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• Cycling: A Fading Joy
  Cycling has always held a special place in my heart, woven into my fondest childhood memories. It is nostalgia at its peak! As a child, the bicycle symbolized true freedom; freedom to explore, to move, and simply to be in the moment. But today, that charm feels somewhat lost. The… Read more: Cycling: A Fading Joy
• From Money to Time: Rethinking the Currency of Life
  It has been almost 18 months since I started swimming regularly each day. It’s become a daily ritual I can’t skip. The 40-odd minutes in the pool put me into a zen-like state, leaving me feeling amazing; almost like a “swimmer’s high.” The public pool is open to all, but… Read more: From Money to Time: Rethinking the Currency of Life
• The Guava Trees: Echoes of a Time Gone by
  Every time I see a random guava tree, I get this mushy feeling. There’s something about those old trees, particularly the ones around older housing societies, with their large canopies and abundant foliage. These trees stirs up memories of my childhood. As if a barrage of nostalgia would flood into… Read more: The Guava Trees: Echoes of a Time Gone by