I got this idea from one spontaneous traveler. He would spin a globe and stop it with his index finger. He will look at the place where his finger had landed and then pack his bags or suitcase quickly to go to that place. I did the same thing. My finger landed somewhere in theContinue reading “Dubai Retrospective”
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The Seoul I Love
You know what? It’s a good thing we will have our company retreat next week. It will give me enough time to shake off this overwhelming feeling I had from my last trip. I just came back from Seoul and obviously still in a daze; my body already here but my mind still back thereContinue reading “The Seoul I Love”
Putrajaya Architecture Ramble
This is another one of those times when you get to choose last-minute holiday destinations. We took one week off in the office to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year. At the back of my head, I was hoping that our company would send us to somewhere really cold or even exotic to spend theContinue reading “Putrajaya Architecture Ramble”
Experiencing Thainess
“Travelling: It leaves you speechless, then it turns you into a storyteller.”– Ibn Battuta Finally, I ran out of sensible things to say except maybe to tell you about the series of crazy and unbelievable events that led me to this place and made me love it. Bangkok was one of the last cities IContinue reading “Experiencing Thainess”
A Toy Story
This day trip to Legoland Malaysia just happened without much planning. To be honest, it was a result of simply having nowhere else to go. Legoland Malaysia is just a 1-hour bus ride from Singapore (where I am currently based) so it’s funny and embarrassing to admit that it was one place that I hadContinue reading “A Toy Story”
From Lines to Lenses 