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Excited about this month! So much good stuff going on.

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Excited about offers on some of Kenny's paintings!

Status posted by Danielle Feb 25, 2010

Danielle updated their profile Sep 5, 2009

How long have you been blogging:: Since 2007. But I got serious in February of 2008.

Fill in the blank: "People who like _________ will love my blog!": keeping their eyes open, laughing loudly and inappropriately, reading well-written books, loving others, straightforward criticism and appreciation, rants, underground adventures, and an openness and vulnerability towards the unknown

At 1:18am on July 23, 2011, Christina said…: Hello! I discovered your blog last week and I have to admit I've become a bit obsessed with it. Congrats on your news! Hopefully we can connect soon. :-)

At 1:50am on February 25, 2010, Annj Alexander said…: Hit me up whenever you hit Busan, it would be awesome to meet up.
Don't think I'll be able to make it up there by the 13th though unfortunately.
How far is Wonju from Busan exactly?

At 5:05am on February 17, 2010, Annj Alexander said…: Hey Danielle,
I live in Busan. Totally love your blog!! You got a great way sense of humour.

At 11:29am on January 7, 2010, Kelsey Freeman said…: Jindos can do fine in an apartment, actually. In fact, the main Jindo rescue in the USA is run by a woman in an apartment!

Jeju is pretty different from Jindo. Jeju's not much bigger, but it's a lot more modernized. Jindo is still extremely rural - one of my 7 schools didn't have indoor plumbing, and most of the houses my students lived in only had outhouses. That said, I did really enjoy getting to live somewhere that is more "real" than somewhere like Seoul or Busan.

At 5:58pm on January 4, 2010, Kelsey Freeman said…: You live in one of the locations I considered working in when I lived in Korea! I no longer live in the Land of the Morning Produce Trucks, but it's nice to see someone living in Gangwondo.