Not a full-time traveler, but acts like one.
I have not stopped thinking about traveling. I speak about traveling to almost every single person I met in Uni. That’s not including the 471684 times I told my family that I’d like, very much, to travel solo. I talk about traveling so much, I think I almost gone ridiculously insane. I mean, I think I need to keep quite at some point. Continue reading “The past 7 weeks. (7 Might be my new favourite number)”
University is finally starting soon. So what happened in the past 7 months?
Continue reading “The Past 7 Months”
This is my first reblog on WordPress! I thought this post is really good for me personally (reminder that I can still be happier when not traveling 😢) and hopefully equally useful for the others out there!
I’ve been reading a lot of blogs written by people with the same passion and realise how new I am in travel blogging. It’s really exciting to explore blogs with posts from all around the world. It is almost as if I got lost in a small town, experiencing new things without leaving home. Continue reading “Posting of Itineraries”
Most of my Malaysia trip had been satisfying. Except the part when I got cashless and without ATM and my wallet got lost together with my identity and credit cards.
Continue reading “My Unfortunate Events”
Phuket trip is over! In only 2 full days of us in Phuket, I got to ride ATV, visit FantaSea, Thailand’s cultural theme park and, went on a full day tour around Phang Nga. The packed itinerary seemed to be too tiring to most of us. We’re now back home with almost everyone having flu symptoms. Well, it is time to rest and get back to routine. (Not for me though, I am going to Malaysia next week!)
Continue reading “Health is still #1”
When I’m happy, I write. And when I write I’m happy.
Continue reading “The Excitement of Traveling”
I have a question for those who travel a lot.
How do you contain your excitement, the last few days before you travel?
Because I don’t seem to be able to focus on whatever I’m doing right now. I’m here, but my mind has already started traveling.
I’m at Changi Airport T1 now, going to Indonesia. I decided to eat breakfast, since I woke up so early, at Burger King. I wanted heavy breakfast and chose the Kings Platter. YES.
Anyway, the aunty behind the counter (it’s what we, Singaporeans, call a lady who’s a stranger and older than us), asked if I need creamer for my coffee.
Before I answer she said, “It’s at the counter by the side.”
She asked again, “Do you need sugar? It’s also at the counter.”
Then she came with the rest of my orders and asked, “Boy, the ketchup is at the counter too. You can help yourself.”
When I wanted to carry my tray, she asked another question, “Do you need chilli sauce?”
“Oh, is it at the counter too?”
“No, it’s here,” handed me some chilli packets with poker face.
I carried my tray to my seat, laughing to myself, not even sure if the lady intended to make jokes. As soon as I walked away she continued serving the next customer.
“Just to travel is rather boring, but to travel with a purpose is educational and exciting.”
Sargent Shriver
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