What Places have you traveled that you felt the most connected to?

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1. Korea, Even though I’m Taiwanese by descent, I felt Korea really suited me, the food, the stores, the people.

2. Moscow and Brno. Well, I am half Czech and half Russian…so no surprise there.

   I was born in Brno, whisked away as a baby, went back as a teen and pretty much felt like home. Moscow, the same.

3. dublin. i went there two years ago and it was the first big city i’ve ever been to that i really loved. i never wanted to leave.

4. I lived in Germany for three years, there, and Slovenia are the only places I truly felt at home.

5. San Diego. The beach after work year round? Count me in!

6. Thailand and Hawaii.

7. My yard

8. Definitely in Hungary, both Budapest and other areas there. I seemed to find my way round naturally and without much help. I didn’t struggle with the language either. I felt some kind of old connection there.

   I went to Oxford in England where my ancestors were from and I felt kind of at home there too. But not really as much as Hungary.

9. Hong Kong. I haven’t been back in years due to the political strife but it once was such a beautiful city with cultural diversity and such kind, fascinating people. Plus McDonalds 🤷🏼‍♀️