{ 366 } 06.05.2012 . borobudur
celebrate vesak day in borobudur
it was an interesting and unforgettable experience
the temple was impressive in the afternoon
but amidst the bright full moon with 1000 paper lanterns released, it was magical
Where would I go after this pandemic?
Travels have probably changed for good - our last big trip was in December 2019 and last flight taken was coming back from Penang, Malaysia after the Chinese New Year celebration in February 2020. Little did we know then that we would be in Singapore for the next 2 years (and hopefully not much longer)! Before we have children, we travelled extensively as a couple - averaging about 6 different countries in a year, in between our full time job. Even when I was pregnant, we travelled whenever we can and even with our little baby girl. Little Em travelled to Bali, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Hong Kong before she turned 2. Little Ed came along, and together as a family, we travelled to Central Vietnam, Australia, Indonesia, Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Laos and to multiple places in Japan and Malaysia. And it all stopped. After years of travelling whenever we have pockets of time, and planning itineraries in between work and life, I suddenly felt a
