When I stepped foot into my somewhat health-obsessed university in Virginia 5 years ago, I was genuinely shocked to learn that people ran as a hobby – even more bewildered that people actually ...
Being completely and utterly swamped at work these past few weeks has left me exhausted and frustrated. With long hours, bitchy clients and unsympathetic bosses, it’s been hard to feel excited ...
Going to Amsterdam was a spontaneous decision. The Netherlands wasn’t part of my (poorly planned) Europe itinerary and now that I think back on it, I’m not sure why. It was a freezing col...
Luxembourg is often considered the stuff from fairy tales, with the abundant castles, the picturesque valleys and the romantic atmosphere infecting everyone that steps foot into the tiny country. I a...
I forgot what it’s like being in a place where I have difficulty reading the menus Giving long blank stares to anyone that attempts to speak to me And that feeling of hearing something b...
NYE 2012 was surprisingly awesome for me since this was my first time going out to celebrate New Year’s (for more details, hit up my other blog here). I sincerely hope the world doesn’t e...
Simple.
There’s something innocent and peaceful about flying a kite. I think it has to do with standing around in an open, breezy space with colorful kites just soaring in whatever way the wind guides ...
The boy is an active person, much more so than I am. While I would choose to stay in bed to nurse a hangover, he would rather wake up early to hike and catch the rare Taipei rays during this time tha...
the corner You never know what unexpected surprise may be lurking in the corner…
For my piano lessons in college, one of the only assignments I had to do each semester was write up 3 concert reports. Any concerts that had a pianist in their ensemble was acceptable, and it wasn...
my grandpa was a stud! I love seeing the vintage photos on The Sartorialist. It’s nice to remember that old people weren’t always just old people, but they were young and ballin’ at...
This is an absolutely beautiful short film that is bounded together by the amazing English language. The beautiful images may seem sporadic and disconnected at first, but then you’re quick to r...
right place, right time = perfect lighting Where did July go? It’s already the end of the month
I’m finally getting around to uploading some of the pictures I’ve accumulated from the past 4 months, since moving back to Taiwan. The images are very scattered and all over the place, si...
Watching movies is one of my favorite things to do (second only to sleeping and eating). I love just sitting down and immersing myself into a completely new and foreign world, watching stories and ev...
Sometimes when I catch an airplane flying in the sky, I like to take a few seconds to imagine the distant countries it’s jetting towards.
Just stumbled across the beautiful work of Paul Octavious. His project “Same Hill, Different Day” is a series of photos and short clips shot at the same hill but on…different days A...
That feeling when you hear a new piece of music and you instantly fall in love: His music has hints of Philip Glass, but somehow more expressive and human. All his pieces are just hauntingly beautifu...
If you have a few minutes to spare, this interview with Michael Wolff is definitely worth your time. As one of the founders of design firm Wolff Olins, Michael Wolff shares his insight on how he view...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?f eature=player_embedded&v=9 4MvHBmlEHI Those big tickets remind me of Charlie & the Chocolate Factory :]
It’s been about a month since I’ve moved back to Taipei. Although Taipei is technically my home city, the amount of time I have lived abroad far outweighs the time I’ve spent living...
Uprooting and replanting is never an easy process. In the past month or so, I’ve seen myself being uproot and relocated in a small island across the world. The whole thing can be described as i...
It’s unbelievable how lazy living in the Caribbean can make you. The sun, the sand and the lazy breeze – it’d make an insomniac fall asleep in a jiffy. Being the heavy sleeper that ...
After 2 weeks of moving, packing and saying goodbye, I’m finally going back to my glacier-pace lifestyle in Belize. Only for a week. I’m sure everything will get all crazy once I leave th...
Chinese New Year started 2 days ago, on February 5th. I’ve been celebrating this joyous occasion by happily by stuffing myself silly with the ridiculous amounts of food around me and saying pos...
I went to visit my friend Will, who is out in Central Valley. We explored some abandoned boxcars and here is what we saw: abandoned boxcars adorned with graffiti crossing tracks. inside one of the ca...
My friend Thomas (@tvelvet) tweeted this video today, titled Shinya Kimura by Adam Richards: I love the simplicity of the whole piece. It’s a short 3 min piece that illustrates a man...
The Egyptian people are talking and making themselves heard. It would be prudent for the president opened his eyes and ears, and listen hard to what they are saying.
Boats at Fisherman's Wharf - Monterey, CA
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