I was working at the Singapore Teachers’ Academy for the aRts in 2014, and my boss, the legendary Mrs Rebecca Chew, tasked me to get together a group of music teachers to put up a […]
Month: Sep 2019
Public Transport Day
For a roadster like me, having a full day without a car is a refreshing, albeit challenging change from the norm. I had to send my car for its regular servicing today, so my day’s […]
Belly Uncomfortable!
We all have our little comfort zones, the space we need to breathe and to be ourselves, both literally and figuratively. This zone can quickly become a “discomfort zone” should we have an unwelcomed intruder […]
The Haze
Amazing scenes in Jambi Province, Indonesia as the haze crisis causes the sky to turn blood red in a phenomenon known as Rayleigh Scattering. The haze has become somewhat of a regular occurrence in our […]
The Downsides of Freelance Work
Two years ago, I left the stable comforts of a full time job with the Ministry of Education for a new life as a freelancer. There were a number of reasons for that decision, the […]
2019 Drive to Thailand – Time to Head Home
All good times will come to an end, and that’s what makes us appreciate them more! The Lion After 3 nights in Phuket City, it was now time to pack our bags and head back […]
Reflections of a Music Teacher
“Thanks for being the most awesome music teacher I’ve known although you’ve only taught me for one term” My music student It has been such a joy teaching Music at the Singapore Chinese Girl’s School […]
