I Sold (Almost) Everything and Flew to Korea

My daughter and I are spending this school year traveling. Korea is our first destination. We'll be spending three months in Seoul. I decided I didn't want to keep an apartment in the US or put a bunch of stuff in storage, so I got rid of as much as possible. I sold or donated almost everything before we took off on this adventure.

Getting rid of all our stuff was stressful and absolutely chaotic. There were a few moments where I thought I would never be able to get it all done before our flight. Miraculously, I managed to get rid of everything, complete all the required prep for entering Korea, and pack our entire lives into four suitcases and two backpacks.

Now we're here in Seoul, and we're ready for the adventure of a lifetime.

0:00 Intro
0:20 Getting ready for Korea
2:10 It's showtime!
3:30 Getting rid of our stuff
7:06 Getting required COVID tests done
7:41 Last-minute errands
7:57 It's showtime (again)
9:21 Arriving to Incheon Airport
9:53 First glimpses of Korea

[verygiusy]

Wow ! I am a mum and I cannot image how brave you are!!!!

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Ahnyassayoh Lidia & Luna. Kamsahmnida for the information/videos.

[Pixics]

What an exciting adventure. It's always stressful planning and taking care of business before heading out for a great adventure. Well worth it:)

[SabrinaConstance]

I absolutely understand all the feelings you must have went through in the lead up to your trip. In late summer 2005, I packed up a few bags, and headed to the ROK, though I went alone. In the early 2000s, the Internet was still pretty basic and there wasn't a lot of information on Korea. I went into the unknown with a lot less information, but that kind of added to the mystery/excitement. What was supposed to be a year long trip ended up being over 13.5 years.

[loveshinbeecody]

Loved your video! Can’t wait to see you guys again! 🫰

[boromirofmiddleearth]

Was just talking to a guy who lived and taught in South Korea. Koreans are wonderful hard working people. But you as an American foreigner will have a unique experience because you are not Korean. You may feel isolated and have some significant culture shock Don't mean to be negative. But be prepared. Hope it works out for you.

[MrInelka]

I cannot begin to tell you the level of admiration I have for you. You are so brave. I would like to do things, but fear always keep me back. I will follow your adventures, can't wait for the vlogs to upload. Much love from the Republic of Panama.

[rachelsummers]

Thanks for bringing us along on this journey with you! I hope Luna’s toe is feeling better. Can’t wait to see what y’all do next!

[rejoicebenjamin]

This is awesome
Thanks for sharing, you shall always find favour in your new location 🙏🤗♥

[pearlperlitavenegas]

What an adventure!!!!you're embarking on

[BoanergesJim]

I absolutely love these videos. You two make a heck of a team!!

[ourunlimitedchoices]

Love this!! We can't wait to get back to Asia in December, back to Thailand but definitely up for exploring other countries too!

[simplymarbelous]

What a wonderful vid! So impressed with your sense of adventure and can-do spirit!!

[BFNLIONBUZZ]

Well done, subs. Great video; thanks for sharing.

[ashlisambaluk]

Look at you two! I am so excited for you both and this awesome adventure. Thanks for sharing so we can all follow along. :)

[rejoicejackson]

OMG, How so totally awesome!!! Can't wait to watch more of your time there! Congratulations!

[sheriramirez]

I didn't realize you had so many videos! So interesting and entertaining! Looking forward to your next video. 🥰

[therifai]

I did give a 👍 like, lil girl 🤩.. Have fun you two..

[lifesprinklesbytamara]

Wow wish you a wonderful adventure! It looks so beautiful 😍

[hrstolive]

Your living my dream. I’m 39 and I have 3 years in my city job to get out..