Paris Full of Memories

My Paris days here have been spent visiting museums, palaces (Palace of Versailles is my fave - the history buff in me practically squealed when we went through the rooms) and cafes and of course, the iconic Eiffel Tower.…

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Palace of Versailles, Maria Antoinette and Cake

I have been obsessed with the Palace of Versailles ever since my high-school history teacher, Mr Anthony, shared the story of Marie Antoinette and her famous “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche” (Let them eat cake) remark. Though the account’s authenticity has been long debated, it has been burned into my memory. This is not…

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First Europe Trip

Shortly after, I met Amsterdam city. Oh my, I don’t have words to describe my feelings at that time. I was at the peak of happiness. The street was clean, with people on bicycles and yellowish leaves in the trees lining. I was greeted by Autumn. I didn't see as many big buildings as…

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A Dollar of Singapore Economy Fried Bee Hoon

It’s interesting how Singapore Economy and Fried Bee Hoon are often used in the same sentence, most of the time as is, describing one of the biggest delights of Singapore food culture – a fried bee hoon (rice vermicelli noodle)that costs SGD$1. It’s a delight among locals and immigrants. I love Singapore Economy Fried Bee Hoon as…

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