Basically, it will suck. So a few years ago, I went on a one-month volunteering trip to Thailand and had one of the most amazing ex...
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Showing posts with label thoughts. Show all posts
A Year In Review: What I Learnt in 2015
Hello, it's me. I've been trying to write this post since early December but have struggled so hard to put into words what I w...
Raining on my Parade
There is too much stress involved in planning your own birthday party. Especially when it's your 21st. And it's at a beach. And the ...
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thoughts
Core Memories Part I
I went to see the new Pixar movie, Inside Out , with a bunch of friends last Tuesday and afterwards, while D&M-ing over Harbourside keba...
Exchange in China: The Honest Edition
Disclaimer : I don't usually put disclaimers on my posts but I feel like this post addresses issues of high cultural sensitivity so I...
Direction
Source Or perhaps a more apt title would be "the lack of...direction". Before I continue though, NO, this is not a post about ...
Missing Thailand: Post Travel Depression
It's been almost four days since I got back from Thailand and I am not coping very well. Sorry, biggest understatement of my life; I a...
Chee-POAT-lay
Okay I lied. This will be my last post before Thailand. Sorry! I just really love this photo that I took on my friend, Bonnie's, 21st...
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procrastination,
random,
thoughts
Things I Learnt in 2014
Because I like to tell myself that I did learn something and this whole year wasn't just a blur of endless internships, pointless Com...
Confessions of a Cheap Asian
Let's make one thing clear: I like money. Money makes the world go round and gets you things; whether it be good food, better cloth...
3 Types of Annoying Conversations
Source Despite my mild case of RBF (Resting Bitch Face) and the occasional shade that makes it past my brain-to-mouth filtering system, ...
Volunteering
Lately I've been thinking of undertaking an overseas volunteering trip over the summer holidays. I know a couple of people who've al...
Labels:
food,
korea,
thoughts,
volunteering
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