Forza is this little coffee joint, not as commercialised as a big chain but not one of those “single store” cafe. This stop wasn’t a deliberate one but I was craving for a chai latte before heading to where the tourist hot spots (Seattle Space […]
In Ubud, the most common and cheapest option for accommodation is to stay in a homestay. Typically, a Balinese family will own a compound where they rent out rooms to tourists. In central Ubud, there are so many options out there. A slightly pricier option […]
I was kind of inspired by Eat Pray Love to do a “mini retreat” in Bali. Instead of cramming many things into a day, I decided to take it slow and steady this time. The idea was to relax and take a breather from my […]
Thank you Omy.sg for the invitation to Omy Singapore Blog Awards 2014! Congratulations to all the winners, here’s the link to the full list of winners. Plenty of new nominees this year. The highlight of the event for me, was to meet some of the […]
This is probably the first time I’m spending National Day away from home. Usually, if I’m in Singapore, I’ll be watching the National Day Parade on TV. My favourite part of the Parade is hearing all the National Day songs by the choir and selected […]
Sports is an unknown concept to me. I grew up with a focus on arts – I started dancing since I was a kid (on and off in my growing up years) and music was a huge part in my secondary school days. I ended […]
Before I went to Seattle, I was a latte kind of girl. My friend, got me to try chai latte when I was there. It’s really hard to find a good chai latte in Singapore. The best one I had in Seattle was at this […]
So this is my view today while having breakfast: I’m doing a mini two week retreat in Bali where I’m getting lots of sleep, good food, exercise from exploring the town and yoga classes. It’s a good break for me from work since this is […]
Here’s an interesting read for you if you’re an overseas reader! In Singapore and Malaysia, we have a unique way of brewing our coffee. It seems like it’s a local tradition found in these two countries only. At least that’s what my Dadster (who is […]
I love visiting markets – it’s this aunty-ness in me that finds it super fulfilling. The farmers markets in USA are quite intriguing and different from the local ones we have in Singapore – well, I bet they say the same thing when Americans come […]
