One Second Every Day
For six years now, I have recorded one second of video footage for every day of the year. When I Continue Reading
Malaysia
Everyone’s First Thanksgiving
Growing up, Thanksgiving was never my favorite holiday. I didn’t dislike it per se, but coming from a small family, Continue Reading
Voting from Abroad and Why I Almost Didn’t Vote
Before you read any further, I voted. But, to be perfectly honest, I really did not want to. At some Continue Reading
30 Things to Do Before 30 [Updated]: How Did I Do?
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One year ago, I sat down and challenged myself to complete a list of 30 Things to Do Before 30. Continue Reading
How Constantly Moving Has Made Lockdown Easier
As someone always on the move, changing countries and lifestyles every year, lockdown didn’t seem like something I was prepared Continue Reading
The Coronavirus “Pickle” for Professional Vagabonds
Considering how badly this pandemic has affected many people, I feel quite lucky. Sure, I’ve had a few financial hiccups. I Continue Reading
A Day in the [Quarantined] Life
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I feel a little guilty admitting it, but I’m really loving lockdown. I’m just getting so much done! I never Continue Reading
Rich Quarantine, Poor Quarantine
When Malaysia’s national lockdown began three weeks ago, I didn’t know what to expect. Everyone kept stressing that it wasn’t Continue Reading
Watching the U.S. Fall Apart from Afar: A Note From Your Worried Friend Abroad
“Don’t you want to go back to the U.S. eventually?” I get this question a lot. I could write an Continue Reading
When a Short-Term Crisis Becomes Your Long-Term Plan (Moving to Malaysia)
It’s strange when the world is panicking, your friends are largely self-quarantined in their apartments in China, many people are Continue Reading