26/03/2026
I've had this Koreen rock with me while traveling the last couple of countries.
I wanted to leave it somewhere special, but we were mostly visiting national parks and other protected areas.
Our first night in Seoul, we visited the Cheonggyecheon stream. It's a charming canal running through the city, where people come to exercise and socialize.
An estimated 60,000 people visit the stream every single day.
It's a place of community. A place where nature and city life merge.
It felt like the perfect place to leave my Koreen rock.
For those who don't know, Koreen ( ) also had Triple Negative Breast Cancer. In her memory, and Koreen's sister began decorating rocks with black hearts, a favorite of Koreen's, with to bring awareness to TNBC.
Not only is the rock being left in a place of community where numerous people will pass it daily, but it's also TNBC Awareness Month. What an appropriate time and place to leave something in her memory.
