Welcome to My Coffee Journal!

Photo: A cup of coffee from Keong Saik Bakery at Holland Village with my favorite person.
Hello World! That has always been the greeting I am accustomed to whenever I embark on something new. But yes, hello to all, wherever you are! :)
Firstly, thank you for visiting or accidentally landing on this journal, and I hope you can learn a little or find inspiration from my bite-size rants.
Secondly, before you get utterly disappointed, this journal is not going to be about coffee (May be sometimes), but mostly about turning the reflections/conversations I have during my daily coffee ritual into notes or memos that I can refer to again in the future.
Thirdly, the entries in this journal may not be chronological. Just like in a conversation, you may recall something from the past that you thought may be relevant now more than ever.

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