Ootd Inspirations

So some of you may know that I am now jumping on the bandwagon of the 9-5 life. I must admit that I am doing badly at balancing my time for my boyfriend, my friends, my family, and the hardest of all, myself. The corporate life is no easy life, especially when yours truly here is juggling between two jobs. Nope, I did not give up on Bash. My afterwork hours on weekdays are solely dedicated to Bash. No complaints though, because I have a goal to chase and a financial planner once told me that the most precious asset I have now is... *drumrolls* my youth. I would have thought that was too cliche, but now I couldn't agree more. On a side note, yes, I am at that stage in life where financial planners have to come into the picture. To commemorate the freedom that I was diligently wasting for the past 8 months pre-employment, here are some snippets for keepsake. Chinese New Year mandatory dress code- Red.  Okay this series of photos have really high sentimental value becaus...

Hello world, I am alive!  Sorry for the hiatus girls, I have been busy with work and things are just sucking the life out of me right now. Oh did I mention that I am committed to a corporate job? Living that 9-5 life and I am still finding my way to balance between friends, boyfriend and family. Any life tips would be welcomed, seriously. While I am so torn between balancing everything, a parcel from Sometime  came and everything got a little better. It is amazing how retail therapy lifts up my mood, I am sure some of you girls will understand what I mean right?! Why I am so glad this parcel came? 1. I needed a bag for work. I want it spacious, pretty and durable. Isn't it exactly what this bag is?! Trust me girls, I stuff my pencil case, make up bag, charger, tupperware ( breakfast), and notebook in this and there are still ample space left. I feel like Doraemon sometimes because I always just magically have everything inside my bag. 2. It says M...

It has always been me and my boyfriend's dream to travel the world but the top of our list has always been Japan. It was a perfect trip for us because we are not really into sight seeing and we prefer keeping our itinerary flexible so we get to really enjoy every destination. The theory we both agreed on is that since Japan isn't 12 hours flight away and it's not a super expensive place to travel to, we would prefer going back again rather than cramping a few major cities at one go. So if you are someone who prefers a more relaxed itinerary with quite minimal interest in sight seeing, feel free to use this as a guide! 1. Edo-Tokyo Museum As my bf and I are fans of antiques ( more like he is and I got influenced), Edo-Tokyo Museum naturally became a part of our itinerary. Please note that there is no direct train to the museum and you have to stop at Ryogoku Station and walk to the museum which is less than 5 minutes away. No worries about direction because you sh...