What I Learned from My Calathea Plant
When I received my Calathea plant yesterday, to say that I was fascinated by its beauty is an understatement. From the time it arrived, I’d…
Why Hydration Is the Best Way to Start Self Care
As we embark on our self-care journey, it can often feel overwhelming to know where to start. In today’s digital age, there is an abundance…
The Science of Dad Jokes: Exploring the Psychology Behind Humor and Bonding
They say laughter is the best medicine, and in my case, it’s also the glue that holds our father-daughter relationship together. Growing up, my dad…
From Behind Bars to Beyond Stars: The Power of Mothers
Mothers possess an incredible power to shape our lives. Experts even believe that our relationship with our mom affects us way before we were born. …
Watching the World Change
This weekend has been a flurry of activities, with so many friends and family celebrating their birthdays. I intended to be more present this month…
Why Watching True Crime Can Be a Form of Self-Care
If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably spent hours binge-watching true crime documentaries on Netflix or Hulu. There’s something fascinating about diving into the dark…
What This Morning’s Interactions Taught Me About Slow Living
I went out early today to do a couple of mundane errands — drive my mom to church and purchase a mass card since I’m…
Getting Dragged in the Office Drama
Last week has been quite an interesting (too put it mildly) week for us in our little virtual office world. I didn’t think it was…
Discovering the Wonders of Radio Taiso
For some reason, I stumbled upon the book Ikigai late last year and I loved it. I loved it so much that (1) I gifted…
Where were you when the pandemic was declared 3 years ago?
I’m not exactly sure what I was doing on the day the pandemic was declared by the World Health Organisation (11th of March 20202). But…