Hey There! First of all, thank you everyone for your patience the last couple of months. My blog has been growing at quite a fast pace and with a lot of changes happening in my life, it just wasn’t the easiest to catch up with all and everyone. But, now that the biggest stress factor…
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My Thesis: A Cross-Cultural Comparison Of The Concepts of Feminity/Masculinity In the Fashion Blogosphere
Read moreHey There! Today is the best day EVER because I finally finally submitted my Japanese master’s thesis! While I am extremely proud of the work that I’ve done in a foreign language, it was also probably the most hardest thing I’ve ever done. Like, literally. It was SO HARD. Many of you were interested in…
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TEACHING GERMAN IN JONGGIN – KiS-Daf Seminar 2014
Read moreToday’s post is a bit different from the latest ones – I thought I shake up all that review action with a little report what I’ve been doing in Korea! Just when my boyfriend left Korea and headed back home to Germany, I was rushing to Korea University where I met with my professor, who…
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KOREA TRAVEL DIARY DAY 1&2: Changdeokgung Palace & Gwangjang Market.
Read moreWelcome back my dear readers! I finally finally moved into my dorm in Korea and now the dust has settled a bit. I had the craziest two weeks with travelling to Kyoto, Osaka, spending one week in Seoul with my boyfriend and teaching German for 4 days in Yongin. I intended to write this post…
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Arrival in Seoul!
Read moreMy dear readers, If you read this blog post then that means that I arrived sound and safely in Seoul, South Korea! It has been an incredible hard time for me. I am in general a very sensitive person (funnily, most people wouldn’t think that because I always appear so tough and loud but seriously,…
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