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 Hey guysss! <3  Thanks for supporting and reading my blogs!  I am back after a long break from blogging. To be honest, I did not have much motivation to blog as I was spending my free time after training and clinical postings on Netflix, social media and travelling.  With that said, I hope to include more blogs about travelling in the future! Do let me know what content you are interested to read.  So here are the T op  10 things I CANNOT  live without ! AKA things I love most.  1. My phone!  First in line, duh! I need it to take pictures, contact and connect with people. Some serious 21st-century things... but sometimes I do enjoy being off my phone .  2. MUSIC!!  I love listening to songs whenever I am travelling, doing my work and before training . I would also put on music when I am cycling in my room or during easy and long runs.  Here's a pic ft. my sister and my Marshall headphones <3  3. Cycling  4....

 Hello everyone! It is Yun Ting here.  It has been a very very long hiatus since my last blog post. I think I will start getting back to it again. When I joined NUS in August 2020 , Covid-19 hit and most lessons were on Zoom. I first joined NUS Aquathlon in 2020 and am still in the Aquathlon family today (year 3).  What is Aquathlon?  It is a multisport event, that includes swimming 800m and running 5km right after. It is a challenging but fulfilling and fun sport.  Why did I choose to join Aquathlon?  I was interested in doing triathlon but unfortunately, Singapore universities do not offer triathlon as a co-curricular activity. Hence, the closest to triathlon is Aquathlon, swim and run without cycling. I also joined a triathlon club to pursue my interest in the sport further. That was also when I first started road cycling .  Joining Competitions and Becoming a Varsity Athlete Due to Covid -19, Singapore University Games (SUNIG) were cancelled fo...

Staying on Campus While running at Kent Ridge Park While running at West Coast Park To those who are new to my blog, I am currently a Year 1 undergraduate at the National University of Singapore (NUS). As our campus is located about more than an hours' travel from home, I have decided to stay in a hall. Hall is basically hostels and there are 7 halls in NUS! While the travel time to university is one reason I chose to stay in Hall, there are many other reasons too! I will be sharing my experience of moving into university as well as the reasons that made me chose to stay on campus. So sit back, get comfortable and read on! The view 😍 My room!  Why do I want to stay on campus? 1. Convenience    (Physical lessons conducted in classrooms and stimulated wards less than a 10-minutes walk away from my hall!)  Here is a picture of my friend and I having ice cream from Mr Bean (at NUH) after our lesson as we walk back to Hall!  2. For the unique hall experience  -...