Ever since the start of lockdown and WFH, I’ve been having two meals a day: one at 10-11am and the other 4-5pm. I actually don’t mind this new routine because it also fits with my school routine now that I’m back at work physically. When I was WFH, I would be making my food fresh … More Easy Korean Brunch
News of a sequel excited me as I adored Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. I was introduced to this world of feminism at university and Atwood’s words simply captivated me. As a woman in this society, I honestly wish our world would not be the same as Gilead. Offred’s life as a handmaid was not … More [Review] The Testaments by Margaret Atwood
My first cafe straight after the easing of lockdown. I honestly thought it would be a karaoke bar or something due to its name so this place definitely took me by surprise. We still had to book as the place can only take max 10 patrons in one sitting. Luckily we did or else we … More V Lounge @ Canley Heights
I’m sure by now you have all heard of what happened in the City of Minneapolis. It is so unfortunate. And I can’t believe it happened. I’m still in shock. It is for one of these reasons that I’m glad technology has advanced so much as if we didn’t have our phones and internet….I doubt … More 21st century problems – which should not exist
I love painting my nails and even more so, growing my nails. Growing up, I always had to keep my nails short for piano (struggles), so having long nails is kind of a luxury for me. I hoard nail polish and painting them on my nails is a relaxing and soothing process. One of my … More Personails Review
My hair when I was a kid was straight. And I loved it. It was nice and long, and so easy to style. I didn’t have any qualms. Then came middle school and my hair was so thick. I started getting these curls and I hated it. I found myself tying my hair up all … More Embracing my curls
