When i landed in Changi airport this time, the airport cabbie was a Singaporean Indian who had married to a Morrocan in Holland, and his daughters and grand kids were in Dutch Aruba. He travels to Holland thrice a year and drives cabs as he is a retired businessman.

Kinokuniya KLCC is akin to a spiritual space for a researcher. One can spend hours there, and its shelves turn into archives of excavation for literature review for the PhD, consulting and life in between.

I always serendipitously get the right reads for research which is on carbon markets in SE Asia. The two reads are gems which were present on my reading list for a while. It’s a shame that the Kino at Takashimaya in Singapore is shrinking. Kino in Dubai Mall was my Thursday evening after office spot, in the glitz of Dubayy.