Well, it’s been a hot minute since I last wrote on here. But yeah, life happened. A bunch of things as usual, but one of it mainly being the business that is still surprisingly running despite whatever is going on in this world with the pandemic and all. I’m not sure why I’m bothering to […]
Authenticity: Is it dead? Read More »
Growing up, I was a pretty confident kid. But this confidence didn’t come out of nowhere. It started with the classic tale of other kids teasing me at school, whether it be about my hair (I had a pixie cut at one point), or my weight, the way I spoke broken Arabic/Malay, or how I
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When I was in the UK, I discovered a new love that I wouldn’t have thought to ever happen… Nando’s. Having lived in Malaysia most of my life, I was acquainted with the tastes of this ~ exotic ~ chain. By now, I’m pretty sure most of us may have heard/had Nando’s. If you haven’t:
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Situated in between the old and new of Kuala Lumpur is The Rub Bar, a massage establishment that provides all the normal services of what you’d expect from a massage place but with a little few surprises along the way.
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Sunset in a palette would be fitting to describe the Yes, Please! by Colourpop. Before we get into the review, here’s a little background story about Colourpop and me. I was first introduced to this brand a couple of years ago when a bunch of my friends wanted to buy stuff from their website during one
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The homegrown networking marketing establishment Cosway recently launched their first ever Experience Centre in Berjaya Times Square. The recent launch hopes to reach out to the youth of Malaysia as most of of the youngins are generally not familiar with Cosway compared to their parents. (the only reason I’m familiar with this company is because
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As a kid, for the longest time the term ‘Harajuku’ only meant Japanese girls dressed up in quirky little outfits. But as I got older, I soon learned that Harajuku was actually a district in Tokyo known for Japan’s youth culture and fashion (so young me wasn’t that far off). So when the day finally
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Set in the concrete jungle of Tokyo lays a quaint Western styled mansion surrounded by beautiful gardens. The landmark was built and designed around the Taisho era and houses around 180 rose plants of 90 different kinds. Since it was mid-May, it was the perfect time to head down to Kyu Furukawa because of the
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