Of boats and men
On a recent trip to Ranong in Thailand I had the privilege of witnessing life on the Andaman islands and the raw beauty of its sea-faring people. All photos are … Continue reading
The Politics of Childhood
n. politics the principles relating to or inherent in a sphere or activity, especially when concerned with power and status ie. “the politics of gender” Childhood relations are such that … Continue reading
Him & Me
Him & Me on Sunday night. Him flower shopping in Raffles City, me waiting for him outside. Looking into my phone, standing at the girlfriend corner. Him & Me on … Continue reading
The best and the worst of us
She left me to watch Django Unchained on the hotel bed, saying it was a stupid film and she was going to bed. I watched her spill black wantan gravy … Continue reading
Luggage tag stories
I knew a man once, he was called Benedict Sin. He took photos of London and displayed them at The Arts House. Girls, boys, Camden Market, Mind the Gap. They … Continue reading
There is a place for you in this world
There is a place for someone like you in this world. Someone like you with your quirks, your passions, your likes and dislikes, the things you have time for, and … Continue reading
The problem with infatuation
infatuation n. an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something; a foolish, unreasoning or extravagant passion or attraction. The problem with infatuation is this – it comes quickly … Continue reading
If you want to go fast, go alone
What does it mean to open your life up to someone and be vulnerable and put yourself in a position to be hurt? It simply means that people will always … Continue reading
