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The run-up has a breathless feel to it.
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And then when you’re in the trip, there’s a dreamy, magical quality to each experience.
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You know it’s transient, so you try as much as possible to feel present, savor every moment, acknowledge the colors and sounds.
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But it ALWAYS ends too soon.
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And so the comedown is bleak, depressive.
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And you want to go. Again. And again.
Blog Post
Roadtrips and Trips Feel The Same ..
Thoughts
Read between
the episodes.
Three Things Singapore Did But Malaysia Didn’t
Fun little piece I thought I would post, given all the coffee shop talk about the next GE.…
Why the Former CEO Would Rather Be an Employee
Why the Former CEO Would Rather Be an Employee
The Ringgit in Your Head
There is a calculation almost every Malaysian working across the Causeway runs without thinking. A colleague suggests lunch at a place that costs 18 dollars.
