Myanmar.
Did I regret or not? Having mixed feelings. Well, I am glad it ended. Now I have to get my life in order back in Singapore. The house seemed like it was waiting for me. Parts of the house was so messy and that includes my brother. Haiz. Well, back to the topic of Myanmar. I must say it was a really good experience living overseas for the first time away from my parents. I dare say I am very independent which my teachers think so too. So for those naysayers out there, I am a survivor. I can travel alone. What makes you think I can’t live in a foreign land. I also managed to learn many new things and ate different kinds of food. I learnt how to navigate through the disgusting politics and the social problems when living in the same house with complete strangers. I mean they are your coursemates and colleagues but not blood related right. I broke away from my usual food that I ate in Singapore. In Singapore, it was always Subway, Macdonalds and Starbucks. You name it. Myanmar didn’t have all that.I ate steak, Mexican food and many others. I also went to a club for the first time since reaching the legal age last year. I also found my new found interest in EDM: electronic dance music. I also learnt how to cook and brought my lunch box to work.











