Dear K,
On ordinary moments, interventions, and the bittersweet letting go
The Moon is Always Round
It was just Mid-Autumn Festival yesterday here in Singapore. This yearly affair, celebrated by us Chinese, revolves around folk legends about Chang’e and Hou Yi. Somehow, this evolved into the highly commercialised “tradition” of mooncake exchanging—more on that for another time. Across cultures and traditions, changing phases
I never knew education like this
The educational field found me in the most unexpected way. In my youth, visiting the school counsellor or principal’s office was a regular affair; parent-teacher meetings often revolved around my sleuth of misbehaviours. Yet some four years ago, I found myself sitting across the table—in the “counsellor’
here we go again
Like almost every kid from the 90s, this is not my first foray into "blogging". (A quick Google of my name would probably yield some... embarrassing results.) Yet, I step into this new attempt with some hesitation. Well, to be honest, a lot of it. For one, I
"Should" is a dangerous word.
Some reflections on the issue of expectations—particularly when we think they are axiomatic.
From the Bookshelf #001 - The Gospel
by Ray Ortlund | This book calls us not to just believe Gospel doctrine, but also to live out Gospel culture in our day to day lives
A new series awaits - books? bibliography?
My mini manifesto on one of the new systems I hope to put in place to aid in my writing, and to aid in the structure of this newsletter.
On Mornings & Beginnings
It's 6:12am, and you're rushing out of bed. Have you ever stopped to wonder: "How does this all matter?"