We have left Singapore
I know. It has been quiet here for a little while. There was a good reason for it, though, and you might have guessed it already after my last post.
We have left Singapore.
For good. Yes!
I don’t want to go too much into the reasons for it, not yet anyway, but let me tell you, it was the best decision we could have ever made. I will update my Expat Diary once I can, and it will be as meaningful as ever since we won’t go back to our home county just yet… but I’ll promise to give more insights into everything once I can! Until then, let’s all stay healthy and sane!
Cheers!
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