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Category Archives: EPIK

March 26, 2016 by Kimmy Nguyen - 3 Comments

1 year Abroad in South Korea | What’s Next?

March 22, 2016 by Kimmy Nguyen - 1 Comment

Teaching English Abroad Q& A with International TEFL Academy

January 27, 2016 by Kimmy Nguyen - 4 Comments

Email Response: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

January 26, 2016 by Kimmy Nguyen - 5 Comments

Life as a Foreigner in Rural South Korea

January 7, 2016 by Kimmy Nguyen - 0 comments

South Korean School Lunches

December 31, 2015 by Kimmy Nguyen - 0 comments

MY EPIK LIFE 2015: Living & Teaching in South Korea

October 1, 2015 by Kimmy Nguyen - 5 Comments

Teaching with EPIK in South Korea: Likes & Dislikes

September 3, 2015 by Kimmy Nguyen - 4 Comments

A Visit to the Doctor’s Office in Rural South Korea

August 31, 2015 by Kimmy Nguyen - 2 Comments

Calling in Sick in Korea

August 4, 2015 by Kimmy Nguyen - 8 Comments

English Class Summer Program: Chopped! Food Competition Lesson

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Thank you to all who have messaged me to make sure I'm staying safe during these turbulent times. 2020 has been a roller coaster for everyone! A special thanks to the over 21,000 people who have volunteered to take unpaid leaves to help the company. Many are staying home to social distance and to avoid risking the well being of others and there are still those of us risking our own health to push forward at work. It is certainly very strange to have gone from working back to back oversold flights to now barely having 10 people on one working leg. The job has gotten way easier but definitely not for the better. Trip cancellations, reroutes, on call trip assignments are all becoming the new norm but if there's one thing life and this job has taught me is to stay flexible and adaptable. We can speculate about what tomorrow will bring but no one ever knows for certain. Always hope for the best but prepare for the worst. The only constant in life is change and it is often the most painful changes we overcome that fuels growth. Stay safe, stay strong and forever grateful. ❤️✈️ #deltastrong #deltaproud

Calculating how long my savings will last before I should legit start looking into selling pictures of my feet. 🤔😭🦶🏼

No visit to the 🍊OC would be complete without seeing my favorite Californians. Thanks for hanging out with me today!

Thinking about what kind of poke 🐟 to take back to the mainland.

With 💜 from Maui!

Y'ALL, the Koko Head Hike in Honolulu was the most strenuous hour long hike that my stubby legs have ever endured. Maricruz @cruz_on_the_trail & I woke up at the ass crack of dawn to nearly be defeated by this beast of a hike! Every step was a deep lunge for this shorty and you can bet my thunder thighs were feeling the burn up, down and up to 3 days after this hike. I could barely pop a squat the day after 🤭😂. There were some hardcore hikers that were running up and down these 1050 monstrous steps, but 👆🏼 time was good enough for me! 🏃🏻‍♀️

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