Korea vs USA - 6 Differences After Living in Both Countries 

That is such a good point about taking the moment for granted, and the downsides of social media.Here’s a good tips I heard yesterday. It’s basically about planning “mini adventures” throughout the year which are a day or two long. I think something like this will help us to have something fun to look forward to, and feel like we’re living life to the fullest!

So glad you enjoyed it!! Thank you for being such a faithful commentor. It really adds a lot to our enjoyment of this experience. 😘

Thank you for enjoying it! Always tickles our heart to hear this. -Brandon

Aw thanks for this suggestion and for letting us know you're enjoying it! I'll make sure we talk about it soon!! -Brandon

I’m really trying everything I can Tiffany! Your support is definitely helping!! -brandon

The highlight of my Korea trip for life will be meeting you and Brandon for sure!! The coolest cafes, the yummiest foods, and the most organized and stocked stationary stores will never compare!

Ah shucks Tiffany I don’t know what we did to deserve someone like you, but we’re so thankful we found each other through RU-vid, met you in Korea… really looking forward to hanging out with you again whenever that might be!

Oh wow, so cool that you’re in Korea right now!! How are you liking it? What took you over there? I’m so curious about what all might have changed in the past 5 years.

@@graceandgiggles I am loving it!!! My parents moved back here when I went to university and I visited them every summer, which was when I met you guys at your meetup/randomly on the streets of gangnam!! :) I always loved it here and the biggest reason for my move was because of family. I just missed my family so much. I was mostly worried about making friends here, but I’ve made so many amazing friends at work (which was very surprising because I’ve heard so much about the toxic work culture here). I definitely don’t think Korea isn’t for everyone, and I definitely think that for a country that is so advanced technology and media-wise, they lack in many social aspects. But I’ve seen such a big change even in the last 3 years while I was here. I know it’s been a while for you guys since you were last here, but I wish you could sometime in the near future see how much it has changed here!! And show Emmy and Izzy how amazing it is as well!! I have a 3 year old niece and watching her grow up in Korea makes me so happy with all the amazing kids cafes and programs for kids to have fun at. I wish I can share my experience with you guys in detail in a podcast as well 🥲 I have so many things to say!!

oh man, sorry i missed this comment!! Grace! Okay so Jenn and I had a chat about this and are you sure we didn't meet in Itaewon? We remember you but, for some reason the location is throwing us off! and oh man, you are certainly making me miss Korea even more. whenever i facetime with my parents who are near pyeong taek, they show me an amazing playground/splashpad which is so impressive. it sounds like it's a country-wide thing now. I'm not sure Jenn would be too keen on going, but i wouldn't even mind living there again for a few years. would love to see the kids pick up some korean. it's certainly been super valuable for me. so glad Korea seems to be treating you pretty well overall!