Lately, I have been trying my best not to let my mood follow the drop in temperature. I have employed lavender bath oil, Oodie, extra candles, flannel PJs, heater, electric blanket, copious amount of mulled wine, curries and apple pies. So far, those things have been helping, but you guys… it’s not even officially…
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Can I love Melbourne as much as I love Japan? This question comes to me almost every morning ━ when I have to layer my clothes to go to work.…
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Seeni Sambol bun is an icon of Srilankan food culture and from the little readings I did, it's a part of many childhoods.…
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Keep ReadingI've never been a cold-water person, and standing there, gasping in a very beautiful tiled room, did not convert me, but I love the bathhouse.…
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The candy guy in Cairns Night Market recommended the swimming hole Babinda Boulders to us when we told him we were going on an undetermined road trip the day after. It was his hometown, he said, and I swear I could see the twinkle in his eyes when he told us about it. I…
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First, I am unsure whether I should even write this post because the Indonesian restaurants in Cairns were below par.…
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I finally had crocodile meat in Ochre, Cairns. Eating crocodile meat has been in my yearly goal list eversince I moved to Melbourne. I was so thrilled to finally tick it off of my list. The meat itself wasn't so good. It tasted like white fish but with the texture of chicken meat.…
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I am not sure what I expected from a stroll around Rusty's Market in Cairns, but I was served with a trip around the world.…
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