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Hey guys!

Recently I picked up a Chinese novel from the library. Though I usually read loads of books in English, I try to read some Chinese books too.

I'm glad I did!

This time I found this romance novel called "和你在一起才是全世界“ by 大宁.


It has some really cute cat illustrations too.


What really got me hooked and interested is how the author manages to capture Chinese, or Asian romance. She really got the small scenes and details right.

Let me explain with some examples.

     1. Girl and Boy goes to restaurant to eat dinner. Girl picks up bamboo chopsticks and begins to pull them apart. Boy intervenes and does it for her instead, scraping the sides of the bamboo chopsticks with each other. When questioned, Boy says that sometimes the bamboo chopsticks have little wooden splinters that may pierce her hand. Awww.



     2. It is raining. Boy and Girl only has an umbrella. They share it, and only after they get home, does the Girl realise that the Boy is drenched on one side of his body, with his hair dripping wet. Classic case of giving the other person more umbrella cover!

There are also scenes about hotpot, couple tees, simple Valentines' and birthday celebrations, cooking, studying together, and basically hanging out.

I keep waiting for the guy to peel prawns for the girl, but it didn't happen. Oh well.

Having read so many Western novels, it came as quite a shock to me to find such small but cute scenes in a book. It really boils down to the small actions people do each day.

You never really know what you've been missing. I can't imagine any Western author writing about these things! There is a cultural gap after all, I guess!

In Asian families we rarely say 'I Love You'. Instead, love is shown more by acts of service, a type of love language. In this book the author notes that little things the Boy does, even if he rarely expresses his love in words.

Ok, but some passages are just for the lulz. 

     Girl: 嫁给你不如嫁给一头猪。
     Boy: 那是不可能的。
     Girl: 为什么?
     Boy: 因为近亲是能结婚的。
     Girl: . . . 

(English Translation)
     Girl: Marrying you is like getting married to a pig.
     Boy: That's impossible.
     Girl: Why?
     Boy: Because close relatives cannot get married.
     Girl: ......

Haha!

Or this one:

     Girl: 老公,这世界你对哪个女人最好啊?
     Boy: 肯定是我家小宝啊!
     Boy: 还有你啊!
     Girl: 你回答得不够真诚啊,你对欣宝是那种任劳任怨的,没有脾气的,而且每天都抱她...
     Boy: 因为我抱得动她啊。
     Girl: ......

(English Translation)

     (after having a daughter together)
     Girl: Hubby, which woman do you treat the best?
     Boy: Of course it's our baby!
     Boy: And of course, you!
     Girl: You're not sincere at all.  You are always so good tempered towards her, and even carry and                    hug her every day.
     Boy: That's because I can carry her.

Lol!

Warning: If you want to read this book, beware that every other paragraph is full of CHEESE. By cheese I mean sappy, cheesy things. There is also no plot whatsoever, just a recount of days that the couple spends together, which I think are real? Well, it was fun for me anyway!

Till next time,
Skye


Hey guys!

Just wanna plug this Korean movie, Parasite.

Parasite
Duration: 2h 12min
Genre: Mystery/Drama/Tragicomedy

Directed by Bong Joon Ho, this movie is the first South Korean movie to win the Palme d'Or, the top award at the Cannes Film Festival.

Ever since I started watching more Korean movies this year, like Swing Kids and Extreme Job, I have been on the lookout for more K movies to watch. (Ok, I also really LOVED Train to Busan, and caught 1987 and Along With the Gods with Chanel too!.) My friend Lee Lee mentioned this and we really wanted to catch it!

I almost skipped this movie because of its name 'Parasite' and its horror looking poster. I mean, look at it. I will NOT subject myself to watching Asian horror because it hits way too close to home. 

Do you have any idea what the movie is about? All I know is that it looks creepy as hell and also there's a dead looking body. Come on. With a name like Parasite, I thought it was some creepy supernatural story.

So I asked by BF to watch the trailer for me first. Strangely, it wasn't horror at all. And honestly we didn't really understand it much. (Neither did the people in the comment section, apparently.)

But now after I watched it, wow everything makes sense now.

I'm not going to break down the movie for ya because it would spoil you and ruin everything. And believe me when I say that this movie is worth your time.

How I felt at the ending: 
  • Impressed. I get why this movie won a super distinguished prize, and why it's creating a buzz.
  • Pensive...which is why we have this post.
  • Somewhat rueful, for the way things played out.

