
Step by Step Guide to Open Booking of Flats
I tried my luck during a round of Open Booking of Flats in September 2021 and successfully got a queue number. Continue reading Step by Step Guide to Open Booking of Flats
I tried my luck during a round of Open Booking of Flats in September 2021 and successfully got a queue number. Continue reading Step by Step Guide to Open Booking of Flats
I was quoted in the newspaper as a “travel blogger” but it wasn’t really fancy. Continue reading I was in the papers today! Not for what you think it is.
Take all your long-weekend breaks to eat all the food you want at these give cities with awesome food. Continue reading Top 5 cities to go for its food during long weekends in 2016 (Singapore travellers)
Hi folks, if you’ve been following me on my social media channels, you’ll know that I went to Cameron Highland last weekend for a wedding.
As much as I like to write about the road trip, I kept getting writer’s block so I give you another post instead.
I’ll be talking about my current obsession (apart from playing Skyrim and improv which I’ll get to these one of these days)–fountain pens. I have these little spurts of obsessions from time to time. I can’t really remember my other obsessions (um, travel?) so I’d better jot this down.
There’s a strange relationship between being a writer and publishing a book.
In the day of the possibility of publishing online to an audience of millions, having a solid book in hand is still the goal. The part where bringing out the Champagne is called for.
At least that’s for me.
Before travelling, I had hoped to be able to gather enough stories to piece together into a travel memoir, or a book.
During travelling, I kept a digital journal each day to remind myself of what happened.
After travelling, I went to the library to get my hands on books about writing books.
Continue reading “Where’s that book you’ve been talking about?”
After a long break from blogging, here’s an update from YQtravelling. Continue reading What has YQ been up to? June 2014 update
[Update Jul 2, 2015 Check out RWS’s promos for S.E.A. Aquarium.]
Even though I’ve stayed in Singapore for almost nine years, I didn’t know that it was possible to buy cheap tickets to various attractions. I always thought that I needed to pay full price, and thinking about it makes my miserly heart cold.
Luckily, my friend Lilian showed me where I could get discounted entrance tickets. Lilian who is now back in China (and whose wedding I attended) wanted to visit the South East Asia Aquarium (SEA Aquarium) before leaving.
Continue reading “Where to buy discounted entrance tickets for S.E.A. Aquarium”
Even though I grew up in multicultural Malaysia where Malay, Chinese and Indian are the three biggest races, I am terribly unfamiliar with Indian food. It’s because we don’t have as much Indians where I live.
To tell you the truth, the only Indian dish I can order confidently is plain roti canai (which is yummy and flaky).
So when my friend Debbie introduced me to the wonderful world of Indian food, I was curious. And now, I am proud to say that I have a favorite Indian dish: ghee dosa.
Hello everybody, it’s YQ writing from Singapore. Yes, I am back in the land I am most familiar with. Yes, I’m more familiar with Singapore than my hometown Kota Kinabalu.
It’s been more than a week since I came back and I am now in full job hunting mode. I’ll update you guys on my job search if I have any happy news. Oh, if you know anyone in Singapore hiring writers, do drop me a mail at hello@yqtravelling.com.
I am actually very glad to be back in Singapore, for five reasons:
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Delicate steamed chicken eaten wrapped in fresh raw cabbage. Continue reading #FoodFriday Samsui Ginger Chicken in Singapore