As someone who has migraines, and knows of family and friends with chronic health conditions, my heart goes out to those whose functionality has been greatly reduced because they need to work around their health conditions. It’s not to say that we aren’t capable of big things, or that we are not in

Nothingness shapes everything. That’s the preface to this exhibition by Hiroshi Sugimoto. What got me interested in this exhibition was a Tiktok post someone made about BTS and how they might feel in the moment when they have completed a performance and the lights go off and they are by themselv

June being my birthday month has blessed me with many new foodie adventures. Here’s to sharing some of them with yalls Zesties here 🌯 📍Knots Cafe and Living Paya Lebar has several hidden spots in its nook and crannies. This is one of it. If you like to be amongst plants and experience a hint o

Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of content online about people trying to find themselves when life throws them curveballs. There isn’t an instruction manual on how to do life and that’s pretty crazy and scary. But here we are, on a random Wednesday, trying to make sense of things. It’s humbling

Singapore actually has a lot of things you can immerse yourself in. You just have to know where to look. ArtScience museum usually has interesting exhibitions that are worth your time. This one clearly was. Let me run you through what my day, or rather morning, looked like. My friend and I were

This is one of my attempts to understand deeply one of my interests and to make sense of the vast amount of information there is on the internet about space flight. Because this topic is truly interesting. The Artemis crew’s mission to the moon in April was nothing short of extraordinary. I was

Food nourishes your body and we work hard to make sure this basic need gets met everyday. These were some places I visited these past few weeks and they deserve some airtime here 🍔 📍September Coffee Loved the Namban Karaage chicken - was super tender and flavourful. The dessert was a the straw

This is by no means a comprehensive list. But it’s a list, no doubt. I watch true crime like there’s no tomorrow because it’s thrilling to analyse human behaviour. Yet there are cases that affect me after I have had the chance to process them. ▶︎ Delhi Crime Three main cases were covered yet,

Recently CNB had a Remembrance Day with “The Library of Stories Unfinished” exhibition, held at Suntec City. Singapore marked its third Drug Victims Remembrance day on 15 May 2026. This event is observed annually on the 3rd Friday of May and serves as a reminder of the far reaching and often unseen

Being in the field that I’m in, I’m ever so aware how impactful parenting is. Those years you spend as a child shape and mould you. They form the blueprint for your entire life. And the people who formulate that reality for you are your parents. More often than not, a lot of things go awry, with th

Today I learnt something which instantly made my heart sink. The Straits Times had just posted an IG reel about a young man completing his first of 33 marathons, carrying a 25kg fridge on his back. Very unassuming. At first glance, it might seem that this was for a challenge, a personal best if you

Hello Lemon8 fam🙂‍↔️ Its been a while since I posted and that’s because postgrad life has been busy (iykyk). So here I am with another post of my recent escapades. Imma start with the easiest and the most recent one. If you are a fan of F.R.I.E.N.D.S, you must consider going for this experience

Yet, here we are. In my late 20s, discovering that I have quirky interests. I decided to attend this exhibition on a whim when the year just started (late post I know) but because its about to end and I’m sure so many of us have attended this Singapore-exclusive showcase, I’ve decided to give my tw

One of my key goals for this year is to read more. Mainly because I feel like I’m seriously lacking in aspects that I can’t really put my finger on. I figured perhaps reading more (or at least attempting to) might help to broaden my worldview (hopefully). But one thing I know I love to do is go to

I had the privilege of attending this exhibition proudly presented by Fei Yue Community Services where my friend works at and it was an interesting experience. As we all know, emotional wellbeing influences one’s state of mind and how one functions in society. The understanding is that with age, em

கோப்பி கடை literally translates to coffee shop in Tamil ~ and yes, this was our first stop after an exhausting red-eye flight to Hong Kong. And it was a much-needed pick-me-up. Though slightly overpriced, its menu items live up to their name, especially the croffle we chose to try. We didn’t get to

You could create a time capsule for yourself if you wanted to. You could gamefy your lived experiences if you wanted to. You could shift things as much as you could if you believed it is worth being delusional enough. That’s what I’ve grown to realise. 2026 started and it brought with it feelings o

This is some media I consumed in these few weeks. Learnt a lot, reflected a lot, walked away changed. That’s the power of media and filmography. That’s the power of storytelling. We are all stories, vessels containing bits and pieces of this and that and a whole lot of other things. Living, walking

This is what I ✨see✨This is what I perceive as a photographer. I have a whole lot of pictures from past travels so getting through them will take time. These are from my trip to Australia in 2024. The recent terrorist attack at Bondi beach has shaken everyone and my heart goes out to the families w

Seoul Milk had a pop-up store in SG which ended on Nov 30. It was right outside Adidas Brand Centre at Orchard Road and frankly, for such a small pop-up space, it was bustling. I absolutely loved the concept of having a pop-up on just milk. Yet it really was popular so the milk must be good 🥛.