I just turned twenty-five three months ago. My original plan was to list all the things I want to do, experience, and achieve before I turn 30. In fact, I have started with the list already. But the other day, I randomly came across this post from Cara and got inspired by it.
So before I finish listing the things I want to do, experience, and achieve before I turn 30, I am going to look back all the significant things that happened to me that made me the 25-year-old person I am now.
I have always been a fan of animes. I remember when I was younger, I always rush home from school to catch the afternoon animes broadcasted in our local channels. I am lucky my boyfriend is a fan, too. So when we were planning our Japan trip, we had an agreement that we will visit Tokyo One Piece Tower (I am a big fan of One Piece!) and Gundam Front Tokyo (Kevin is obsessed with gundams lol).
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Last June, I celebrated my 25th birthday! I am now 25. Oh my god, twenty-five years old. I AM OLD. 😱
Sorry for the short drama. Lol. Anyway, to celebrate, my family and I went to Bintan Island in Indonesia. We stayed at Angsana Bintan Resort for the entire weekend. A long weekend! Yay!
A new exhibition is currently showing at the National Gallery Singapore: YAYOI KUSAMA: Life is the Heart of a Rainbow.
Yayoi Kusama is a world famous artist from Japan known for her iconic dots, infinity rooms, and pumpkin-themed artworks. This exhibition is a first in Southeast Asia, and it features more than 120 of her artworks since the 1950s ranging from paintings, sculptures, videos, and installations. She is the artist behind the famous infinity mirrored room at The Broad in Los Angeles.
I went to Cambodia with my girlfriends last May. These are the girls I’ve been with since I was in college, and we have been to countless of coffee and dinner dates together, but it was our first time travelling together. It was so exciting!
We spent two and a half days in Cambodia, and we did two full-day temple tour via a tuk-tuk, with our driver as our tour guide. It was so exhausting, as the entire tour requires you to walk under the hot sun and to actually climb up steps to reach the top of the temples. But everything was so worth it! The temples are majestic; the carvings are so intricate; you would really question how everything was built!