Nerd Travels // Singapore Part 1

Let's take a break from all the Tassie goodness shall we? Bought an air ticket, arranged accommodation with cuzzie then off I went to Singapore. Haven't been to the Financial hub since 4 years back. Oh~ Those were the days when I was still a university student. Wanted to make time for my family in Singapore and dear friend whom I missed like cray. Wasn't planning for intense island exploration, shopping or gourmet dining experience with fancy dinner dress and stilettos. That would be perfect but with the weakening currency, I wish.

There were several places I wanted to strike off my <Singapore Travel List> so badly. So that's where we went! 

Gardens by The Bay

Marina Bay Sands

Haji Lane

The weather was hot and stuffy so lame hair and oily face was part and parcel. Not to complain, but being out the whole day in that weather was kinda challenging. Imagine how sticky we were by midnight! Flies and falling leaves could literally stick on us if the wind blew. Okay, I was exaggerating. Haha. You could tell through my face above.

Lucky enough, there was an ongoing "Light fest" where buildings light up from 19:00 till 00:00. Moving light graphics could be found at most corners. Chilled around town, watched live performance by  <<The Lost Box>> and sipped on some cool beer. Life.

Thank you for reading and Happy Wednesday!

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Inspirational Monday

Missing London. 

Let's usher through the new month with positivity & happiness. Just wondering, has anyone started preparing for Christmas? Or is it just me. Let's be real.

Have a wonderful week ahead beautiful :)

What To Pack // Autumn In Europe

Just only came back from a 2 weeks long Europe trip so thought I'd share my capsule wardrobe. What key pieces I brought with me and how I played with the minimal items that I had. Let's get started. Like I insist [or Oscar Wilde], you can never be overdressed or overeducated. I don't do touristy outfits firstly because sticking out like a sore thumb isn't at all safe and secondly because I wanna look fabulous. Not that I'm against fannypacks, colourful snapbacks and windbreakers. 

If you fancy, consider blending in the crowd. For example if your destination is Paris, avoid busting out those slippers/thongs/birks. Respect the culture. This time I'm conquering London, Berlin and Amsterdam. Therefore the items picked out were more down to earth, casual and muted. 

This is a complete list of what pieces I brought:

Believe me that the limited pieces I brought is sufficient for a month long trip! I suggest taking long sleeve tops and pajama bottoms that are fashion friendly in order to multiply their usage for a casual day outfit, travelling outfit [on the plane] or just as pajamas. Packed one sleeveless top solely because I know that there will be warmer Autumn days & can be layered under sweaters for extra warmth when the temperature drops.

What I normally do is, I'll preplan all outfits, snap a picture, refer to the coordinated outfits before getting dressed in the morning to save time and lastly delete the picture after the outfit has been worn. No fuss :)

In addition, a light weight + compact waterproof jacket that can be worn for ad hoc morning walks or as a layering piece for extra warmth. This capsule I created could easily be strecthed out further. After all, my 23" suitcase was only half full and that only means more room for shopping. 

So that's all for our Autumn packing installment. Don't forget to follow me on Bloglovin' and Instagram for upcoming travel posts and wanderlustic pictures. Hope you manage to get a tip or two on what to pack for your upcoming trip and thank you for reading :)

Nerd Travels // Tasmania Day 7 + Day 8

Day 7

So guys, Ms.Nerdy heard about MONA [Museum of Old and New Art] through travel blogs. Felt intrigued so without even hesitating, I bought a pass [Ferry tickets + Museum Pass] in advance and went solo. To be honest, I was extremely excited about the fact that I'm going to an artsy place. Like for once not spending my time in the supermarket comparing prices of chocolate chip cookies, manufacturing dates of peanut butter and wandering on the streets like a homeless person. No judgments people!

Visit to the museum was something way out of my comfort zone. Thought I could do art museums in the dark but not till I accidentally bumped into an Eypyptianmummycasket thangthatmademelosemysoul. Phew~

After visiting, my instinct told me to get a bottle of beer and dessert. So that's what I did! Moo brew beer and chocolate eclairs on the roof top garden of MONA with seaview and flying seagulls. #diva

Day 8

Hobart > Melbourne

Final day in Tassie. Urgh don't wanna leave...but a girl's gotta do what she's gotta do. Packed up, went for the final breakfast at <Machine Laundry Cafe> then headed straight to the airport. [Food review here]

I've been to Melbourne in year 2014. Melbourne looks the same but weirdly enough, everything felt different to me. Last year I was in the midst of graduating, had little-to-none worries, was in a stable relationship, had a dream, was jobless and had no idea where my direction was career wise. Basically a zero. As at today, everything has changed. I'm single, financially sufficient, have a vision, been to several countries I've not step foot in and ultimately started my career and a blog that I feel blessed about. 

Travelling makes me think of what I've had and what I have. What about you? Also, how gorgeous is my faux fur scarf from Asos.com?

Thank you for reading and Happy Wednesday!

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Inspirational Monday

Happy Monday Everyone.

Leaves are getting crunchier and the air is getting crisp. Hang on there beautiful because Autumn is coming to an end. Can you tell I love red leaves? [Hint: New profile picture]

Oh, its coffee time for me now. What are you up to this week? 

Outfit Details: 

Sweater Dress - Primark [similar here] // Jacket - Pimkie // Bag - Zara // Sunnies - Bailey Nelson