As with all things in life, everybody and everything moves forward. Some glide, some soar, some slide and some crawl. Whether or not you trudge through your insecurities, or swim through your buttery smooth life. Regardless of personality, physical traits and inherent characteristics.

I am no exception.

I haven't gave this old friend of mine a long-awaited update, and I sincerely apologise for that. I haven't wished my readers a fulfilling and wonderful new year, and I genuinely apologise for that as well. I have moved on, and probably won't be updating this anymore, any longer. I am sorry for making my readers (if I do have any) hanging on a cliff, and coming back time and time again to empty promises of a new post. (I could be the next Natalie Tran, I know I know)

And as my old friends, you would no doubt understand that I am perpetually grappling with procrastination and hence, this... arrived eons late.

This blog holds dear memories of mine (of a long approximate 10+ years); too embarrassing to read, yet too painful to let go. I will keep this blog up for as long as I can and I don't think I would ever erase this from the face of virtual reality. It records my growth and development and many other anecdotes of my life worthy (and unworthy) of being recorded down. And as one who is interested in anthropology and believes every story big or small should be documented, leaving this intact is probably the best thing I can do for this companion I had always been returning to, rain or shine.

I won't deny that the lacklustre usability of the blogger mobile app is one major factor pushing me to migrate to another platform, but you would be happy to know that even with a (competitor's) mobile app, I simply can't write/type a proper post on my handphone. Some things never change I guess.

But I have moved on.

But I will never let go.

I hope this brings as much closure to the blog and myself as well, as I embark on the next phase of my life. Till we meet again.