And if I had to pick a few keywords to describe the movie:
  • Asian Family. Can you resist a tight-knit, funny family that has each others' back? 
  • Socioeconomic Divide. Sad, but true. 
  • Tragicomedy, with just the right dose.
  • Tension. The movie was built up very well. You know something is coming but you cannot fathom what. 
  • Clever twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat for 2h. Parts of it reminded me of the heist movies I have been watching. A lot of deep scheming from the characters, which is always fun to watch.
  • In the words of Oli : "Super layered and everything flows so well"
Wonderful, wonderful movie. One of the more memorable ones I have watched in a long time! It's the type of movie that you finish and go, "Damn. I want to watch that again."

If you decide to give this a go, here's some assurance: You might not know where you're headed, but I will say that the journey is a fun, breathtaking one that has a great payoff.  

Enjoy!
Skye


Two Faced Annie by Belinda Colozzi

If a person only loves and treats his girlfriend well, but treats everyone else like dirt, can he be considered as kind and loving?

How about a mean boss who regularly volunteers to work with children?

A person who is environmentally conscious but at the same time also a very misogynistic person? (someone who is strongly against women)

How about a person who is generous in charity for cancer but abuses his maid when he's at home?

The religious devotee who is unkind?

And of course, the famous example of Hitler championing pro-animal rights.  Did you know that he was vegetarian too?

I guess my point is that everyone has sides of them, and just because he or she is 'nice' or 'good' in one area, doesn't mean that they are the same in other aspects. And that is a very human thing, to have so many facets of a self. Of course, some attitudes or actions have more negative impact than others, so that should be a consideration too. 

Maybe what I'm trying to say is that...we can't really judge someone when we may only know one facet of his/her life. 

Perhaps one way to deal with this is to never put someone on a pedestal, or view them as a paragon, so that you will never be hurt by your disappointment about how they are not so stellar in some aspects.

Your thoughts?

Signing off,
Skye


Hi guys!

It's been a while since we had some Tea Time on the blog!

Today's tea is a loose leaf herbal tisane from T2, and the flavour is... Mint Mix!




The Mint Mix "combines the assertive zing of peppermint with the sweetness of spearmint and the subtle freshness of lemon verbena. A smooth, well rounded brew with a prominent spearmint personality."

One thing I love about the T2 teas would be its great tea copywriting. Fun and cute.


If you're wondering about the difference between peppermint and spearmint, peppermint has more menthol in it, with 40% to spearmint's 0.5%. This makes peppermint's flavour stronger and spearmint's sweeter. Both come from the same plant family.

Taste: The mint tea is truly smooth, and has a nice, mild and tingly aftertaste. Smell wise, the mint leaves were fragrant, but after brewing the smell disappears. Can't really detect the lemon, guess it really is as subtle as specified. I really like that this tea is not too intense. A nice fresh flavour, good for a hot day. For more zing, maybe add some actual lemon slices and pop it into the fridge?


Hey guys, what's up?

Here's some stuff to check out:

Finding Love as a Foreign Worker in Singapore
One thing I like about Rice Media is that it explores non-mainstream topics like these. You may sometimes wonder how people lead their lives, but probably wouldn't delve deeper. I'm also glad I didn't have to physically go to Golden Mile Tower but still get some answers in the piece revolving around girls and ghosts.

This book, Loss Adjustment, about a 17 year old teen who jumped off the top floor of her condo in Clementi. Her mother, the author, picks up the pieces and finds clues on why she committed suicide by reading her journal entries and talking to her friends. A very sad but moving book about love and loss. I also think suicide should be something that we should all discuss instead of shroud in shame or avoidance due to it being taboo. 

This Instagram account where Singapore Shihui @tabaogirl chronicles her daily attempts to reduce plastic and other wastage by bringing her own containers and cups etc. Finally, an account from Singapore that is most relatable to me in my attempts to try out #zerowaste.

These cute and creative miniatures from @tanaka_tatsuya.


Barcodes as keyboards!

One of my favourites. Okonomiyaki baseball!
"Lucky Laundry"


This super fun song from Rich Brian. I always laugh at his spaced out face and also when he's smiling so widely, being as pleased as punch from 2:10 onwards. His cheeky face always gets me.



