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A Singaporean Lunar New Year!
This year’s Lunar New Year felt quiet, simple, and very much centred around home. Instead of going out or having an elaborate celebration, I spent time in the kitchen preparing food for our family reunion dinner. There’s something special about cooking during this time of the year — the kitchen gets busy, the house slowly… Continue reading
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A Gentle Start to 2026
Again, thank you for (still) being here with me.There aren’t many of you, but I know some read quietly — and that means more than you know. The days between Christmas and now passed quietly, almost softly. It wasn’t a season filled with big plans or loud celebrations, but rather one spent slowing down, catching… Continue reading
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A Day at The Peak & Hidden Gems Around Hong Kong
In my previous post about our arrival in Hong Kong, I shared how our first night was slow, calm, and full of simple joys. Day 2 was a little more eventful — still relaxed, but with a nice mix of sightseeing, food, and catching up with friends. We started our morning early with breakfast at… Continue reading
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Lights, and the Start of My Birthday Trip
It was a busy month of November — with work, floral projects, and travel all happening at once. In my earlier post about my future travel plans, I mentioned how excited I was for my upcoming Hong Kong trip. Now that I’m finally back, and have a little breathing space after all the work and… Continue reading
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An Afternoon at Titanic: Immersive Voyage
On the last week of September, I visited Titanic: Immersive Voyage and it turned out to be a surprisingly moving way to spend an afternoon. I went in thinking it would just be a cool exhibition, but it felt more like stepping into a story—slow, detailed, and a little haunting in the best way. From… Continue reading