10 Ways To Be Kind to Your {Postpartum} Self

Originally posted on The Buttercup Lamb:
? I am so happy I’m not pregnant right now. (These past 9 months haven’t exactly been a cakewalk.) But with this truth comes reality… I am now postpartum. If you’ve been postpartum before, then you are familiar with that time of transition. Going from the joy and wonder…

When Light fades

The bright light is fading, We succumb to weeping, Darkness is coming, Suddenly, blindness devours our being. We’re not on high, Now we live with sigh, For the light bids goodbye, We kneel down and cry. Comfort is all we need, For our loving light has to fade, Broken we may seem, Now, we sing

It all started with a ‘Pho’

Being an expat in Hongkong is not that easy. New culture. Different lifestyle. Difficult language. No friends–these summed up my first two months in Hongkong. Boredom and homesickness were my companions. My husband was most of the time at work and sadly, we only had much time at night, during weekends or holidays. I was

Future Hurray

Surely, mixed emotions will be felt, But more of happiness indeed. Can’t wait for the big day, When everyone’s gonna say “Hurray!” Tears and joy will flood, When I finally become a mom, and he a dad. Five months to go, guys, Until we hear the little cutie cries. Future hurray it is, Yes, I’ll

Doner kebab please..

HERE I am again, craving for food in the middle of the night. How unlucky, huh? Hearing the grumbling of my stomach, I decided to stop my Google search for noodles and kebab. Why? Obviously, the photos of yummy noodles like ramen and pho, and of mouthwatering kebabs such as Doner kebab, mixed kebab, and

I’M BACCCCK!

Hallo! Hello! Howdy! How are you, my dear readers? I’m so sorry that it’s been so long since my last post. You might be wondering now what has happened to me all along. Well, many things did happen and it’s a long story to tell. I went through a lot in 2017 and 2018. I