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Trying to reconcile my American culture with my Korean heritage, I hope that blogging helps me to process and connect these two elements of my life. Growing up as a Korean adoptee, I did not have any real interest in Korean culture; I did not really embrace it. I did not want to stand out or to be different. Now, as an adoptive parent of a Korean daughter, I see these two elements in a new light and want to learn more about the Korean culture for both me and my daughter.
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- An unforgettable story
- Touring Kyongju
- Korea Times Article & Nature v. Nurture
- Getting to know my roommates
- Korean Folk Village
- Secret Garden, Seoul Tower & Korea House
- "Harmony and Progress"
- Those Krazy Koreans
- Heart and Seoul
- Seoul searching
- Into Seoul
- June 15, 1988
- Il San
- 1988 and the 38th Parallel
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- One of my favorite things: Korean food
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