Don't waste sunsets with people who will be gone by sunrise ~

I'm a mess today sigh

Yeah you wanna find love then you know where the city is.

Leave Your Lover

You'll never know the endless nights, the rhyming of the rain
Or how it feels to fall behind and watch you call his name.


I think he's pretty amazing.

meh.

"You can’t cling to the past, because no matter how tightly you hold on, it’s already gone.”

The Red Tour SG

Extremely lucky and glad I bought the tickets. Was so excited the day of the concert that I walked around with a huge smile on my face - nothing was gonna get me down that night. Honestly, her voice isn't too bad live and I loved all of her costume changes. Only regret was that I didn't have better pictures to document the night (they were pretty strict about the cameras :/) All in all, money well spent!

#1 swiftie lol. Don't judge, we posed for this to get some freebie.

My pretty decent view

Got free cornettos after we uploaded this picture on instagram

Thanks for the company :)

Belated 23rd aloy!

Thank you so much for everything! And I've already said what I wanted to say to you haha so I just hope you loved your present and enjoyed the meal we prepared for you today!
Being 23 sounds so old anw :X

#bffs

The 14th will always hold a special place in my heart ♡

Thanks for the lovely memories guys <3

Time for me to take a backseat and stay out of the picture no matter how badly it hurts

CDC

Ban Naam Kem has been pretty good so far. The simple village lifestyle - hunter-gatherer ish haha. and surprisingly the accommodation is clean and comfortable, kinda like home but without the aircon. All 9 of us packed into a dorm room with bunkbeds - cozy. Lol. Loads of mozzies and flies here but I havent seen anything I couldn't fend off. The weather here has been sweltering hot & humid that I sweat buckets every time I move.

Yesterday we had no camp for the kids so we kinda r&r-ed and waited for gen, belle, yj and zh to arrive. Went to the village market and i bought 2 pj pants. Headed to Bangluk (?) beach after to chill. Kinda expected the waters to be blue-r though :/ Uncle Jason toured us around the village,  and brought us around the tsunami memorial sites.
And omg I had the nicest kampong durians in the evening! A helper offered us about 10 and I think we finished close to 5 or 6 durians. Sadly only aloy and I appreciated the durians, meaning that I ate a lot hehe. So sinful but so shioook.

The toughest thing here is the language barrier. It was difficult to teach the kids english in class as I couldnt even get my instructions across. Used weak attempts at sign language and weird actions to help bring my message across but idk if it worked haha. But I'm glad that even when with a language barrier, a simple wave or a smile or 'hello' is appreciated even more. I feel that smiles here are filled with a deeper meaning compared to home. Since all cultures understand the meaning of a smile, it becomes like a bridge between cultures; a universal language of sorts.

And yes I'm typing this at 7ish 8am in the morning because I wake up super early every day for some weird reason. Probably the chirping birds are my morning alarm lol