While in Korea, I bought a few "souvenirs" for myself, but my favourite, almost two years later, is the Dojang, a Korean name stamp.…
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Museum of the Home in London was a life-altering experience. How people live, decorate and incorporate stories into their homes fascinates me…
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If you have the chance to watch a play, please do even if you don't think it is your cup of to, especially in the London theatre!…
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I don't remember Tteokbokki mentioned in writing itself, but I could be wrong as I skipped a few draggy conversations and pages.…
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One of my absolute favourite thing from binge-ing on her podcasts was Nila using "Spicy Sambar" or "Sexy Semiya" as terms of endearment.…
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Toeps' book starts with Japan. She takes the reader on an imaginary trip to Japan, where everything is different (if you're not Japanese).…
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Holi, a festival celebrated widely in India, marks the arrival of spring on the last full moon day of the Hindu lunar calendar.…
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One day, Soni’s post with the hashtag Seven of Swords appeared on my Instagram feed. It prompted me to check out her IG page, which she uses mainly to showcase her art. Both both spooky and happy ━ Soni’s art spoke to me right away. Back then, she was in the midst of creating…
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I had my fortune read by a Mongolian tour guide using sheep knucklebones, a common divination practice in Mongolian culture.…
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During Hungry Ghost Months, humans do the age-old tradition of ancestor worshipping and hungry ghost appeasing as it’s believed that the spirit-world gate opens, and the ghosts return to the living world for a whole month.…
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