Browsing “Uniqlo”

“ My spine is my favourite part of my body. It’s like a long ridged rope that on my back juts out like the spine of a book. As a tall dancer with long limbs and a slim frame, I’ve grown to recognise my body’s potential for very nice lines, shapes, and form.”

“When you’re interested in something, be it math or art, the innate passion to explore is exactly the same. As a math and science educator, I see so much beauty in even geometric shapes and numbers, although my students will tell you otherwise!”

“I’m currently working in Singapore, but I'm originally from Inner Mongolia and I really miss my parents back home. For the past three years, we’ve been connecting frequently through video calls, but now that the borders are opening, I’m making plans to visit them soon.”

“I’m a sucker for art, so in a sense, taking it as a subject for ’A’ Levels lets me pursue my hobby and studies at the same time! For my coursework, I’m planning to delve into fashion, which is new to me, so I really need to improve on my sewing skills this year.”

“Not many people know this, but I’ve been practicing Shintoism for seven years now! I grew up a free-thinker, but light-heartedly sought comfort in the religion while on a trip to Japan during one of the more troubling periods in my life. I was shown a sign after that, and have since fallen in love with the religion after reading up more about it.”

Being alone is inevitable, but I’m terrified of being by myself forever. I’ve been trying to overcome this fear by taking the aspect of eternity away and gradually spending more time alone. Besides, I’ve had to sit with my thoughts a lot as a writer, and it’s given me more clarity and perspective in life for sure.”

“I used to want to be a YouTuber when I was younger, but did a 180 when I dabbled in creative coding in my school’s InfoComm Club and decided to do a double degree in Media Arts and Computer Science. They might seem like two ends of the spectrum, but they’re actually quite similar in nature, because with the technology we have now, it’s only natural to use new tools to create art.”

“I have lots of hobbies, one of it being fishing. When I fish, I use artificial lures to mimic baitfish and entice a bigger catch, which is a lot more thrilling. I first fished back in 2008 on my last holiday with my dad, who has since passed. That underlying connection to my father is what has kept this hobby so close to me.”

“I love reading about the thought process of directors, producers, and especially copywriters. The mind really intrigues me. There are so many levels to being a creative and they come from a part of the brain that AI cannot replace.”

“I was inspired to be a teacher by my former secondary school teacher, who, in spite of my quiet and reserved nature, believed in my capability to be a student leader. I hope to be that teacher for my students—to identify their potential and help them grow in their own unique way.”

“Every time my colleagues and I go out to dabao food, it’s always packed in plastic bags and plastic containers. One day, I thought, “Okay, I’ve had enough. Maybe I can try to be more sustainable.” So I started using reusable containers and cutlery, which is how I got my start in sustainability.”

“My self-care habit is spending time with my five children and hubby! I’m a working mom from Monday to Friday, 9am-6pm, so as it is, I feel like I do not have enough time with my family. As a treat, my husband and I will bring the kids for a short vacation in Malaysia every once in a while.”