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• Cheryl. Loves travelling, food, photography, designing, pottery, singing, cooking and learning about new languages and cultures. Her quest to become an ardent voyager of the world is currently being (sometimes) pleasantly interrupted by her attempt at getting a B.A. in Asian Studies in Cornell.

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• This blog was originally created to chronicle Cheryl's journey through college in the States and her love affair with sambal.
  A departure from the norm of narrative: Cheryl is currently in Seoul, South Korea for the summer :)
  Check back for more updates as she explores the city, eats the food, fumbles with the language and tries to communicate with everyone and anyone in her broken Korean. And all the while single-handedly boosting the Korean economy via retail therapy.

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