A Sunday of Sourdough, Chap Fan, and Family Favourites

Today’s Sunday brunch was once again just hubby and me. With my mother-in-law feeling under the weather and staying home, Alycia busy at her course mate’s house working on an assignment, Sherilyn at her grand aunt’s unit working on her architecture project, and Cass, as usual, training at the skating rink, it was another rare…

Why Seamless Bras & Shapewear Are A Woman’s Secret Weapon

If you’re a fan of bodycon dresses or skinny jeans, I’m sure you’ve been there: you slip into that cute dress or jeans, only to dread the unsightly bumps and rolling waistbands of your underwear. These shouldn’t ruin your outfit of the day. There’s a simple solution to it.  Seamless bras and compression bodysuit that…

A Durian Date on a Hazy Sunday

Yesterday was another rare lunch date with hubby—just the two of us again. With everyone else occupied, it felt like a mini getaway in the midst of a bustling Sunday. My MIL had an outing with her sisters-in-law, Alycia was off glamping with her course mates at Glamping @ Wetland Putrajaya, Sherilyn was immersed in…

A Sunday of Sweet Indulgence and Rare Couple Time

Last Sunday was a rare and quiet one — lunch was just hubby and me. It’s been quite a while since we last had a meal together, just the two of us without the usual hustle and bustle of family. My MIL was away in Ipoh, Alycia was at her friend’s graduation ceremony, Sherilyn was…

A Peachy Chicken Chop and the Cost of Dreams

Cass’s lunner (lunch + dinner) yesterday was a delicious yet simple homecooked meal — air-fried chicken chop with tomatoes and blanched broccoli. The chicken was marinated with a mix of teriyaki sauce, soy sauce, a bit of oyster sauce, Lea & Perrins, black pepper, minced garlic, dried rosemary, and my secret twist — St. Dalfour’s…

Why I Prefer Half-Ripened Bananas (And Mangoes Too!)

When it comes to fruits, everyone has their own preferences — some love them juicy and sweet, while others (like me!) prefer them a little on the firm and less sugary side. Take bananas, for instance. Most people get excited over fully ripened, spotty bananas — soft, sweet, and aromatic. But for me, that’s a…

Alycia the Globetrotter – Working Hard, Living Fully Before Graduation

Our girl Alycia has truly embraced a whirlwind season of adventure, learning, and growth. Just last week, she returned from Penang, and two days ago she flew off to Sarawak. Even now, as I’m writing this, she’s mid-flight to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. What a life! This isn’t just leisurely travel — she’s been diligently working…

The Chako Lab Water Tumbler Craze – Why Gen Z Is All Over It

Move over plastic bottles, there’s a new hydration hero in town – and it’s got style, weight, and a price tag to match. I’m talking about the now-trending Chako Lab water tumblers, which have officially taken over the bags and desks of Gen Z university students – including my daughter Alycia. Alycia recently jumped on…

The Right Cycling Apparel Makes All the Difference

Bike-specific apparel can certainly help improve your riding comfort and performance. Cycling apparel with reflective strips can enhance your visibility to motorists, thus keeping you safe on the road. Getting a new bike is just the start of many more future fun bike rides. If you want to enjoy those rides in sheer comfort, you’ll…

Girl & Mommy Famous Curry Mee @ Jalan Chan Sow Lin

Last Wednesday, hubby was suddenly craving curry noodles and suggested we head over to the famous Girl & Mommy Famous Curry Mee at Jalan Chan Sow Lin. He’s been wanting to try it again for a while now, and the stars finally aligned for our little food adventure. Now, this isn’t your average bowl of…