Half ze Time

While Adele had her albums titled as her age in trilogy, I would want to dedicate 2018 and 2019 with special title - Just Becoming: 29 and Becoming: 30 . Inspired by SOTA's Just Becoming and Becoming piece of graduating students dance performances, it seems there's more sense of purpose and more focus in whatever I am doing right now. So in a month's time, I will be celebrating my last 20s birthday, thus with much enthusiastically embracing it. I think now I have a different feeling and thinking of how I should run things, jotting my aspirations and ideas. I have chose a symbolic present for myself, a Pandora rose gold ring for my 29th birthday. To me, it symbolises maturity and strong headed woman. Oh and getting Google Pixel 2 phone for a switch from iPhone. It was a thing back then and I was looking forward to iPhone X but after my current phone's screen cracked, my heart shattered to pieces (what a PUN!) I have so many things to achieve and really want ...

So there's quite a few of you asking me where did we went for our makan in Australia. And because our Airbnb is equipped with pots, pans and utensils, we mostly do our cooking in our kitchen. But basically you need to know these few things that you will be experiencing in while looking for food. As a person who came from Singapore, we are in luxury of halal food . Most multi-million food chains are halal certified  such as McDonalds, KFC, Long John Silver, Swensens and may more with this cute logo  that we have  and some certificate that they will display in their stalls or buffet spread like this   which state their expiry date and to which outlet and signed by our mufti. Each outlet meaning every McDonalds in Singapore need to have their own certificate for their own outlet. We can also patron halal food from our friendly makcik, indian muslims (mamak) or chinese muslims stalls which we know that they are Muslims and prepare and cooked by Musli...

Supposedly I was going to create a list and pen down on my thoughts about my "upcoming" trip but my job right now no chills man. Every time there's always peak period and I don't really have much time to write at home after work. Sigh Pie Anyways, I will let you know the experience of having to travel with big groups + makcik2. What I can say is that it is tough. Your inner self saying you want to explore the town and go all out but we have to think of them, their energy and HUNGRINESS (ok, not only them. Us also lah) Physically, in front of you, they will say they are okay but they get tired easily. And sick. Leg cramp, pain knees, giddy, fatigue and all. They overthink and scared. This is normal. They will overthink about alot of decisions that we make and whether it is safe bla3. They will start to be pushy, naggy and authoritative (which eventually I gave up and walked away) But all in all, we managed to get things done and cover 90% of our planned i...