This video is basically my little reminder that life doesn’t end after the 9–6. I’m sharing a few September days in Singapore—slow weeks, little routines, and the kind of weekends that feel like a reset. You’ll see snippets from Fridays and Saturdays where I’m doing my usual cafe-and-dinner kind of plans, exploring around the city, and just letting the days feel a bit softer (even when work life is still happening in the background). One highlight was using the SG Culture Pass credits (the government issued $100 worth in September) because I immediately booked classes with it. I went for a 2-hour mini pottery workshop by Terra and Amber, where we made two mini pieces on a mini wheel and went through crafting + painting (they’ll fire it, and you collect it a month later). It was genuinely fun and therapeutic, and also super beginner-friendly, so I’d recommend it if you’re figuring out what to spend your culture credits on. After that, I did a little room errand run and picked up things I needed—plus two bowls (including a star one that’s viral in Japan) that I now use to whisk matcha in the morning. The rest of the vlog is just more of that: movement, good food, and small routines that make Singapore life feel balanced.