I had heard many good things about Moving, which was this year's Baeksang Awards Drama Daesang winner, and finally got to watch it on Disney+. Based on a novel by Kang Full (who was also the screenwriter), the show is about humans with special abilities like flying, super strength, regeneration, xray vision, and is a 20-ep epic that follows two generations of superhumans.
We first started trying cafes as a weekend treat, and because there were a number of 1-for-1 deals on Entertainer. This eventually evolved into a cafe hopping hobby and a mission to find the best french toast because my dad LOVES the dish. If it's on the menu, we'd order it. Because we've tried so many over the years, I'll be splitting the list into 4 main categories: All Time Faves, Would Order Again, Worth A Try and Order Something Else, as well as Closed for all the cafes which have closed since we tried it. So here goes! It's a LONG list.
This post is updated as of 27 May 2026.
One of my main hobbies is exploring new food and I've been meaning to write about all the many places, so will be starting a series documenting our food hunts! This year, my family has been going around trying kaya toasts in Singapore because kaya toast is the quintessential Singaporean breakfast and comfort food, but we almost always only eat Yakun, and recently the kaya in the kaya toast has been sooo little so we thought it's time to broaden our kaya toast horizons! Also, there are many lists of 'best kaya toasts in Singapore' floating around so I was tempted to give them a try. So here goes, listed by chronological order of visit.
Continuing my adventures round the world to watch sports, this time it was Hong Kong for Week 3 of VNL 2024! It's been awhile since we last visited HK and air tickets were pretty cheap - around $350 per person on SQ for round trip!
Continuing with Part 2 of my trip, where I head to Canada for PWHL matches in Ottawa and Montreal.
Third trip to North America in less than 3 years! Because IIHF Women's Hockey World Championships was held in Utica, NY this year, and the Professional Women's Hockey League also started this year and there happened to be 2 games in Montreal and Ottawa just a week after Worlds, so decided to take the opportunity to do both in one trip!
My itinerary was to fly from Singapore to NYC, travel up to Utica (upstate NY), then to Boston, then take a flight to Ottawa, and fly back to Singapore from Montreal. I decided to take Emirates as it's cheaper than SQ and it allowed me to fly back from Montreal without going back to NYC. I also booked all my tickets on the assumption that the PWHL Ottawa game was on April 20th and PWHL Montreal game was on April 21st, but then the Montreal game got shifted to April 20th, so my plans were kinda messed up and I had to do a lot of extra travelling since 1) I didn't want to change my flights, and 2) I still had to fly back from Montreal as Emirates doesn't fly from Ottawa.
In Pyramid Game, Sung Sooji (Kim Ji Yeon/Bona from WJSN), a high school student who transfers to class 2-5 of Baekyeon Girls High School realises that the class engages in a popularity vote under the guise of a game with potentially dangerous consequences.