Author: Melissa Tang

Plants are a great way to beautify and detoxify a living space. So, if you’re in the mood to plant shop, here are some of the best nurseries to check out in the Klang Valley.

Malaysia’s population is almost at the rate of being 100% fully inoculated against COVID-19, and the economy is slowly opening up, but is ‘going back to normal’ as easy as it seems? Many are faced with the anxiety of re-entering society and we talk about it this World Mental Health Day.

With parts of Malaysia opening up, it’s time to resume cafe-hopping to get your long-awaited caffeine fix outdoors. But you don’t want to visit crowded cafes right now. That’s where these tiny, hidden cafes come in handy.

With the average Malaysian’s salary falling for the first time since 2010, people have had to give up luxuries like travel to make ends meet. But even though we need to be careful with our money now more than ever, there are things you can do to boost your chances of successfully saving money.

It’s definitely not the Merdeka holiday we’re used to due to COVID-19. So, to cater for those who are stuck at home and those who are fully-vaccinated and have the freedom to venture outdoors, here are six ways to celebrate indoors and outdoors.

Having to stay home for more than a year due to MCO has taken its toll on many Malaysians, especially affecting people’s mental health. While COVID-19 vaccination efforts are ramping up, it has emphasised feelings of waiting and not having control over what the present looks like. This feeling has a term to it: languishing.