It's finally time to say, it's the last year... Or should I say my final weeks here in London.

It is an obvious question everyone asks me almost everyday, so now that you've graduated, what are your plans now?

One simple sentence: I DON'T KNOW.

I know this is the simple cycle of human beings. You grow, you learn and when you achieve that skill, you work. As selfish as it may sound, I am confused till this day what I really like. I went to design school for 6 years straight and what's left at the end of the day? I still don't know my style.

Lately all I have been doing is talking to friends, many of those who've already accepted jobs, those finding and those who haven't. We're all in a different phase of life but reality hits me that yes, I should no longer depend on my parents for everything that I am enjoying in life now.

The reason why I wrote this post in maybe a gazillion months in this blog is that I should actually keep track of what I am doing in life. I regret alot of things for the past few years, I want to look back and see the positive side of it again instead of being negative all the time.

So, be excited for the next few posts, I'll be updating what was happening to me for the past few months.

As much as a delayed blog post after a year, it is also that point of time when everyone's traveling.  My insta story and snapchat feeds are filled with people going to Japan and it is making me miss Asian cities alot. Sobs. I'd like to go back ASAP, its funny to think that I like the living and social life there better but at the same time I really want to work here. Let's see how it goes in the next few months.

Summer has finally hit London, although it is still considered spring, the weather has now reached 23°C and here I am spending my sunny weekends at home blogging, been very lazy to socialize lately. It actually feels like I'm betraying myself because I have the time to blog but never for school work, hello school's starting next week I should be panicking because its FYPPPPPPP due in a few weeks bloody hell!

Putting aside all negative thoughts, if everything goes well I would say that this is my final spring break, so why not take this chance to travel? Honestly speaking, I'm just really bad at planning ahead of time... Even though I know my holiday period I still did not research places to go until my mom came over, and for this trip, I bought all the tickets and hotels like a day before departure. Can you imagine the pain in my bank account after that right? Last minute = nothing ever comes cheap.

With this abrupt decision, I opted for the countries nearby and to those I've been before because there were places I wanted to go but did not have the chance the other time... and one thing you know if you ever happen to travel with me is that... I think I need at least 3 days in one city to truly say yes I've been there.

I had the chance to share this trip with none other than my beloved mother and because I've been to these countries, it feels especially good to revisit the places - not the touch and go feeling.

So my itinerary went from London - Paris - Colmar - Zurich - Amsterdam - London ... It was over a period of one week but seriously when it comes to travelling from more than 2 cities, you just feel that this journey is so long and tiring... and this is the time that I actually regret still not knowing how to drive... yes I admit I'm a total noob and scaredy cat when it comes to learning how to drive... as many don't know I'm completely bad at body coordination. Much safer to take public transport I'd say.

Here's my tale of never ending food journey!

Day 1

Starting from Paris, we stayed at Hotel Andre Latin, which was close to both Luxembourg RER and Place Monge metro. It is a really nice location, close to many restaurants.

For me my idea of exploring always involve the search for popular food places so I did find and saved some to my google maps. First stop was the one nearest to my hotel which is this crepe place. Gosh the queue was like so looooongggg. Imagine how hungry me and my mom were but I insisted on trying how good this place is.

After an hour or I think it was more than just an hour, we finally had our turn. The portion's pretty filling... when I received the crepe in my hands I was like oh I can finish this, halfway through... oh no I think this is only what I can take in. Keep in mind that we were very hungry and still can't finish a crepe by ourselves. Its good anyways and pretty cheap as well, 2 crepes and a sprite all for €13.50.

Au P'tit Grec

68 Rue Mouffetard
75005 Paris

Café Kitsuné Paris

51, Galerie Montpensier
75001 Paris

L'éclair de Génie - Réaumur

122 rue Montmartre
75002 Paris

Its a pricey éclair but you need to know the standard of pastries that makes you go mmmm, this is goood as compared to the normal chocolate ones. After this I want to try Maitre Choux in London since I did not have a proper taste that time.