It has been exactly two years since two great men: one who dedicated his life to the betterment of this country, and another who did the right thing in the face of death, got killed under the public eyes. To honour the memory of a renowned lawyer and a previously-unknown taxi driver, let us wear … Continue reading Remembering Two Great Men

Back in 2006, our family took a trip to Mandalay. Just like many other family trips we had over the years, we went around and visited every pagoda in the region. I liked it. It did not necessarily have to be pagodas all the time but I liked being out of the city once in … Continue reading The Day I Could Have Made It Big on Facebook

We are around the New Year period, a time to reflect on the past and look forward to the future. Of course, this is also a time to be thankful for, and this is exactly how I am feeling. Myanmar people have never been shy to express our gratitude; we are used to showing thank … Continue reading With Abundance Thanks

Do we have to wear different outfits all week? Must we have and all trendy products from commercials?  No, thank you. Not for me anymore since I got to learn how fast fashion and consumerism badly affect the environment and people in productions . I am sure we already have way too many things in our … Continue reading Fast Fashion: How Myanmar People are Suffering

Whoops, 2018 has been a wild ride for us. Sorry for not being very active lately but thanks for always checking on us.  Here's Top 3 most read stories on our site. 1) How to Woman in Myanmar by Theingi Lynn: https://bit.ly/2GILECY 2) Mudra's Calling by Zwe Oak Soe: https://bit.ly/2s0LpJ8 3) 5 Types of Travelers You'll Find in Myanmar … Continue reading Most Read Stories of 2018

Last week’s Wednesday marked the day I fell in love with my wife 9 years ago. Back then we were both students, often struggling regarding finances, yet filled with dreams. Our problems were mere annoyances such as “Why didn’t you text me that you are going out with your friends?” Or “Why are you yelling … Continue reading Anniversary Thoughts….of a seriously happy husband

Everyone is looking for his or her own place in the world, like me stepping into the bus during rush hours, looking for an empty seat or a good corner space to lean on. We all want our own place whether on a crowded bus, overpopulated planet earth, or in the hierarchy of power. Some … Continue reading Train of Thought on a Bus Ride Home