Have been pretty busy the past week — celebrating Christmas and New Year's, and even catching up with my ACJC classmates, as well as Clare & Faith. It has been a while since I have went out with friends, so I was abit apprehensive at first (what if my heart rate goes up? what if it's too crowded?)... But I'm glad I did! Always great to spend time with friends that I hold dearly to my heart. On another happy note, Joel is home from his exchange in Copenhagen!!!
2014 was a rollercoaster ride for me — I graduated with a BA in Sociology, went on an ultimate grad trip to Korea, Cambodia and Europe, started work at a PR firm... but it was also the year that I was diagnosed with lymphoma. It was unexpected, shocking, and a blow to what I deem as my smooth-sailing life. Rather than a 'battle', I would like to call the past 4 months a learning journey. Looking back, I've so much to be thankful for. There has been progress in my treatment, and I'll be ending my last chemotherapy the following week (probably 13th Jan!). A great start to the new year!
I don't know what 2015 holds, but that's what's exciting isn't it? That way, we'll make the most out of it.
Happy New Year!
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I don't know what 2015 holds, but that's what's exciting isn't it? That way, we'll make the most out of it.
Happy New Year!
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Here are some happy food photos to end 2014:
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| Our Christmas roasted duck stuffed with orange turned out pretty awesome! |
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| Linguini with mackerel at Spathe Public House |
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| Spaghetti in organic tomato sauce, with spinach and feta cheese at Real Food (Clarke Quay) |
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| Strawberry cheesecake for New Year's Eve |
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