This is a mood board post from one of my favourite films, The Island (2005), starring Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson. It features the character Tom Lincoln’s house, whose fictional address is 3460 Seaside Walk, San Pedro, CA 90781. I love the home for its sleek and minimalist designs, with plenty of natural lighting, useContinue reading “Tom Lincoln’s House”
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“It was always you and me against the world” – American Heist (2014)
When September ends
September breezed by knowingly, yet unknowingly. I had just come back from the Bloom Women’s Conference in KL and landed straight at home to attend a beautiful wedding at Parkroyal on Pickering. Then I was off to the Design Film Festival, spending my hard-earned money on Barbicania, 808 and Iris, three films I really enjoyedContinue reading “When September ends”
June is only the beginning
May is always a big month for me. It marks the end of the first half of the year, and is halfway to the finish line. It the chance to get things right in the second half, and to reset from the midway line. My best friend was born in May, and when I wasContinue reading “June is only the beginning”
Books 2014
A list of films, books and hotels visited in the year 2014; an average of one book and one film a month. My aim is to increase the number of books read for 2015. Movies I watched in 2014: 1. Frozen, GV Tampines Mall, Singapore (Jan) 2. I, Frankenstein, GSC Queensbay, Penang (Jan) 3. TheContinue reading “Books 2014”
The King of the Mountains
His blue is a shade of shiny metallic. He stands against a mountain that looks like it could be in Japan or Taiwan. Like Poseidon the King of the Oceans, he is the King of the Mountains. I walk by him every morning at the train station. I walk past him every evening at theContinue reading “The King of the Mountains”
The Eye of Sherlock
The eye of Sherlock is how we’re first introduced to the greatest detective in the world in the 2010 BBC series Sherlock. Upside down, glazed over, bored yet meticulous in its tinge of marble blue. If not for Benedict Cumberbatch, our superhero sleuth would never have intrigued the minds of so many around the worldContinue reading “The Eye of Sherlock”
There can only be one Bruce Lee
I always wondered why Bruce Lee was so good-looking for a Chinese man. But more than that, I wondered what made him so attractive, not just to me but to millions of people worldwide over the decades. On a recent flight to Melbourne, I managed to watch I Am Bruce Lee (2012), a 90-minute documentary aboutContinue reading “There can only be one Bruce Lee”
Wan Phing Lim 