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Procrastiprogress updates from the cave V.
Moshimoshi folks! How have you been? Since the last procrastiprogress update, I’ve casually gotten married, gone on a kickass sunny honeymoon, and started postdoc #1 in a new country. My […]
Project SG50+1
SG50+1: Consuming and Curating Singapore What are your most precious memories of SG50? How was your SG50+1? What will SG100 look like? Join us for an interactive exercise as we […]
Grief and the “distance” of decluttering.
I’ve had a super emotionally heavy day.
what holding space really looks like.
This is not a manual. This is not a thank you list. This is catharsis. This is what holding space really looks like before, during, and after the death of […]
have yourself a merry little christmas;
Today is my first day back at work. “Work” as in academic work work, “work” as in boy am I supposed to be churning out some pretty amazing and mind-blowing […]
Processing grief, in five chapters.
I feel a lot of pressure to make quick decisions, to anticipate the future, to placate angry people, to console grieving people, to emote more, to emote less, to hurry, […]
First world problems from a “mobile office”
Post-PhD, pre-job, I’ve been mobile office-ing a lot. And by […]
Hello. It’s me.
Moshimoshi folks. Am pretty psyched and honoured to be featured in Pacific Standard Magazine’s 30 Top Thinkers Under 30. Special thanks to Natayla Savka for a fun interview and the […]
Facebook, Workbook.
My favourite things about using Facebook for collaborative academic work: 1) Intermittent intimacies, when my peers truncate conversations with mundane life updates (i.e. childminding, chores, daily crises). We see […]
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