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Documenting Rome: A Travel Journal Filled with Memories
This is the much-delayed second post from my Rome trip during the Jubilee Year last October. Life rather got in the way, so this one is fashionably late—but perhaps that’s fitting. Revisiting these pages has been a lovely way to relive the trip all over again. Rome in October was buzzing with pilgrims, tourists, and… Read more
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Travel Journal | Singapore
It’s been a little while since I last updated my blog. Life has been wonderfully full lately, so both my blog and Instagram have taken a bit of a back seat. But I wanted to share a recent trip that has already become a favourite in my travel journal. A couple of weeks ago, my… Read more
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Embarking on the #100daysofmailcollage
After taking a bit of a pause from #The100DayProject (my last one was in 2023 — how did that happen?!), I’ve decided to jump back in this year and approach it differently — with the intention of actually finishing. If you’re curious about my previous projects, you can browse them on this page. This year’s… Read more
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Sketching Rome: Two Sketchbooks, Ten Days, Countless Moments
During China’s long public holiday, I spent ten days in the Eternal City — Rome — wandering through cobbled streets, stepping into centuries-old churches, and sketching ancient ruins with my sketchbook always close at hand. This year is the Jubilee Year, and I’m deeply grateful to have been invited by my sister, Angie, and her… Read more
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A Whirlwind of a Summer
The past few weeks have been a whirlwind! I’m thrilled about Fodder School 5 and the Fodder Challenge 2025 as I step into my role as a teacher for both—an exciting mix of celebration and new beginnings. On the home front, my daughter is back in the UK for university, and my son will be… Read more
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I’m Teaching at Fodder School 5 — and You’re Invited!
I am excited to announce my selection as a teacher for Fodder School 5 and this year’s Fodder Challenge, starting in October. Join us for creative exploration, joyful projects, and community connection. Read more