Skip to main content

To Blog or Not to Blog...in the digital age.

It's taken me awhile to decide on whether or not to blog. I always thought it would be an easy and natural thing for me to do. I just never had time to do it when I lived in NYC. I was too busy living a fast-paced life with work, friends and events always taking precedence over anything else. I barely went online unless it was for work. I went online on my phone only when I had time to kill, waiting for the train or waiting for a doctor's appointment. I even did some shopping from my phone (I just love my www.Gilt.com fix). I don't think I ever powered up my computer at home.

So now, since I have all the time in the world - I thought well, why not blog? I finally have the time to do it right? I realized though that now I'm sharing my thoughts with anyone and everyone. It's personal - it's much harder to do now that I realize that.  I'm going to just take a leap of faith and share myself with everyone...how generous right? Call it therapeutic. Call it motivation for the soul. Call it boredom? Let's see where it takes me...it's going to be an adventure, maybe I'll call it trekking the internet jungle....Latte anyone?


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Best Burger in KL?

Shake Shack Burger  I expected a lot coming back to Malaysia. One of them being the endless options for food. So I spent the first month just excited to taste and have all these Asian food experiences I have missed while living overseas. After awhile I was starting to feel overwhelmed by noodles and rice, and craved a real good salad or basic sandwich. Most of all - I remember having plenty of amazing juicy burgers in the city. That is the type of food I lived on for the last 12 years. Noodles and rice were a treat and rare for lunch unless it was Thai or Chinese. So now I'm in search of the perfect burger in Malaysia, and meat is expensive here because it is imported. Unfortunately because of the expense, most burgers you find here is pumped full of binder - breadcrumbs or filler so that the final cost of the product is cheaper (less meat). My standards are high and these are my top 3 Burgers spots in NYC, to which my burger tastings in Mala...
Post a Comment
Read more

End of the World, or the beginning of a New one?

So guess what? It's not the end of the world. It just isn't. I didn't think it would be, but I actually thought it was only months ago...when I realized something had to end for something new to begin. Think about all the toxic, bad things in your life that you let happen to yourself. Think about that moment when it finally kicked you in the gut and awakened your inner soul. It had to kick you real hard in order for you to wake up. You were sleeping a deep sleep. You let all this nonsense, all this poison seep into your very pores. Why? You felt tolerant perhaps or you felt that you needed to feel pain or misery in order to achieve happiness and acceptance. Truth is you didn't need to suffer. You have the choice. You have the choice to make decisions in your life that are hard in that very moment but you realize later it needed to be done. I have been reborn. I have let go of toxins and cleansed my world of grief, sadness, misery and self depreciation. I urge you ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Love and Hate KL

It's a love and hate relationship that I have with good old KL. I grew up in this town, and I say town because I have lived in the big city - New York City. You can't really compare the two, but as I start to feel the cold coming on in the city, I was thinking about my little town.... The Positive first. I Love KL. Food! Any Malaysian would tell you that. Family and Amazing Friends Large air conditioned Shopping Malls Warm all year round... Easy to Travel! Close to Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia...the list goes on Stylish People & Lifestyles Celebrations & Festivities *Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, Deepavali... Highways I Hate You. It's just too small. Everyone knows what you're up to, including your nosy relatives. Expensive Groceries! (I love to cook, so this sucks) Thai Food sucks here.....and I love Thai food! Mat Rempit (Sleezy Biker dudes/gangstas) they need their own category. Apparently Bath Tubs are not in every home or apt.....
Post a Comment
Read more