A Playful Misconception, A Childhood's Dream

Part of Alliance Francaise’s Francophonie Week which includes a jazz concert yesterday and a Cambodian circus today, both at the newly opened Jerudong Park (though my lower back injur is preventing me from attending). Anais always impresses me with the programme that she comes up with each time for cultural integration in Brunei, so hats

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Standing in the middle of the closed off road of Ginza on a Sunday, with buildings upon buildings lining up the sidewalk, the single and only queue outside one building caught my eye. There was even a bouncer and a young looking doorman slowly letting people in one by one. Then my eyes shifted to

After the Toastmaster meeting last night, few of us went to Cheezbox and stayed there till they closed. That was past midnight. Apart from the great company and new connections of similar minds, the unceasing rain could have contributed to our prolonging of good nights and goodbyes. But the rain already began few hours before

My cousin Nathan came back from the UK and brought back these to me few weeks ago. Finally, I have a pair! My only regret, I only have this pair. I really wouldn’t mind the Tie-Fighter or Luke Skywalker X-Wing ones. Lastly, I came across this picture that I thought was too hot to pass

It has been some very hot weeks but this past couple of days felt like burning. The cloudless sky is a light blue till way after half past six in the evening. Today though, on the 15th of the Chinese calender and the last day of the Chinese New Year celebration, the moon looked the

I am Mr. Consistency no matter where I go. Back home I will consistently wake up between 7am and 7.30am. Now half way round the world, I consistently wake up in this time zone between 5.30am and 6.am. Everyday without fail. The difference, however, is that every morning I get to watch the sky turn