Lockdown diaries: I can definitely keep a habit

It’s been almost 365 days since the pandemic hit our shores and everyone’s lives got turned upside down, being forced to stay in the confines of their living spaces. For something that we thought was gonna last ~2 weeks~ *tops*, there have been varying degrees of adjustment from person to person: some people have learned

Lockdown Diaries: Groundhog Day 75

It’s always been a habit of mine to go back to this space every time I feel a surge of inspiration or a remarkable moment come through. I’ve already accepted the fact that writing is not going to be a top priority, let alone write consistently about the mundane ups and downs of life. But

In six months

Adulthood often brings about random bursts of exasperation. In the past few months that I have (once again) lost the will to continually document all my life travails and turmoils in writing, but in reality, so many things have actually happened.  I turned a year older, I don’t know if so much wiser.  I traveled

4/11/19, 14:40:00

I shared with a few close friends recently that I’ve been having some sort of quarter-life existential crisis, the details of which of course I won’t just go blabbing about on the internet. But the beauty of life is usually in the unexpected, and after days of worrying — my palms getting sweaty and my

Another revival attempt, 2019 edition

It’s that time of the year again wherein I attempt to revive my dingy blog, hoping to put into words my sudden bursts of inspiration. I tried to start a fresh blog last year, something a little bit more private and anonymous. I wanted it to be an avenue wherein I would write down my