Very cool and humble guy from what I've seen so far! I mean, he did an interview with GQ about the 10 things he couldn't live without, and while other rappers named their gold chains and Rolexes, he whips out a bottle of Pink Himalayan salt he uses in his cooking, a Rubik's cube, a can of Indonesian corned beef, and a set of nail clippers. LULLL

I also really laughed and enjoyed Dat $tick, his debut song, too.

Have any cool stuff to share? Leave a comment or message me!

Signing off,
Skye

    Hey guys!

    So happy to finally bring you some NEW video content from my YouTube channel.

    I made a cover of Top of The World from The Carpenters. I think this song is super timeless. I heard it on radio a lot as a child, and in my murky memories I think I sang this song in a primary school music lesson too! Recently I added it into my busking setlist and always feel very buoyant and happy while singing it.



    We headed down to the beach today to film this!

    It's pretty funny cuz there's a lyric that goes, " got the sun in my eyes", and it's really true. Are my eyes open or closed in the video? Did the fishing uncle reel in a catch?

    Well, you'll just have to watch the video to find out :)

    Enjoy!

    Love,
    Skye


    Hey guys!

    I've been reading up and watching a lot of #zerowaste videos recently, just out of curiosity.

    Perhaps the most famous one is about the girl who managed to keep 5 years of her rubbish in a single glass jar.





    Super crazy isn't it? Inspiring yet crippling at the same time. I mean, how many of us can do this? I hope that if you want to reduce your waste, this video encourages you instead of the opposite.

    I think the most important thing about #zerowaste is also about how you can use existing things you already have, instead of buying new items like charcoal toothbrushes and fancy collapsible mugs so you can be #zerowaste cool. That's not the point yeah? You can just use whatever you have at hand.

    I've watched people do trash audits and see what they can recycle, or find out where most of their trash is coming from. All these things basically help you be more conscious of what you consume too.

    Most of the #zerowaste videos, though useful, are based in the US or UK, so sometimes it's rather hard to relate when our lifestyle habits are so different. So I added the keywords 'Asia', and 'Singapore' in my search terms to find videos that would be more relatable.

    Asia
    One notable video would be this one where an entire Japan town goes zero waste. A great example for the world.

    Also watched this one about waste in China. I find it so crazy that other countries used to ship their rubbish over to China. 

    Singapore

    So I watched Singaporeans attempt #zerowaste challenges as individuals and more interestingly, as families. It's easy to change your own habits, but how about the habits of your family members? 

    It's probably after this video I started to be more conscious of my use of tissues and switched to using towels and rags more often instead. Also I started thinking about food packaging in terms of snacks packaging.

    There was this girl doing the challenge, and she rejected the small plastic bag you get for each individual bread at the bread shop, and just took her bread and ate it. I can totally get on this since I usually drop by the bakery and buy a single piece of bread, and immediately eat it anyway. LOL. 

    Also watched videos on what you can throw in the blue recycle bin. Did you know you could rinse and recycle milk cartons? I think most people just throw them away. 

    There's one video from CNA where a grandma tries to go zero waste to engage with her green savvy grandchild. Quite cute.


    And this one where Neil Humphreys BYOB to caifan stalls and other places with his daughter around Singapore. 



    Little Steps

    I don't really buy drinks when I'm out cuz I always have my water bottle with me, so although I have one of those metal reusable straws, I have not used it.

    Here are some small things I have done though.

    • Re-purposed my empty cardboard tissue box. It now serves as a box that holds my long socks, separating them from my shorter socks. Lol.
    • Stopped using disposable face masks when I declutter and instead tie a towel around my face to keep the dust out instead.
    • Convinced my mum to use this big plastic container that used to hold some health supplements to hold washing powder, instead of throwing it away or recycling it. Re-purposing is a double win cuz you get extra value AND it breathes new life into hard-to-recycle things especially like plastics.
    • Thought about bringing my own utensils, especially since I received a portable set from my friend Quek's wedding. Shout out to Quek for bringing her own straw when she's out despite some green shaming from friends. Also shout-out to my friend Jason for having wedding favours (cookies and candy) in glass jars from APSN (Association for Persons with Special Needs). Super double win for supporting others in the community.
    • Reduced dabao opportunities. I literally go out and eat instead. Dabaoing food and food delivery uses a lot of plastic which I feel uncomfortable about, so I will try to avoid this whenever possible.
    • Tried a menstrual cup to no avail HAHA. Imagine all the pads I don't have to use though. Shout out to my friend G who is meticulously using cloth pads to help save the earth!
    • Use a lunchbox to hold my sandwich
    • Eat less meat, especially pork and beef. Not exactly #zerowaste, but a way to help the environment too. I don't particularly like pork, and though I enjoy beef, I can probably eat less of it. This is mostly still a work in progress!
    • Saved my used green tea bags in the fridge and used them for under eye dark circle applications
    • Followed and subscribed to green bloggers on YouTube and IG for more ideas and to educate myself
    Am I perfect? Hell no lol. Sometimes I forget and we receive plastic straws with our drinks. Sometimes we get Styrofoam plates. Sometimes I still accept plastic bags when I forgot to bring my tote. I also create waste when I try to declutter things. I do try to donate and recycle whenever I can though, and tell my students to do the same.

