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30/06/2026

After the somewhat depressing at NOX: Confessions of a Machine , we had a much better time at teamLab Future World. It was one of the highlights of the day and we had so much fun at this exhibition we almost did not not want to leave!

Unlike the other exhibitions at the ArtScience Museum which are seasonal or rotate, this is a permanent exhibition which was launched in March 2026, and has since become one of the museum’s most popular long-running attractions. It continues to evolve with refreshed installations and seasonal content updates over the years combining digital technology, art, science, and imagination to create immersive spaces that respond to movement and interaction.

A full review of teamLab Future World at ArtScience Museum Singapore — interactive digital art, installations, and visitor experience.

28/06/2026

Walking through the NOX: Confessions of a Machine exhibit felt like entering different fragments of a machine’s consciousness. Each section was disconnected, like pieces of a larger system trying to piece things altogether.

There is something about the way the exhibition imagines machines becoming emotionally aware that feels both fascinating and slightly heavy. It made me think about how dependent we are becoming on technology in everyday life, and how that reliance slowly shifts certain parts of how we think, decide, experience and interact with the world around us.

A review of NOX: Confessions of a Machine at ArtScience Museum Singapore exploring AI, emotion, and futuristic storytelling.

26/06/2026

After the refuel at Miracle Coffee, we start the first exhibition Insects: Microsculptures Magnified.

At first glance, it felt slightly uncomfortable with insects so magnified that you can see the fine details on them. It is not exactly everyone’s idea of a relaxing museum experience (especially if you are not a bug person. We were not expecting to spend that much time staring at bugs ... But after a few minutes, we went from “ew bugs” and slowly went “wait… this is kind of interesting?”

A closer look at Insects: Microsculptures Magnified at ArtScience Museum Singapore with immersive details, experience, and visitor impressions.

25/06/2026

Before heading into the ArtScience Museum to start our adventure, we decided to make a quick stop at Miracle Coffee for a little refuel before all the walking and exploring.

Although this is a good place to refuel, it felt less like a “must-visit café” (unless you are a fan of Jay Chou) and more like one of those convenient “we’re already here anyway” kind of stops.

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23/06/2026

Here is a review of my 32oz (0.95L) insulated Cinnamoroll-themed bottle which I found on Shopee while doing some "window shopping" a couple of months ago. This review covers the usability, pros and cons, indoor vs outdoor performance, and whether it’s actually worth buying for daily hydration.

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20/06/2026

After quite some time without a proper Korean food fix, we decided to head to Gwangjang Gaon at Jewel Changi Airport for a relaxed weekend meal. Visiting during off-peak hours made the experience even better. It was a little calm and perfect for slow dining without the usual airport rush.

Gwangjang Gaon is known for bringing traditional Korean recipes to Singapore, with dishes inspired by heritage cooking techniques and family-style recipes passed down through generations. The restaurant is helmed by a Korean culinary professor and focuses on authentic homestyle flavours rather than modern fusion interpretations.

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18/06/2026

Back to Nature Bukit Timah Reserve Singapore

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16/06/2026

Sometimes, you don’t need to travel far to feel like you’ve gone somewhere completely different. We had decided months back to visit the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. It’s one of those places that’s always been there, but never quite made it to the top of the list. And I wasn’t expecting much more than a walk similar to what we experienced on Pulau Ubin. But oh how wrong I was (more on that later in the post). 😂

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14/06/2026

I went into this thinking it would be a somewhat light nature walk close to the city. But the moment the journey begin, before I even stepped into Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, it became very clear this wasn’t just a casual stroll in the woods ... it was a "proper" climb disguised as one.

So if you’re planning a visit, here are a few things I genuinely wish I knew before starting the trail.

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12/06/2026

I first saw Nutrition Kitchen ads on Instagram and didn’t think much of it at first. But over time, I realised how much mental energy I was spending every day just thinking about meals.

Between work, content creation, and preparing meals for my elderly mother, cooking became repetitive and time-consuming. I also didn’t want to rely too much on GrabFood or Foodpanda since even “healthier” options aren’t always consistent.

Meal prepping works in theory, but in reality it often becomes a full-day task. That’s what pushed me to try Nutrition Kitchen properly. I didn’t choose based on which was “best,” but which one realistically fit into my lifestyle without adding more decisions.

If you’re looking for a simpler way to eat healthier without daily meal planning or cooking, this might be worth trying. Enjoy $35 off your first purchase: https://fbuy.io/nutritionkitchensg/melodi38