So about a month ago now I made one of those ‘life decisions’ that’s coming round waaaaay faster than I’d ever imagined, so it’s probably time I got it out in the open...
My life’s about to change (again)
How Singapore changed me
The one thing I keep hearing since coming back from Singapore is ‘omg you’re so different now’ and upon reflection I guess I am. Here’s the 3 ways I think living in SG changed me...
3 nights in the Lumpur
I finished up at work in Singapore about 3 weeks ago now and it was really important to me to make the most of being in Asia and go and do some more exploring, and as we were on a budget and a bus to Kuala Lumpur from SG is about $15 we started off there!...
Bali Baby!
Firstly, super sorry for not blogging/instagramming at all really – I’ve been super busy packing and unpacking and cleaning and loads of boring ‘life things’ before my next trip...
The Real Asia
The weekend before last I visited Hoi An in Vietnam, and to say it was a bit of a shock to the system would be an understatement. You have to remember, although Singapore is technically in Asia...
THE BEST 48 HOURS
So if you have the hardship of seeing me/speaking to me on a daily basis you’ll know I’ve been hit by the plague (might be a slight exaggeration) and have spent the past week feeling very sorry for myself. In my last blog I touched on loneliness and how I’ve dealt with it but being ill has thrown all that out the window and resulted in me being quite homesick...
Being by yourself and being okay with it
So this isn’t my usual blog post and it feels a little bit weird to be posting about my actual ‘feelings’ but here we are. I was sat by the pool on Saturday morning reading ‘Milk and Honey’ by Rupi Kaur (which if you haven’t read you absolutely need to!) and I...
Mid-Autumn Festival at Gardens by the Bay
As you may or may not know, yesterday was the Mid-Autumn Festival, a harvest festival celebrated by Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese people. It’s also called the Mooncake Festival because you get these cute little pie-like cakes...
2 Days in Langkawi
When I arrived in Singapore the top question I was asked was ‘So what trips do you have planned?’ – and the truth was, I hadn’t even thought about it. The time between finding out I was coming to Singapore and D Day was only about 10 days, so I had more pressing things (like [...]
7 things I learned in my first week in Singapore
First blog post nerves have kicked in but I think this is a good place to start. When you move to a new place everyone said I'd be overwhelmed with new info: places to see, food to eat, how to get to and from work etc and I was no exception to this rule! So I set myself the task of learning one new 'survival technique' every day for the first 7 days, and here's what I came up with:
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