Welcome to Grizzly Gulch, Hong Kong Disneyland Grizzly Gulch had a bit of a Wild, Wild West vibe. Overlooking Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars, which we would later take. Queueing for Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars Can I just declare Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars as my favourite ride in Hong Kong Disneyland? It's considered a thrill ride with relatively...Read More

We walked back into Main Street, where most Disney stores are located at. Main Street is also where you'll find most street performances and Meet & Greets with your favourite Disney characters. Us, being the girls that we are, obviously took every photo opportunity available, and even asked the staff if we could hold the balloons for some photos. Lots of Tsum Tsum!...Read More

  Since we didn't buy anything for ourselves from Hong Kong Disneyland (only souvenirs for family and friends), we bought ice cream for photo opportunities. Just girls' things. My tongue is too short for a cute photo of me licking the ice cream T__T Tip: Don't edit your photos days apart because they'll look entirely different. Also, featuring my #likeasir pinky finger. Have...Read More

Brought my Sony camera and Huji Cam, my recent obsession, out to play a few days back. The rain didn't stop us from going on rides in Marina Bay Carnival which I have been to a grand total of four times since its opening less than a month ago. Jeez, is there really nothing else to do in Singapore? (Spoiler: there isn't.) The...Read More

The End of The F***ing World is a television adaptation of the comic book, The End of The Fucking World. It was released on Netflix worldwide on 5 January 2018. I'm usually not a fan of Westerm dramas (I prefer reading or watching Taiwanese movies) but The End of the F***ing World's dark humour caught my attention. What do you know? I finished...Read More

Albeit out of the way, it was easy to get to Hong Kong Disneyland via MTR. If you're coming from Hong Kong city area, you'll have to switched to Disneyland Resort Line at Sunny Bay Station. Thereafter, Disneyland Resort Station is just one stop away. The trains at Disneyland Resort Line are Disney-themed and you'll see many tourists (me, ahem) snapping away. Hong...Read More

A few quotes from the newest Netflix release, The End of the F***ing World, reminded me of you. Us. The aberrant yet remarkable feeling we shared that left me curious and cautious, all at the same time. Like Alyssa and James, who each had their own reasons for their actions — perhaps selfish, but definitely genuine. Maybe some would even see them as...Read More

i learned more about love from the failure of past relationships than the relationships themselves. i think that's supposed to be kinda messed up. but i also learned more about life from disappointment than love. so i guess that'd make me pretty messed up. ...Read More

Argyle Centre Chelsea and I were huge shopaholics back then; after lunch, we quickly found ourselves in Argyle Centre, situated in the middle of Mong Kok, famed for its cheap shopping! We also visited Sneakers Street, Langham Place, and Ladies' Market, all of which are within walking distances from each other. I didn't take photos of all the places because I was, uh,...Read More

I hung around Hong Kong International Airport waiting for Chelsea to land while leeching on the airport wifi. Once she arrived, we got our Octopus Cards and began our journey! First stop: Citygate Outlets, the biggest outlet mall in Hong Kong. Like I mentioned in my Gold Coast outlet shopping post, I enjoy travelling to each city's outlet malls so heading to Citygate...Read More

One reason I chose to stay at Le Prabelle Hotel in Hong Kong was due to its proximity to Mong Kok (where cheap shopping is) and Prince Edward Station, because I'm horrible at navigation. Le Prabelle Hotel is 5 minutes away from Prince Edward Station Exit C2 and a short 10-minute from Mong Kok.  I stayed in their Premier Room (Barrier-Free) for four...Read More