What I learnt about NaNoWriMo
This is the first year I did NaNoWriMo and I think I’m suffering post-NaNo blues. It’s nice to get into all the excitement, being driven by your own expectations and … Continue reading
The Dreaded Question.
I know it and I dread it. My husband will walk in later today and ask me, “What did you get up to today?” Some part of me thinks I’m … Continue reading
Unremarkable Bones
I’m told by my radiologist report that my bones are unremarkable and that there’s nothing special about my internals. Ouch. Why can’t radiologists be more ego friendly? I’d like to … Continue reading
Carparks, Muggings and Pickups.
I’m in a rush and cutting through a parking lot when I hear a voice calling out behind me, “Miss, miss!” I keep walking since I’m not one to talk … Continue reading
The Lonely Trek Abroad
When you’re out here on your own, it’s easy to think you’re not important anymore. There’s this sense of isolation. The people you know move on with their lives, continue … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo – National November Writing Month
I’m starting to doubt any writer doesn’t know what NaNoWriMo (NaNo for short) is. Everywhere I go, writers are gearing up for a month of heart rending and hair ripping; … Continue reading
The Umbrella Mattress.
The weather here has become quite unpredictable. Actually, it probably is predictable. It will rain. Anytime. Anywhere. Expect it. Even if it’s ten minutes of sudden downpour, followed by five … Continue reading
Catching Public Transport…bugs…
Feeling adventurous, I ventured out on my first commute utilising the public transport offerings – the ones with long travel times and queues and being crammed in tight with your thigh kissing the … Continue reading
Vitamin D – The oddity files.
I seem to meet lots of odd people here with unique routines. Maybe the oddity was lost on me before because everything was familiar – so nothing stood out. I’m noticing it … Continue reading
Taxi Ride.
The first time I took a taxi on my own, everyone freaked out. “Be careful!” “Don’t do it!” “You can’t trust them, they might take you somewhere else…” It surprised … Continue reading
30 Days of Self Discovery 