Journal
Every story, in order of tide.
Newest first. Short reads — one ripple each, written before the day smooths the sand again.
I do not chase big events here. I catch what rolls in — and leave before the next wave covers it.
Main article · 12 November 2025
What the Street Left Unfinished
An evening near 51 Chin Swee that never settled into a complete picture — urgency at a distance, ordinary windows, and a silence that stayed.
The Uncle Who Remembered My Order
Kopi ready before I spoke. Some kindnesses arrive like a current you did not know you were standing in.
The Long Bench at East Coast
Same seat, same light. The afternoon passes through without hurry or announcement.
What the Bedok Bus Heard
Two aunties, a boy rehearsing lines, the stop holding it all without comment.
A Pot Passed Down the Corridor
Basil in chipped terracotta. Three doors, three hands. Green that outlasted the words.
The Driftwood With No Owner
Smooth, salt-pale, perfectly placed. I left it for whoever walked the shore next.