The Yin and Yang: 2014

The wait is over. Here is the continuation of our SG experience and now, we are taking you to such picture-esque places. Yes, a feast for the eyes. Warning: This is a photo-heavy post. But seriously, we are telling you that this is worth your while.

I am always swamped with school works. Well, change that "I" into "me and my brother". That explains why we hardly blog now. It is frustrating not having to share something to you guys in a regular basis but we hope you would still support us though. Do not worry, cause whenever we get available time we will see to it to update this space and not leave you hanging.

For today's post, I opted to share with you the beginning of my journey on Youtube. I was, at first, skeptical about me joining the Youtube community as a contributor. It is already hard to be consistent with my "blogger duties". What more if I would welcome those "vlogger" duties? Yes, that's the point. I also don't know if I could keep up with your expectations. But, I thought and thought and thought about this new adventure. Then, there comes this realization (in the form of a question) and it sums up what I was feeling: "If I would not do it now, then when would I?". That marks the birth of my very own YT channel that I named "gemnikka" which is my first name. Straightforward and no artsy whatsoever--the typical me.

“Owning our story can be hard but not nearly as difficult as spending our lives running from it. Embracing our vulnerabilities is risky but not nearly as dangerous as giving up on love and belonging and joy—the experiences that make us the most vulnerable. Only when we are brave enough to explore the darkness will we discover the infinite power of our light.”
― Brené Brown

“ Travel. As much as you can. As far as you can. As long as you can. Life’s not meant to be lived in one place. ”

I always dreamed of what is life on air. You know, with the sky filling your sight, the clouds making you think of gigantic marshmallows and the wind brushing onto your skin... But thankfully, airplanes were invented and flying was made into reality. Let us not just talk about the take off and the landing parts--hmm, you know what I mean.