This year I plan to try to exercise every single day. How? Think of it as play! Now that I’ve found two sports that I enjoy, it’s not too hard. Today I fooled around in the pool (with a GoPro) and hopped about the yoga mat. It feels so good to be active! If you …
Hanging out with Mr. Moon, Sea and Sun…at the same time. Can’t ask for better companions! =:D
At my late twenties, age seems to be everyone’s favourite topic. People like to say things like “Oh, you don’t look your age” or “Better get married soon. You’re not getting younger!”. When I say things like “We’re almost thirty!” to my peers, it be violently rebutted with “Not yet. Two years more!”. I don’t deny …
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Hello from Phuket! We’re welcomed with garland made of jasmine and butterfly pea flower tea (recipe at www.jewelpie.com)
After seeing the bust of Brutus at the Capitoline Museum in Rome (Read: 10 things I did In Rome and Vatican), I was inspired to read The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. The Boyfan adores Shakespeare and read all of his work. I’ve only read Romeo and Juliet (Oh, how cliche!) and the abridged …
Italy was too long a trip (3 weeks) to complete the “10 things I did in [insert city]” series at one go. So I thought I should separate it into four: 1) Rome & Vatican 2) Amalfi Coast & Pompeii 3) Florence, Pisa & Milan 4) Venice. I would love to write more for pictures …
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Weight is a topic I avoid, unless using it to poke fun of myself or him. Health on the other hand is a topic that’s always on my lips. Practices much to the chagrin of a the bon vivant. Our conversations are peppered with these two topics, usually surrounding with my effort to feed him …
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What I hope will be apt for my epitaph: “Cowards die many times before their deaths, The valiant never taste of death but once.” Excerpt From: Shakespeare, William. “Julius Caesar.” Not being morbid, just too much foresight
A pair of shiny new shoes for Christmas! Who wants to strut in high heels when one can stroll in a modest metallic foot wear? =:)
In the car on the way to Christmas dinner, I read on iBooks and chuckled to what the Cobbler in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar said (to procure more work, he makes men walk about the town to dull their soles). Upon hearing my amusement with my phone he asked “Are you on Facebook?” No. This year …
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