A New Beginning: I’m On Medium (Not a Medium)
this is really to say, I’m here now instead: https://medium.com/@tramy.nguyenh
You must begin the journey: Beginning to sail, on a dime!
It’s hard to admit, but on balance, 2022 wasn’t too bad overall (on a personal level).
And just like that: Time to refocus, before they wrap it up
What is 2021 but 2020 perservering ✨
525,600 minutes: how do you measure a year?
2020 has been quite a year, literally. When I said I didn’t know what it would bring, I didn’t mean it literally. But within the chaos, it makes me realise just how lucky I truly am.
Call Me By My Name
What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet
“How long have you been here now?”
Lately, I got a lot of questions along the line of “How long have you been in Dublin?”, “Is your plan to stay here for a while longer?”, “Would you stay here for the long term?” and honestly, that scares me a bit.
Day ???: Maybe I should have kept a lockdown diary
It has been a while since I sat down, open this blog and decided that yes, today is the day I will write a thing!! And funny too, when I saw that of the four drafts sitting in my queue, the last one was from more than a year ago. How time flies, even though… Read More Day ???: Maybe I should have kept a lockdown diary
Nowhere to Go But Up: Goodbye, 20gayteen and hello 20biteen!
2018 has been a trying year and in the wise words of John Mulaney, I don’t have time to unpack all of that. But there are still small victories and some magical moments to be found in this flaming garbage of a year.… Read More Nowhere to Go But Up: Goodbye, 20gayteen and hello 20biteen!
Pop! Goes My Heart: My love affair with Dublin, five years later
On 28th September 2013, I arrived in Dublin for the first time. Five years later, I refused to leave and can still be found wandering the streets of this fair city.
April, Fifteen Years Later: A love-letter to Leslie Cheung
“He was everybody’s favourite Gor Gor” – Andrey Yue (2003)[1] Summer of 2015, or those two months when I went home, got an internship with Forbes Vietnam, and found myself changed irrevocably by Leslie Cheung.
Apollo's Adventures! 