Blogs

Ah, missing someone. It’s like carrying around a little emotional ghost, isn’t it? You feel their presence even when they’re long gone, and sometimes it’s comforting, other times it’s just plain haunting. But here’s the thing: just because you miss someone doesn’t mean you need them back in your life. In fact, missing them might just be part of the messy, beautiful process of moving on. Let’s get real for a second. Missing someone—especially an ex—is totally normal. It doesn’t mean you made a mistake by ending things or that you’re weak for still caring. It just means you’re human. You shared moments, memories, and maybe even a piece of your heart with them. Of course, there’s going to be a void when they’re no longer around. But here’s the kicker: that void isn’t a sign you need to fill it with them again. Sometimes, it’s just there to remind you that you’re growing, changing, and making space for something—or someone—better. ...

Alright, let’s dive into the world of websites—specifically, the difference between static and dynamic ones. If you’re like me, you’ve probably heard these terms thrown around, but maybe you’re not entirely sure what they mean or why they matter. Don’t worry, I’ve got your back. Let’s break it down in a way that’s easy to understand, without all the techy jargon that makes your head spin. So, What’s the Deal with Static Websites? Imagine a static website as a brochure. It’s got all the information you need, but it doesn’t change unless someone manually updates it. That’s essentially what a static website is—a collection of pre-built web pages that stay the same until someone (like a developer or content creator) goes in and edits the code or content. ...

Alright, let’s talk about something that saved my academic life more times than I can count: past papers. Seriously, if you’re prepping for exams and not using past papers, you’re leaving a golden opportunity on the table. I get it—not everyone can afford tutors or fancy prep courses (I sure couldn’t), but past papers? They’re free, they’re effective, and they’re a game-changer. Here’s how I used them to not just keep up, but actually ace my exams, even in the crazy competitive environment of a Chinese high school. ...

Ah, group projects. The mere mention of them is enough to make some people break out in a cold sweat. Whether you’re in school, at work, or even part of a community initiative, group projects are inevitable. And let’s be real—they can be a total nightmare. Between conflicting schedules, clashing personalities, and the dreaded freeloader (you know, the one who ghosts the group chat and magically reappears at the last minute), it’s no wonder people dread them. But hey, I’m here to tell you that it doesn’t have to be that way. With a little strategy and a lot of patience, you can survive—and maybe even thrive—during your next group project. Let’s dive in. ...

Let’s be real—studying can feel like climbing Mount Everest in flip-flops. It’s exhausting, overwhelming, and sometimes you just want to throw your textbook out the window. But what if I told you there’s a way to make it less painful? Enter the Pomodoro Technique, my secret weapon for staying focused without losing my mind. And trust me, I’ve tweaked it to fit my chaotic life, so stick around because I’ve got some fun twists to share. ...

The first semester results are finally out, and I can finally breathe again. These past few days have been nothing short of nerve-wracking. You know that feeling when you’re so anxious that you can’t eat properly or sleep soundly? Yeah, that was me. “Makan tak tenang, tidur tak lena”—as we say in Malay. My mind kept replaying every exam, every assignment, and every moment where I thought, Did I do enough? ...

It all started in the most unremarkable of places—a high school auditorium on a balmy evening. I was helping out with auditions for a school event, calling out names as students took their turns on stage. One by one, I went down the list, until I reached a name that would, unbeknownst to me, change everything: Jasmine. She walked up to the stage in a simple white T-shirt and jeans, her presence quiet but magnetic. When she sang, her voice had this raw, untapped potential—soft but full of promise. Her song choice didn’t quite suit her, but something about her stuck with me. Maybe it was the way she carried herself or the way our eyes briefly met. It was just a fleeting moment, a glance between strangers, but little did I know, it was the beginning of a story that would unfold over the next two years. ...

Minimalism: It’s Not About the Aesthetic, It’s About the Intentionality Let’s talk about minimalism. You’ve probably seen it all over Instagram—those perfectly curated, all-white spaces with a single succulent sitting on a sleek wooden table. Yeah, those. But here’s the thing: minimalism isn’t about creating a Pinterest-worthy home. For me, it’s about cutting through the chaos and focusing on what actually matters. And let me tell you, it’s been a total game-changer. ...

How I Built My Website: A Peek Behind the Curtain So, a little while back, I wrote about my journey to creating my own little corner of the internet (shoutout to this post if you missed it). And guess what? A ton of you reached out asking for the nitty-gritty details. How did I actually build my website? What tools did I use? And, most importantly, how can you do it too? ...

I Finally Did It—I Launched My First Personal Website! Okay, deep breath. It’s live. My very own personal website is out there in the wild, and I’m equal parts excited and terrified. It’s been a long time coming, and honestly, I can’t believe I’m finally hitting “publish” on this thing. But before we dive into the nitty-gritty, let’s rewind a bit. Why did I even want to build a website in the first place? ...