Kulture Kween

Not a Newsletter: Feb20 Edition

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Highlights

I got a new job in a company where I want to work. Hence I have been busy with the whole new job-what-this saga. If you follow my Instagram, you might have known about it already since I have been posting pictures of new coffee shops I have been trying on my morning commute.

I started cooking! One of my 2020 goals is to master 20 dishes. So far, I have made 13 dishes and only failed twice. I am pretty proud of this “achievement” and recently realized that cooking relaxes me even when I have to do it in my almost non-existence kitchen. Only seven more dishes to go to tick off this goal. Any suggestions on what should I cook next?

Another of my 2020 goals is to use the second-hand film camera I scored on eBay more. Not only more but better because I am happy with how some pictures turned out; I agree with Fafa, who said that it’s an expensive hobby to adopt if I don’t know how to work with it.

Loving and Currently

Premium Youtube is one of the best investments I made last year. Before, when a Youtuber addressed me as a “friend” on the screen, I would smirk and close the tab so fast before they said, “Please subscribe”. But not working for a couple of months turned some of them into my friends.

I watched You and Ghost Stories on Netflix. LOVED both! I am reading Chinglish and Kenduri; both are boring so I might abandon them.

Kulture Kween and Other Internet Findings

I wrote about my 6th Japan trip, finding a similar souvenir cup in Takasaki and Bergen, eating delicious Soba, the significance of the Lion Dance in Chinese Culture and my latest obsession: Eki Stamp (Japanese train stamp).

Meanwhile, on the internet: Tokyo’s poorest neighbourhood in pictures ♥

Thank You Next!

I am celebrating my friend’s 30th birthday with seven of her other friends in a winery in Yarra Valley next week and feeling uber excited about that.

This Time Last Year

My best friend and I visited Cabramatta, the Vietnamese culture hub in Sydney, Australia. Check out last year’s blog posts if you want to read more.

Time Machine

Read more about last year’s happenings.

Follow me on Instagram @KultureKween for more recent updates.

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