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This Friday night, I looked up at the sky and noticed how beautiful the weather was. It felt cool and pleasant outside, and I thought it would be such a waste to simply stay at home. And so, I decided

Yesterday, I mentioned in one of my Waves posts that I was planning to wander around the city and, of course, do some cycling. Well, things didn’t exactly go according to plan because I ended up changing

I’ve always wanted to cycle to as many nature parks and gardens in Singapore as I possibly can. Whenever I have enough time and energy, I try to set myself a simple goal of visiting at least one garden

Since I like cycling and I also like photography, tonight I suddenly thought… why not combine both hobbies into one activity? It sounded like a good idea while I was thinking about what I should do with

One of the things I always look forward to whenever I have some free time in the late afternoon is sunset hunting around my city — Singapore! During weekdays, my usual log-off time from work is around

It has already been several months since I started cycling around Singapore, and after all the kilometers I have covered, I still wouldn’t consider myself a pro cyclist. In fact, I don’t even think I have

Singapore may not be as big as some of its neighbouring Southeast Asian countries, but I think this city has so much to offer. Depending on what kind of experience you are looking for, there are plenty

Sometimes a cycling adventure does not really go according to plan, but I think that is also what makes wandering around the city interesting. My original plan was actually to visit Little Guilin again.

Yesterday felt like one of my most productive Sundays in a long time. Instead of visiting only one place, I somehow found enough energy to experience two completely different sides of my city, the busy

Now that it is almost TGIF, I suddenly remembered that I still haven’t shared one of my cycling adventures from last Sunday. It was a surprisingly productive day because I managed to visit several places,

There is something special about the weeks leading up to Singapore's National Day. You can already feel the excitement building across different neighborhoods, with decorations appearing, community events

The good thing about having enough rest is that I suddenly feel motivated to do more physical activities. Since the weather was also looking good today, I decided that it was the perfect time to take my

One reason why I really like cycling is that it allows me to discover places that I probably wouldn’t visit on a normal day. Sometimes, the most interesting parts of the city are not the ones that we

After having lunch at Lau Pa Sat, I felt like I needed to do something instead of just sitting down and letting the food make me sleepy. For me, having a light walk after a heavy meal is always a good

Does a museum have to be huge in order for it to be called a museum? I would say no. For me, as long as a place holds important records, old objects, preserved memories, or even small pieces of proof that

To continue my cycling blog around the city area, I decided to stroll around Tanjong Pagar. I’ve always seen this place as one of those areas in Singapore where the old and the new are standing so close

Today I felt so exhausted that I decided to go somewhere that could make me feel calm again. City life can be really tiring sometimes. The constant movement, the noise, the work routine, and the feeling

One of my favorite days in a week is definitely Sunday because it is the time when I’m able to relax a bit and recharge for the next week ahead. After spending several days working in the office, I always

For today’s Sunday morning adventure, I decided to visit the Telok Ayer area here in Singapore. It would be a waste not to go out because the weather was really nice compared to the past few days. The

It has become a little habit of mine to take a photo of the sunset whenever I have the opportunity to do so. It doesn’t really matter whether the view is very stunning or just an ordinary one. As long