview with a Young Student in Valencia!

Ever wondered what school is like halfway across the globe? Come join me and learn about my experience interviewing a local student from Valencia!

Busan Trip

Looking for a mix of fun vibes, stunning views, and a little adventure? Busan has you covered! This seaside city is the perfect blend of laid-back beaches, buzzing markets, and a sprinkle of history.

Kimchi, Bibimbap, and Beyond

Korean cuisine reflects rich history and culture, blending bold flavors and traditions. From kimchi to bibimbap, each dish showcases care, creativity, and the importance of shared meals.

Recognizing Different Perspectives

Colombia is the 8th country that I've been to and the 3rd country that I've lived in. Let's explore what I've learned so far in under 4 months of living here!

Making Verenyky!

This week I headed to the Ukranian Culture Centre to learn how to make варе́ники (verenyky). Verenyky are Ukranian dumplings!

Lesothosaurus!

Lesotho's claim to fame is the Lesothosaurus, an early Jurassic era dinosaur that lived exclusively in Lesotho. There are several sites throughout the country where you can go to see their footprints!

The Deep Reef and the North Side - Undiscovered Biodiversity Hotspots

The deep reef is a hidden, colorful world with fish that sing, click and hum. These sounds reveal their lives yet are rarely heard. Let’s dive in and explore why this special place matters!

¡Tupananchikkama!

It's time to say farewell...  here's a reflection about my time in Chalhuanca and Peru!

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