我在

I’m currently obsessed with Wang Yibo’s new song 我在 (Wo Zai). But here’s the kicker—the English title is I’m Not Here, while Wo Zai literally means I’m Here. Talk about a bilingual identity crisis! The song itself feels so upbeat and lively that it’s impossible not to smile while listening.

I know he has a ton of shows going on, but my favorite has to be the documentation where he ventures out into the jungle. Watching him there, you can tell he’s like a human energy drink—constantly moving, exploring, and trying new things. It’s so inspiring when he says he wants to do what he loves (做自己热爱的事). Honestly, he’s like the ultimate role model for all ages, whether you’re 16, 26, or 96. He has this magical ability to make people believe they can chase their passions, too. I can’t wait to see what surprises he has up his sleeve for us in the future! Whatever it is, you just know it’s going to be effortlessly cool.

So, I went to Jurong Point today, and guess what? Another day, another regret because IT WAS SO HOT. Like, seriously, I took a shower before heading out, only to come back sweating buckets, as if it had rained on me personally. Living in a hot country is not for me—I need a perfect, Goldilocks kind of weather. You know, 24/7 breezy or that "just right" sunny. No scorching sun, no torrential rain. Is that too much to ask, weather gods?!

Anyway, I did take home some fish soup bee hoon from the MRT near my area, and let me tell you, it was surprisingly refreshing—not too heavy, just right. They asked if I wanted milk in the soup, and I was like, “Nope!” I mean, milk in soup? Sounds... weird. But maybe I’ll try it next time. I only said no because dairy and I aren’t exactly besties right now. My stomach needs a break before we’re back on good terms.