I was in front of my laptop at about 8.45pm on New Year’s Eve when I heard my name being yelled from outside my window. Sliding it open, I discovered Ivan literally right in between the birth of a storm, him breathlessly talking about a beautiful sight of a low-hanging moon.
“This is crazy,” I thought [...]

Quick and easy pictorial post of what I’ve been up to since it’s less than 24 hours 6 hours till New Year’s.
Saturday, 12th December 2009
I was holed up in the State Library using RMIT’s free WiFi when Ivan rang me up, asking if I’d like to go to join them with a friend of Kelvin’s [...]

Two Tuesdays ago (December 8th), Estee and I met up at Melbourne Central in the midst of the heavy rain. The downpour was an unpleasant setback as I was already getting sick, but I donned my waterproof jacket anyway (which proved to be only half-useful, as my trousers were soaked through) and walked to Flagstaff [...]

As mentioned previously in my previous post, I’m going to deviate from chronicling my New Zealand trip—if anyone does read them anyway—due to severe time constraints. My earlier plans of gaming like crazy was replaced with a workaholic being, whose daily life here is serenely pleasing with nary an incident—and that, in itself, is its [...]

Very quick post. I’m due to leave in less than 9 hours now, so I’ll let the pictures do the talking.
I went to the Royal Botanical Gardens again on Friday, but this time with Ethan. This is after both Des and I cut our hair, when I felt renewed and energised again after my haircut.

A [...]

Everything is unraveling. I am being propelled to the great unknown by my own undoing. Is it natural to feel fear? It’s pre-Melbourne jitters all over again, except this time I’m throwing myself right into New Zealand’s phenomenal South Island. I am excited, yet, a billion things are about to affect me emotionally all at [...]

Melbourne is prolly the only Australian city with the most erratic climate and temperament. Winter set its foot and draped the city with temperatures never more than 20C, and when spring has supposedly tempered its way through in September, it still felt like winter up till October, even though the occasional warmth graced by the [...]

Last Sunday on the 1st November, Ethan and I woke up to mist descending upon Melbourne. It was a strangely beautiful sight—this mass of grey snaking around the buildings and obscuring visibility—but it did made us contemplate whether to proceed with our plans of bushwalking that very day or not. Funnily enough, a check on [...]