About me

About me:

I’m a university student majoring International Studies with a focus on Asian Studies. I aspire to travel the world and accomplish something great one day. My family is important and my friends keep me smiling. I don’t have the slightest clue where I will be in the next 5 years, but I am crossing my fingers for something good. Wish me luck.

Places I’ve traveled to (besides Canada and the US):

- China (3x) & Hong Kong

- Japan

- Mexico

- South Korea (2x) (VERY briefly though)

- Thailand (2x)

- Vietnam (3x)

For my travel photos, please click >here<!

Next on the Itinerary
June 25, 2008- July 21, 2008: Vietnam and Thailand

Aug 23, 2008- Sept 17, 2008: China

January 27, 2009 – May 16, 2009: Washington DC on an internship

October 28, 2009 – December 22, 2009: Beijing, China

About this blog:

It’s pretty random…It’s whatever is on my mind! It ranges from stories about my life, to movie reviews, to jdramas, to photography, and whatever I feel like sharing to the world. There isn’t a real focus besides me being me and chatting away =D

24 Comments

  • hehe cute. your about me section makes me smile.

    i am planning to study abroad also in korea this summer or fall. im trying to convince gangan too so we shall see!

    i havent seen you in a while lady. anyway perhaps this break…

  • good luck! i’m sure you’ll be doing something great in the next 5 yrs, as long as you’re happy you’ll be fine! hopefully our little group will still be our little group ^^

  • Sweet! Where do u go to school?

  • Whatever you’ll be doing between now and 5 years surely wont be boring, make some history!

  • I love the hawt new layout.

  • hi hi ^^
    love your pics work and your idea of travelling and making something big

    :)

    nice to know u :)

  • Janeemebe: I’m a bit late on reply but hey! Looks like you are going to korea for a short study now! It’s going to be an awesomee summer

    Meesha: The next 5 years is scary O_O but yes, our little group can at least do little coffee get togethers if people get too consumed in the working world lol

    Michael: I go to the U of W whooey

    Brian: The next 5 years will be full of travel! =D

    Khoa: yea…I didn’t realize how boring my previous layout was til this lol

    momo_chen: hey! thanks for dropping by! and the photo comment =D its always fun to hear from people yay

  • Hey, Jfo, I did not really know where to post this, but I really like the pictures you take, so I was wondering if you had higher resolutions than on flickr, or pictures that I can download, because I’d really like to have some of them as wallpapers.
    Thanks.

  • flyingcrispi: thank you so much! hmm if you tell me which photos you were looking at, I could put em up on megaupload in a zip file if that works?

  • flyingcrispi:tada!- Desktop Japan
    http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WATVZD39
    lemme warn you ahead of time though… the photos don’t look as good once you see them big lol

  • Youhouuuuu, thank you so much!
    :D

  • I finally actually read your ‘about me’ section and it made me smile too (along w/ jane’s and meesha’s comments) =) i’m sure that in 5 years you’ll be off on grand adventures so don’t forget to email us regularly and visit again! oh >sniffle< this is making me teary eyed haha– we have one year left so let’s make the best of it!! ^_^

  • flyingcrispi: haha I’m late on this..but no problem! =) I should be thankin you instead!

    Christina: yay! It’s seriously always a good feeling knowing you guys actually come and roam my blog every now and then =] haha I hope I’ll be on some grand adventure! that would be a dream come true. I’ll be sure to send you postcards…and of my own photos! haha jk jk.. ahh…I can’t believe there is only a year left…

  • You are going to beat me on the lists of places to travel. and u used ur own money doing it! props. but yeah, here’s the new place

    http://atn-blog.blogspot.com/

  • Anthony: hahah, I’m pretty sure you’re still leading. And that’s exactly why I’m poor…It’ll be awhile before I can get my own place it looks. You change your domain way too often

  • wow i envy you! i hope i can do the same when i get to college, travelling in asia is part of my very many dreams =D

  • carissa: ha don’t be envious, just make sure you go out there and do it! it’ll be one of the greatest opportunities there is. On my trip to Vietnam this past summer with 2 of my friends, we did volunteer work at temples and orphanages and it was something I’ll never forget. The people you meet, the food you eat, and etc are worth more than words will ever explain.

  • Hi there. I stumbled on your blog by googling IVHQ Vietnam. I’m considering participating in the program. Would you mind if I asked you some questions about your experience via email? Thanks!

    • Hi Qlam, that’s awesome that you’re interested in the program! Did you go through my 5-part series of my experience in Vietnam? Most of those will cover in detail things about the program. As for my email, you can contact me at liljetjennie [at] yahoo [dot] com. I look forward to hearing from you!

  • Hi there,

    Would you be able to give me feedback about IVHQ? I am thinking of traveling to India with them this fall, but really want to get impressions of someone who has used them, to make sure they are a safe, legitimate company.

    Thanks so much,
    Jeannie Page

    • Jeanie Page: Hi hi, as I stated in the comment above to Qlam, did you read my 5-part series on my experience? That should answer most of the questions on what I felt about the program unless you have specific ones. Also, with my experience, IVHQ played a very minimal role in the volunteer work. IVHQ is purely a company that places you in a location that has volunteer sites set up. After that, it is up to the volunteer program. Hope this was helpful!

  • Dionne Truong

    Hi, I am interested in donating to the Ky Quang 2 orphanage in 154/4A Le Hoang Phai , Saigon. I searched for the temple online and came upon your page. If you know how I can make this donation, please let me know. Thank you very much for your help.

    -Dionne

  • Dionne: Hi hi, thanks for stopping by. To be honest, I’m not sure of how you can make donations without going there and doing it physically yourself, face to face. We encountered problems while we were there with delivering necessities that volunteers had given to the children at a different orphanage before. The only guarantee is to get someone you know to do it unfortunately.


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