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2,268 ViewsCan’t think of any title for what I’m about to write so I guess I’m leaving it as it is for now. I’ve been busy the past month and like the past many months, writing somehow isn’t my priority anymore. It is a sad thing as I feel that there might be a day

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What my Satuday can look like

2,132 ViewsI was looking back and my old handwritten diaries a couple of weeks back and thought it was interesting on how I wrote for the sake of writing – which meant that I wrote about every tiniest thing that happened for the day – what i did, what i thought, how i felt and

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Are we at the halfway point yet?

2,564 ViewsAs much as we don’t want to admit it, ‘time flies’ is such a simple two words but can contain the weight of regret, self-reflection and also a teeny weeny bit of disappointment that ‘it is over’. Actually I had another post drafted halfway back on 20th July but somehow I lost the momentum

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June – the season for summer rain

1,851 ViewsDecided to come out with a fanciful title post even though it might not have much significance to what I’m about to type but yea these days, the weather has been severely hot and humid. The sun can be shining brightly in the day, and the skies start pouring for an hour or so

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March-ing through a mayhem~

1,178 ViewsHello dearies who are still somewhat invested in reading about my life beyond travels. I’m back with my monthly updates – on the last day of the month – in my usual last-minute fashion. It has been a chaotic March for me, possibly one of the messiest months in my life in a long

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It has been a really slow leap~

799 ViewsHello, leap year. We see you again. {disclaimer: not so positive vibes ahead. Skip if you ain’t the mood.} The last leap day had been an unpleasant one and I vividly recall the day’s details. No idea why sometimes unhappy memories can’t seem to be flushed out of your brain. I was still in

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Taking it slow in Taiwan for 6D5N – Taipei and Taichung

1,140 ViewsLast year, I embarked on a brave adventure to bring the folks overseas for the first time post-pandemic. In all honesty, the desire to travel could have been an inherited trait from my parents as they too, loved to travel. When I was a child, they used to plan for family vacations at least

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