Category: living well
what I’m into [march/april 2019]
So it’s the last day of April 2019 and I’m determined to give you guys the run-down of my past two months before crashing into bed. It’s been a pretty crazy last couple of weeks, with visiting my sister in SF, seeing Erin/Nahrie in Chicago […]
what i’m into [jan/feb 2019]
These past few months have been packed. I mean, there was that backlog due to my reluctance in publishing my last post on singlenessĀ and so, my list for this “what I’m into” just kept building up. But, I did want to share the books/articles […]
what I’m into [december 2018]
The year is coming to a close, but thought I would send out one last post before I head off to China (don’t worry…it’s a just a 2-week visit and I’m coming back :P) Here’s the list of what’s been in my headspace to round […]
what I’m into [oct-nov 2018]
It’s getting chilly over here in Montreal. Our first snowfall happened a week ago, but until then, I had been in denial about the winter. The turning point was when I asked my mom for an electric blanket for Christmas, and her response was – […]
what I’m into [august/sept 2018]
I realized it’s been a bit more than two months since I posted one of these – and when people started to ask me what I’ve been reading these days, it was a sign for me to share what is now long overdue. Here is […]
salad toppings
Hello from my dark hostel room located somewhere in the Iceland countryside! My sister and I arrived this morning and after a full day of on/off sleeping in the car, floating in a hot spring on pool noodles, and splayed out on soft Icelandic grass, […]
the garden city: cultivation, work and goodness
For many, summer means long, lazy days. We stretch our sunscreen-lathered bodies out on pool deck chairs, soaking up as much sun-baked warmth as we can. The days stretch similarly, expanding to accommodate as much goodness as we try to squeeze it with. For me, […]
what I’m into [june 2018]
First off, Happy Canada Day! The day we became a country (albeit still a British colony but with a greater degree of autonomy) š It is blistering hot due to the heatwave that Montreal got hit with over the week-end (feels like 42 degrees C). […]
goin’ back to Nassau Hall
During my time in Princeton, I didnāt understand reunions. To me, it just meant that fences were erected in the most inconvenient places, and our beautiful campus was now rank with beer-soaked grass. The year I graduated, reunions was simply a long runway of parties […]
what i’m into [may 2018]
I realize I have quite a hard time sitting still simply listening to lectures on end. My need for multi-stimulatory information, or to be productive either creating/thinking or using something other than my ears is a bit debilitating. Iām at this conference in Toronto and […]