    But generally I try to incorporate little things and whatever I can do to be a little greener, I guess. As a child I was super extra and I brought a paper box (those you get when you buy printing paper), and put it at the back of the classroom to collect paper for recycling (with the blessings of my teacher). I had seen a lot of classmates wasting foolscap paper and I just couldn't sit and do nothing.

    It definitely helps that I have a handful of friends that are passionate about this cause too. I just don't want to be part of this huge environment problem.

    What are some things you do to reduce waste, upcycle, or recycle? Ideas and stories are welcome.

    Let's be conscious of our own actions!
    Skye
    Original Pic from Wikimedia

    Hey guys,

    I unfortunately contracted dengue fever and wanted to make a post to share my experiences and some of the advice I have received. Hopefully this post will help if you or your friend want some firsthand accounts on what to do if you have dengue in Singapore.

    Honestly, it's not very surprising to me that I got dengue as I have been living in and visiting red zones (places with high dengue cases). Furthermore, when I'm out with my friends and family, I'm always the one that gets bitten. I spray mozzie repellent but it doesn't always work 100%.

    Here's what went down.

    On 4 Aug Sunday I went to play volleyball with my friends and felt super tired and uncomfortable after. I had a splitting headache too, but generally I just thought it was heat exhaustion or heatiness since I also had my period. Spent the rest of the Sunday afternoon nursing a high fever and taking panadol. Things were a little better towards the evening.

    Monday morning, had to cancel work as my fever was still raging. I was also super exhausted and had no energy. Eventually I tried to watch a movie but had a super headache so I gave up on that. Ended up lying in bed trying to sleep the whole day, trying to keep the fever down.

    Tuesday morning, the fever was still there and I woke up shivering and freezing my ass off though I switched the fan off. My thermometer (probably spoiled) registered my temp as 39.8c so I decided to go the doctor. They gave me a dengue blood test and panadol for the fever (which was actually 38.3c).  I went to the private clinic near my house instead of the polyclinic because it was nearer and I was feeling super unwell.

    Well, I was floored by my medical bill.



    When you see the bill you also want to faint right? Haha.

    I can't claim any medical expenses because I'm a freelancer, so I literally burst into tears as I went home where I bawled some more. At this point I felt that I had no dengue because I only had fever as a symptom, none of the aching bones, muscle aches, or body rash. So I felt like $117 was a crazy price to pay for just panadol (which I have at home), and a test that would probably come back negative. What's worse is that when I checked the blood test price for polyclinics, it's only about $13 (might be a standard blood test though, without the dengue tests). So I cried like crazy (note that I was feeling very unwell) into a towel instead of tissues cuz #zerowaste. Lol.


    Doctor called back later in the afternoon to say I tested positive for dengue and that I had to come in the next morning for a platelets test. Well I'll be damned.

    Had to cancel more work.

    Lessons To Learn

    • If you have a persistent fever GO TO THE DOCTOR. It's dengue season, don't take any chances.
    • Maybe try going to a polyclinic if you want to be more cost efficient.

    Was pretty apprehensive going back to the clinic if they were gonna charge me another $100 or so for a blood test so I called back to ask for more information. The receptionist told me the next test was gonna be $33. I was OK with this but only if they didn't slap a $40 consultation fee etc because for dengue you gotta keep doing blood tests to see if your platelets fall below a certain number. Imagine paying $100 for daily blood tests omg please.


    Luckily they really only charged me $33 inclusive of consultation fee. For polyclinics I believe the test will be about $15 +  some consultation fee so maybe $20? I really hate waiting at the polyclinic when I feel super unwell so I prefer to go to this clinic which is just a 5 min walk away. The distance matters to me cuz when you're sick, everything feels laborious.

