The Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Mcflurry

Anyone who really knows me should know that my all time favorite candy is the Reese's peanut butter cup. However, when I came to Korea I noticed that Reese's peanut butter cups just simply did not exist in this country. Many of my Korean friends, students, and even my coworkers had never heard of the Reese's peanut butter cup.  It was sad and some days are tough without them, but luckily I have a nice friend, Allison that sent me an Easter box filled with Reese's eggs and an awesome sister that brought me many Reese's peanut butter cups in the leftover space in her checked baggage ^^!

Recently, my luck with the Reese's peanut butter cup has grown! It was brought to my attention that Mcdonald's now sells the Reese's peanut butter cup mcflurry in Jeju Island. I have not had one yet, because I try to avoid Mcdonald's for many reasons (health and I am in another country), but I am thinking that I should make a special trip to treat myself to this wonderful creation! :)

Drafts...

I was also reviewing my past posts and realized I have some drafts from when I was a student that I never finished (My trip to Thailand and the DMZ). Hopefully I will have those done soon along with the trips I took to Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore this past winter vacation in February. Thanks ofr being patient!

Starting again!

Alright! After a long hiatus from blogging, I am going to start again. After someone shared the link to my blog on facebook again, I realized that I have experienced so many things in the past year and a half since being back in Korea as a teacher. I need to start sharing my experiences more regularly with those who are interested, so my challenge to myself is to try and post at least one blog post a week and hopefully increase over time.

I am sorry to anyone I may have disappointed by not blogging more but I will try my best to keep you all updated! Thanks for understanding and always being so supportive of me! I love you all!

Also, here is a picture of the school I have been working at for almost 2 years now on Jeju Island, Korea.

My school is big and consists of 3 buildings but my classroom is in the middle building that can be seen below:

Also,  I started growing some flowers and vegetables at school! I haven't decided what to do with them once they get bigger but I will figure it out!

Lettace and the plant on the end is for red peppers:

More lettace and some tomatoes: