2016 > 2017

2016

The first year we truly lived our lives.

6515 miles away from Singapore.

Four seasons - bare, green, pink, red, orange, bare.

Trees, I'm talking about. We never had that before.

New job - new expertise.

New experiences.

And lots of good food.

Amsterdam.

Hong Kong, Taipei, London, Seattle. 

Amsterdam.

Hellos and goodbyes.

Hello 2017.

Goodbye 2016.

Sleepless in Seattle

***

A quick 3-day trip to Seattle/Bellevue to get 

some footage, and to supervise an on-site shoot. 

It's a dream sometimes that I'm actually

doing videos for a living. The ups outweigh

the downs, and I should count my

blessings more often. 

Hacky Halloween

***

A fun Halloween shoot I put together for @PlanetBooking

Lazy Recaps

***

Sept + October has been a blur.

Mummy and Daddy Yee came over for a week,

staying at an apartment just around the corner.

Daddy cooked dinner once, and we visited the

windmills at Zaanse Schans. 

While they were here, it was a pleasant 18-20 degrees;

and it immediately dropped to 8 the week after.

#dutchweather

So I've been enjoying the sun as much as I can,

while snuggling into my new cactus blanket on my couch

every evening watching 4400 on Netflix.

I also started a new role, and I think I kinda

have the #bestjobever. I'll post up a recent project soon.

The only sort of bad thing was that I had to 

move offices with the role...and it has added

20 minutes to my bike journey every morning and evening. 

I guess I will be pretty fit by the end of the year. 

#silverlining

And can I say I have the best partner ever,

who cooks the best dishes ever for dinner,

and lunch and breakfast..

And if not goes out to explore all these

amazing food joints with me. 

#love

Sunday in Shoreditch

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Last week in London, 

we explored the back streets and 

experienced the intensity of the Underground. 

The familiarity of London is overwhelming, 

even though it was our first time there. 

If I ever miss Singapore, 

I think I'd just book that 45-minute flight 

to London to get my fix of colonial Asian-ness.