There is more sea than the eye can fathom. So vast, endless seemingly, yet it’s never enough. We are human: our entire survival as a species is pegged to a policy of “It’s never enough.” Jenny and Ekin remove their shirts, to get some tan … Continue readingThe sea we see
Diwali. Divali. Deepavali. Different variations on the same name, the same celebration. For though the languages and dialects and foods and rituals may vary, it is still the Festival of Lights that is being celebrated by Hindus all round the world, and here in Malaysia, … Continue readingDeepavali duets
In which we have our first bowl of ramen in Japan … Continue readingTokyo Tonkotu Noodles, Ikebukuro
I. Gods and children Sunday morning. You could hear a not-quite silence filling the air. Most folks are still sleeping, it’s the weekend after all. Some of us are stirring though. Some of us had woken for hours already. The world is constantly alive at … Continue readingGods and children
How do I know that you are the One? I see around me couples who have been together for years, some married with mortgages and kids, some who run businesses together; others separated by distance due to dilemmas of work or visas, yet knowing that … Continue readingThis sea of us
AftermathIn which we can barely talk to each other, in which we struggle despite the best of intentions. When it hurts so bad, I finally understand what it means to bleed, to be slashed and torn asunder, slowly sure. Why do we both feel so … Continue readingAfter, —