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Lately I've been (May 2020)

Hi! The month's going to come to an end pretty soon, and we're about to enter Phase 1 following the end of the circuit breaker. Spending the past month quarantined at home has certainly been hard, but at least I managed to do a bunch of stuff, like start this blog and water my plant. This is Gabby, my guava plant. Anyway, here are some of the other things I've been doing. Lately I've been... Eating: A lot of cabbage. I have no idea why, but I think I ate cabbage with about half my lunches the past month. The other times, I ate mostly green beans or some other vegetables with chicken or fish. Shrimp, green beans, and carrot fries! Smoothies have been my go-to breakfast for a long time, and this hasn't changed much. Nevertheless, I have been trying out various oat-based meals, like homemade granola and overnight oats. Drinking: Water. Yes, I have boring drink tastes. However, I have been drinking a lot of sparkling water. I ...

Book Review: Last Day by Luanne Rice

Source: Goodreads ( Warning : MAY contain spoilers) What made me decide to read this story? The promise of a good plot, along with a rating of 3.97/5 on Goodreads, persuaded me to give it a try. And boy, do I have words. This book was UNBELIEVABLE, and I'm definitely going to remember it for a long, long time. In fact, every time I think about it, I may just kick over a chair in anger. A pregnant woman is found dead - now what? I'm not going to lie, this story had so much potential. Kate and Beth managed to survive the worst day of their lives, over twenty years ago. Unfortunately, their mother didn't. To add the icing to the proverbial cake, their father was the instigator of this horrendous crime. Now, back to the present. Beth, now married and pregnant with her second child, has been murdered in her home. Who did it? Detective Conor Reid, a man extremely familiar with the old case of the Woodward sisters, is determined to find out. His sights are set on ...

How to beat boredom: Quarantine edition

Yeah, I know you've probably read 800 of these. But bear with me. It's been around six weeks since the circuit breaker here in Singapore started, which means that, like most of you, I have been very bored for a long time. I must say that with online school and a TON of assignments to do, it's not like I've had a relatively large amount of free time anyway. But, I have been less busy the past couple of weeks, leaving me plenty of time to be bored in. So anyway, that's why I decided to put together this post. #1: Read a book. Shocker. And I know you're probably thinking: "How? The libraries are closed." I will admit, that is a rather significant problem. Luckily, thanks to technology, it's quite easy to access millions of books right on your laptop/phone. Bonus points if you own a Kindle. #2: Watch a movie/TV series. You've definitely been doing this. There's a whole world behind your screen! #3: Draw/color. ...

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