Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Day 19 continued into our laid-back winding-down segment of this long holiday: it was spent visiting Chunxi Road, Chengdu’s popular and well-known pedestrian shopping street. It’s a fairly large area, very pedestrian-friendly and packed with skyscraper-like luxury malls, traditional styled
During our itinerary planning months ago, we had to shorten our initially planned itinerary of 14 days to 13 on account of the flight timings we’d booked. That meant that a visit to the Wolong Panda Reserve on our way
This was my last island aerial video of the trip, and the only one I’ve done at sunset into early evening. The sun sets pretty early here on Bohol — 6:05PM today — so by 5:35PM I was already in
In what might be a very Singaporean thing to do: we plan our next vacation as soon as the current one ends! Towards the tail end of our 18 days in Japan last month, I was discussing with the missus
Continued from the last post, and covering Days 09 to 18! That’s a wrap for our posts journaling selected dining experiences this trip. Next post: Final Notes!
The two models we checked out were the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid 1.6 DCT Sunroof (A), and the Kia Niro Hybrid 1.6 SX (A). We’re not car experts at all, so don’t have a deep sense of what finally mattered in
While looking through the blog notes here for our purchase of our Mazda 3 seven and a half years ago, I realized something funny: the oddities that we noticed with the then new car persisted for the next 7.5 years.
With most of the world – or Asia at least – finally emerging from the almost three year long pandemic, the travel bug has pretty much hit home to many of us here on this island. We have, after all,
Our first post of 2021! Beyond our certainty that we needed two bikes and of the foldable variety, we knew otherwise little about bikes themselves. At this point, and several days after picking up the LitePro and 3Sixty, we’re still
The wife has been musing since last year whether we should enjoy Singapore in more outdoor fashion, especially given how much money the government here has pumped into building numerous parks, outdoor facilities and nature reserves and sanctuaries just so
Covid-19 has certainly change everyone’s lives a lot. While our little island has been spared relatively well from the virus’ onslaught elsewhere – thanks largely to our government’s foresight and immediate action starting in mid-Jan – there’s nonetheless an unmistakable
The outbreak of Covid-19 a month ago here in Singapore really put a big dampener on people’s morale here. But credit really goes to the government here for reacting fast, decisively and with great foresight such that the local transmission
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