    Eventually on 10 August (Sat afternoon), almost an entire week being crazy bored at home, my latest blood test came back and my platelet count was finally on the rise! That kind of cleared me from returning to the clinic YAY! It's sad to have your veins poked by a needle every morning only to receive news that there's no improvement. I can't imagine people who have to continually undergo treatment in hospitals... it must really be very grim.

    I spent my days mostly in a haze, sleeping and eating little cuz my stomach felt weird, maybe from panadols. I lost 2kg.

    Some people may have the energy to go work or binge watch shows during their dengue, but for me though I didn't get any body rash or crazy bone pain, I did get a lot of headaches, felt dizzy often, and generally felt very weak and faint. I would feel bored and want to go to work, then 15 minutes later feel completely exhausted and wiped out from just walking around my room. Not sleepy, but really just tired to the bone. So I'll just lie on the bed staring at the ceiling. Lol drab existence. I surmise that I felt weak cuz of the lower platelet count.

    The Doc said that I had a mild case of dengue, which is lucky for me I guess? The situation could have easily gone south.


    Dengue Timeline



    I made a rough timeline based on what my doctor said. It may differ from person to person but I wanted to give you an idea of how long this illness will be around.

    Phase 1: Incubation Period
    When the mozzie bites you, you're infected but it takes about 4-10 days of incubation before you will notice anything is wrong.

    Phase 2 : Fever
    The next 3-5 days you will see an onset of fever. The doctor told me that he usually prefers to conduct the blood test on the 4th day of fever, as sometimes on the 1st or 2nd day the test is unable to detect if you have dengue or not.

    Phase 3: Platelet count start to drop
    Days 6-8 you may see body rashes and that's when your platelets will start to drop. Platelets help your blood to clot, and the dengue virus attacks this.

    Normal count for adults is 200-400k. Mine on the 3rd day was slightly below the standard at 198k. My lowest recorded platelet count was 145k, which is still kind of normal actually. Haha.

    Doc said that if you have less than 50k then you get admitted to the hospital, and not to worry because only 1 in 10 patients are admitted. Most fight the dengue at home. For children, they are admitted at 80k.

    This was mostly a relief because I don't fancy being hooked up to an IV drip and spending my week at the hospital. Fingers crossed. Nevertheless I called my insurance agent early on to check if I'm covered for hospitalization due to dengue (yes).

    Doc's Advice

    • For the last phase of your dengue (days 5 and above), avoid handling sharp objects or falling down. Some people also bleed at the gums so if you're the type to brush your teeth super hard, be careful there. If you start to bleed your platelets may not be able to regenerate as quickly and you may need a blood transfusion.
    • Cancel work and stay at home, don't go shopping or what. Haha. Just rest. 

    Advice from Friends
    Do at your own risk, these were passed down from people who kena dengue before.

    • Blend, drink and strain papaya leaves to increase platelet count. Luckily for me, my mum planted a papaya tree months ago so I went to snip some leaves. Gotta warn you though, it's super bitter and nasty. Drink 20-30ml twice a day. You can Google for more info.
    • Drink guava or pomegranate juice to aid recovery

    Advice from Me
    • Continue to use your mozzie repellent. I was bitten TWICE during my dengue. Life. Also there are 4 strains of dengue so you can actually get dengue up to 4 different times.
    • Wet a towel and use a cold compress like you see on TV. It helps your fever not go too crazy. Bathe often to get rid of heat.
    • Eat something even if you have no appetite because you gotta eat those meds.
    • Don't be afraid to ask your doctor about anything. This is not the time to be shy or scared. Also tell them if you are menstruating because it can lead to bleeding complications.
    Also want to thank my fam, my bf, and my friends for supporting me and cheering me up through this entire time I had dengue. It really sucks to stay home and not be able to go work or do anything fun since you're mostly having a fever or too exhausted to even pick up the phone.

    Total Payable: $216
    Plus lost wages for a whole week = dengue was a really sad and expensive experience for me. I wouldn't wish it on anyone.

    If you're reading this and you have dengue, please take care! Don't be scared. You will get through this. Most people are afraid of going to the hospital (as do I) but before you worry too much, you may not actually need to! Seek medical attention and your doc will tell you what to do.

    For everyone else, prevention is better than cure so please empty areas with stagnant water please and SPRAY yourself with repellent. Stay dengue free!!

    Love,
    Skye

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