I work in PR (Public Relations). The unfortunate reputation or stereotype of my trade is that of women, inclusive of some airheads, in slinky dresses and heels sipping champagne at glamorous soirées. While it’s true that I sometimes I have to dress up for events where the glass in hand always seems to be filled…
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November 2012, Amsterdam
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Me: Look, there’s a giant bonsai in front of this building. AB: A “giant bonsai” is called a tree. Me: … This photo was taken in January 2013 on a sunny Sunday afternoon in Taipei.
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Woke up this morning and it was raining gently. As AB laid in bed breathing softly, I suddenly thought of us taking shelter in an open-air market on a rainy morning… This photo was taken in September 2011 at Kam Fat food market, Mong Kok, Hong Kong with a Lomo LC-A using a roll of…
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Brussels, February 2012
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Chinese New Year will start on 10 February this year. Just round the corner! This photo collage reminds of an auspicious greeting “年年有余” that is commonly heard during this festive period. What “年年有余” means: (Wish you will have) Abundance every year The last character “余” is a homonym for “鱼”, which sounds like “yù” in hanyu pinyin.…
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Hello, had been away in Asia for two weeks and am still recovering from jetlag, which means that bedtime comes before 2200 for the past few nights. Shall share some pictures and musings from my trip to Taipei, Shanghai and Hong Kong, hopefully someday soon. Meanwhile, here’s a picture that I took in Hong Kong…
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香港，2004年11月 那些年错过的大雨 那些年错过的爱情 好想拥抱你 拥抱错过的勇气 曾经想征服全世界 到最后回首才发现 这世界滴滴点点全部都是你 +++ “那些年” (“Those Years”) is the title track of “那些年，我們一起追的女孩“, an endearing and nostalgic Taiwanese movie about teenage years gone by and ‘what-ifs’. Literally, the movie title would read “Those Years, The Girl We All Went After” in English; the official title in English is “You are The…
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June 2011: This was the first time I was in Brussels. I was in town for my second interview with Starwood and knew close to nothing about Brussels except that it is known for its beer, moules frites (mussels and fries), and chocolate. Oh, and that the pissing boy, ahem, Manneken Pis, has a bigger wardrobe than I. After the…
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