Cup & Weekend
Yi NingEssays on parenting in Singapore, from a mother who left full-time tech to be present. On childhood, Mandarin at home, slow travel, playground philosophy, and what happens when you step off the treadmill. Published on weekends.
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| Issues | 50 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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If AI Can Do the Work, What's Left for Me to Do?
Recently, I gave a guest lecture to the students of The Business School, RMIT Vietnam‘s Digital Marketing Program1. The session was about how marketing is evolving in the age of omnichannel commerce, but as I worked on the draft and engaged...
A Cup With Elaine
Elaine is my cousin, and also the person who gave me my first internship and my first taste of marcomms when I was 19. I had some free time, wanted to feel helpful, so I thought why not? I learnt very quickly that behind glamorous events an...
A Very Full Bookshelf: Local Reads for Children
I expanded Foolet’s bookshelf earlier this year from the ubiquitous IKEA KALLAX model to a rotatable bookshelf that has 5 rows. It’s a lot easier for him to locate his books, his old set of shelves used to have two rows of books as I tried...
A Cup at Miura
I visited Miura on a weekday morning. It is a new tea and wagashi stand tucked inside the premises of In Good Company, the clothing label, which means you walk past racks of clothing (very tastefully arranged) to get to your tea. The setup...
The Backdoor Up Bukit Timah
The weather forecast said thundery showers over many areas in the morning, somewhere between sixty and ninety-five per cent depending on which website you followed. Naturally I decided to forge ahead with my morning walk.
Foolet and Papa...
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A Singapore mum writing on weekends about parenting, Mandarin bilingualism, heritage, and the slow work of raising children in a fast city. Ex tech and venture exec turned fractional worker.
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