Happy Children's Day! Trying to put ourselves back together after quarantine: Haircuts, Manicures, Hiking. Also talking City Life and Apartment Life Weirdness, and Dreams of Vegas, Dreams of Jimjilbbangs.

Things are feeling normal again in Korea. April's having friend dates. Movie theaters are open. People are out. Today we're offering some cautious optimism. (But also in the middle of the show, we go on a huge tangent about Crocodiles, Bears, Mountain Cats, and differences between Australia vs. America.)

Recapping our eventful weekend (eventful for quarantine anyways). Saturday we finished our Create-a-thon, and Sunday we started a new K-drama - Itaewon Class. Also talking today about Online Shopping in Korea, Military Service, Korean Names, and Employment Law.

This episode is ALL over the place. We're excited for spring, and for the first annual Create-a-Thon happening on Sat, April 11th. But we're also talking about K-dramas, Asian Mythological Creatures, 90's Television, DIY Haircuts, April's New Design Business, Jackson's Novel, and how much we love Cherry Blossom Trees.

Bacon, Hashbrowns and Mimosas anyone? We're struggling to keep it together this week. Its been about two months since life in Korea got scary (face masks, social distancing, hand sanitizer in every elevator) and its starting to take a toll on everyone. When is this all going to be over? Today, April has a few passionate rants, and Jackson thinks longingly about the things he'll do when life returns to normal.

We're laughing and lightening the mood today! Sharing our favorite ways to pass these strange days. Murakami, Game of Thrones, McMillions, Modern Family, Crockpot Recipes like Salsa Chicken, April's Skincare suggestions. Also, have we been overseas long enough that we forgot how to speak English? Hope you guys enjoy this lighthearted episode that covers a WIDE range of topics - from Melissa Wood to Rosa Parks to Mimosas.

America is panicking now. Korea was panicking 3 weeks ago. During that time we lost our jobs, got them back, and lost them again. So today, we're giving advice to ourselves on how to stay calm, productive and healthy during the waves of panic and the uncertainty of the quarantine.

Today's stories include... Applying for positions in Korea and getting told NO. Our recruiter lying to us. Jackson getting stung by 10 hornets. Interviewing for jobs on our Honeymoon night. Tears of joy and tears of pain... We've told parts of this story before, but never the whole thing. Enjoy!

Today we're talking to Austyn Smith, an American Expat living in Amsterdam, and host of the "Expat Hour" podcast. She tells us all about international schools, moving oversea with kids, the pros and cons of living in the Netherlands, and the inspiring mission behind her podcast, "Expat Hour".

It's Tuesday, Feb 25th and the Korean Government recently upgraded the Coronavirus to the highest national threat level. Our schools are shut down. Our friends and family are worried. It's a very confusing time for expats and travelers who are all wondering, "should I stay or should I go?"