Sunday reset in Seoul 🇰🇷🎀

[@missionrestopia]

So cutesy, so relaxing… perfect video for just before I go to bed myself. Also love the special time with Jesus 🥰

[@sarahannsgalaxy]

It’s great you took a reset day! I think we all need that. I always find if I nap longer it’s cause my body needed it. ❤

[@FlamingMVkeys]

Totally agree! Rest is so important. 🥰

[@theautumncrone]

😮 you watch The Chosen?!?! I can not wait for season 5! I have laughed and cried and questioned and read my Bible more. 🙌 Such a wonderful wonderful series. I've re watched the first four seasons twice. Especially when I need reminders and help in the hard days. So glad to see you back on KZbin! ❤

[@freeandgentletv6403]

You reset me while I am watvhing your video^^ always give me happy smile, thanks.

[@briileahvlogs]

I’ve been looking for channels like yours!! God bless. 🤍

[@2oqp577]

I feel like a cat hiding in my box on your bed. 🐱😆 About slowing down. i find myself doing that in Korea. If I have to be two subway stations away, I will walk it instead of using the subway. It allows me to see more things, sometimes discovering or meeting people, helping some kid get his bike chain back on, etc. Slowing down is 굿

[@happeningheidi]

Yay! Looking forward to watching this! ☺️👏🏻

[@FlamingMVkeys]

Thank you! I hope you enjoy it ☺️✨

[@플루톤-j8z]

영상이 가벼워서 좋네요. 너무 완벽함을 추구하지 않아도 좋은것같아요. 저는 TV등 이런저런 영상보는 시간을 줄이고 운동을 시작했어요. 운동과 여유로운 마음이 스트레스 푸는데는 최고인것 같아요.

[@Happy_umami]

스팸김치볶음밥을 드시는군요.. 김가루를 뿌려 드셔보세요.😋 오늘도 ost 너무 좋아요.🥰

[@ShannonDoheny]

were you able to get your postal vote in? I know people abroad were having trouble with that so I hope it worked out ok! 🌸

[@하나둘삼넷-l7f]

❤

[@user-me1ll4xc8g]

체리님은 이미지가 빨강머리 앤 같은 동화속 소녀 이미지같음 🤩🤩🤩

[@CariW90]

Question. Do you recommend someone to just drop everything (job and car) to move to South Korea on a 3 month tourist visa? I only have about $9,000 in savings I’m 33 and people tell me to just experience new things while I’m still “young”. I hate my job because it’s stressing me out. I’m also in college full time as well. I still live with my family which is also stressful. I’m just lost and not sure what to do right now about anything. I’m just not happy with where I’m at. Do you think it would be worth it? I graduate college next December and wanting to go anyway. Not having a job during that time is what’s keeping me from going which is why I didn’t know if my savings would help or not for a 3 month stay if I don’t go crazy with it like I did when I visited in April.

[@doomergirl3981]

yes just do it, life is too short

[@taes_life]

I did it at 30…but I came with only £1500 for 3 months (this doesn’t include accommodation, which was £400 per month) it was the most amazing experience. Just like you I lived with my parents. Now I’m 33 and I’m actually living in korea, have been for over a year ago. So, I recommend it yes. Only I didn’t have to give up my car, I had it to come home to. But now I live here I obviously gave it up.

[@CariW90]

@ oh wow. Where are you originally from? Europe? And I’d bring my car over but I’d be so terrified. Driving in another country is a whole new ballgame. lol plus with all the transportation, I don’t need it. We have no taxis or buses where I live. We do in the much bigger cities in the US but not many cities have that.

[@CariW90]

@ how did you live comfortably for those 3 months if you didn’t bring much money? Did you stay in a hotel or apartment? I don’t think you can live in an apartment if you just have a tourist visa anyway

[@taes_life]

@@CariW90 I’m from England. I think bringing your car over would be too expensive just for 3 months. But I don’t know the process of all of that. Here they drive the other side of the road and car compared to England. I’ve been trying to take note and mentally drive incase I decide to rent a car for trip or something. Most of my friends who drive the same way said it’s not much different than driving back home. But yeah definitely don’t need it in the city I’m In. For the first year I felt like I needed a car for an easier life. The transportation in that city wasn’t great tbh. But this new city I’m in… I think it’s probably easier without a car 😂 I’ve been told it’s not too expensive to buy cars or rent cars here though. Again… not experienced in that.

[@Truecrimeresearcher224]

i really need to relearn taking breaks for my overall well being

[@FlamingMVkeys]

It’s hard to rest sometimes, but it’s so worth it! :)

[@Truecrimeresearcher224]

@ I’m learning that. Just one day at a time

[@--ee6dm]

Hello smile! How about to go to Seoul Land park Autumn color tour.

[@jimpark9253]

Do you ever feel a general sense of claustrophobia living in Korea? Every corner is a CU, GS25, 7-Eleven mixed with mom and pop restaurants, a shoe cobbler, random knockoff clothing shops, an eMart, and then a department store like a Lotte, Shinsegae, or Hyundai? It's like copy and paste all throughout the country plus being enclosed under the shadows of towering apartment buildings and outside of that, it's mountains everywhere. Lived there for ten months during the pandemic and then coming back driving on an open California freeway was like the first breath of freedom. Don't get me wrong, loved it there but never could shake that sense of being physically and mentally controlled (cctv, red light cameras, speed cameras, etc).

[@홍일김-g3p]

러시안 걸 닮음 예뻐

[@FlamingMVkeys]

@@홍일김-g3p 저는 미국 사람이에요!

[@lassiepenniemom1951]

Good to see you!!! Been waiting!!

[@FlamingMVkeys]

Hope you enjoyed it!!! I have a lot more I plan to release in the coming weeks :)

[@ekaterini2957]

self care might need to include cleaning of the computer and screen...

[@stevenhong7185]

매우 긍정적이고 ,, 유쾌하며 귀여운 미국 소녀! 부디 한국에서 좋은 사람만나서 잘 정착해주기를 바랍니다.

[@sanyaroo]

너 귀엽게 생겼다. 귀여워