People

“The hardest part about shifting to Singapore is missing my grandmother’s cooking.”

“Teaching children has taught me to not underestimate them, though they may be young.”

“A habit I’m trying to cultivate is to not avoid any emotions I have.”

“The funniest Singlish phrase to me is “Where got?””

“I’ve come to appreciate the fact that in life, all of us are just trying to do our best.”

“It’s more meaningful to shop when you’re on vacation—it feels like your trip lasts a little longer afterwards.”

“A superpower I’d like is the ability to regrow and heal mother nature.”

“The craziest hairstyle I’ve done for someone was something very colourful—like a galaxy.”

“I’d like to complete a full marathon this year—I’ve been working my way up to it.”

“A fond childhood memory I have is whenever my father brought me out for a ride on his motorbike.”

“For someone who played percussion for many years, I actually don’t like too much noise.”

“Although I like shuffling between London and Singapore for work, I’m still very Asian at heart, and I’m always happy to be back.”