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Dear DW, if you could stop logging me out for no reason, that'd be very helpful, I had a tricky (looks at clock) yesterday.

Email to client: You need to (a) sign this; and (b) sign that.
Client: Do you mean I need to sign twice?
Me: *Why do I even bother to explain?*

***

the kite string and the anchor rope, A-Yuan gets sick (but gets better), going to Gusu, AU, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, by fleurdeliser

Pigtail Pulling, AU, crack taken seriously, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, by protos_metazu_ison (tardypigeon)

Child Surprise, Lan Yuan, and Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji, by Ariaste

(off to manually lj-crosspost)
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(1) If Hospital Playlist is not the most perfect K-drama this season I don't know what is.

(2) 'murica: I always knew your race problems were awful, but this is. Very awful.

(3) The other day I haughtily told my dad I wasn't going to buy a China-brand phone (I don't mind them actually, but I was trying to get him off my back) and he accused me of being disloyal to China. Wow, Dad. WTF so much.

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CQL | MDZS

Lan Sizhui sees dead people series, title is summary, wip, by darkbrokenreaper

Twelve Moons and a Fortnight, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, Wei Wuxian is acting sect leader at Lotus Pier, by stiltonbasket. This fic is such a delight, and the writing style is lovely.

Lan Love Songs, title is summary, by Moonsheen
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Work is going around in circles. I did two extremely dumb things at work last week and I'm still working on resolving them, sigh. Try as I might to blame the pandemic... no go.

On another note, I frogged the lace shawl I was knitting and started another one. Why are Niebling's designs so tempting?

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All Untamed | CQL | MDZS

the path to heaven (starts at the bottom of hell), Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, cultivating to immortality, future fic, and its sequel, luxury that writhes (in all its fleeting, fading hues), by lightningalwaysreturns. I love this utterly amazing fic and its sequel.

The Games We Play, AU, Nie Huaisang plots, by Mayarene Rose (Paradise_of_Mary_Jane) and accompanying The Promises We Make, AU, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian. And the same author's The Memory of Laughter, Mo Xuanyu, Nie Huaisang

many

May. 1st, 2020 01:40 am
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The Untamed | MDZS

When I Have Fears, Jiang Cheng and Yunmeng, by nicasio_silang

Alliances are Just Another Form of Matchmaking, Right?, kidfic and teenfic (for now, wip, Lan Wangji and Wei Wuxian, Jiang Cheng and Lan Xichen, by FluffyHippogriff

My Leaves Reach Ever for the Sun, Wei Wuxian crossdressing, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, wip, by nonplussed

Bound Only by the Sea, AU, wip, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, ABO, by levament

until only the mountain remains, wip, Wen Yuan grows up in Burial Mounds, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, by idleorbitals

Of parents and children, Wei Wuxian, Lan Qiren, Lan Wangji's childhood, by FixaIdea

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The thing about Covid-19 is that I've discovered a hitherto undiscovered (or at least, unindulged) hypochondraic streak in myself. Breathlessness? No way. (It was probably the face mask). Feel like coughing? Uneasiness. Muscle ache? OMG. (It was probably all that knitting I just did.)

>_<;
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All Untamed | MDZS:

rare the man who'll hold to faith, AU, by Fahye

the shadow of a name in skin, AU, explicit, by iliacquer, as well as the same author's the necromancer's fairytale, AU.

Cotton Wool, reference to sexual assault in chapter 5, part of the Resolutions, series, by incendir

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Randomly:

Day xx of lockdown, did a grocery run and bought enough fixings to make dumplings although:

1. There're no spring onions to be found for love or money, so I substituted onions, except I didn't have those either, so I substituted shallots.

2. Nor water chestnuts. It's not proper dumplings unless there's water chestnuts in it, but I chopped up some cabbage. Jiaozi have cabbage, right?

3. Forgot the dried mushrooms once I'd finished mixing it, so hurriedly re-hydrated some in hot water while I cleaned up, then diced them, and forgot I'd meant to leave them for my glutinous chicken rice, and then added to the mix. The sole reason for mushrooms was so I could have mushroom water to add to the dumpling filling, anyway.

4. They're more wontons than dumplings, but I don't like soup wontons that much, so I'm wrapping them in jiaozi skins so that I can panfried them later.

5. My hands still smell of five-spice powder. Mm.

Thus endeth my experiments in shutdown-themed cooking.
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All Lan Wanji/Wei Wuxian:

seldom all they seem, arranged marriage, by Fahye

Criteria, Lan Sizhui's POV, by incendir

Content Warning: Romance, by Ariaste

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Life's been mostly/somewhat/half-normal, partly because I've still been going to work at the office every day. Though that is probably going to change as social distancing measures intensify and if business does slow down, it'd mean more working from home. Though speaking as someone who's lost her job a couple of times, being asked to go home is pretty triggering (even though rationally there is cause for it).

It's stressful to follow the news because it steadily gets worse, yet you can't ignore it either.

I've just watched Ponyo on Netflix because it's one of my favourite Ghibli films (the others being Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away) and a good distraction. Luckily my interest in reading Untamed | MDZS (either canon is fine, I'm not fussy) fics remains, though I'm definitely avoiding the quarantine-themed-inspired fics for now, they being the exact opposite of relaxing.

Hope everyone's staying safe and remaining healthy.
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Belated thoughts on MDZS and CQL | Untamed:

I did watch the animated version, and read some of the translated novel, but I have to admit that my overwhelming familiarity is with the TV show. I think that explains why:

(1) I cannot stand Xue Yang. No, you can't rehabilitate him in any way or form, not even in a time-travel or AU fic where he's a cute kid who has yet to start holding a sword. I still cannot read any fic about him, and if he is mentioned in all but a passing reference, I scan past or backspace. Similar sentiments go for:

(2) Meng Yao, aka Jin Guangyao. And damn it, first of all I hate his name. It may be a very petty matter, but his dad was Jin GUANGshan, and he calls himself Jin GUANGyao? His dad is a total waste of space, we get that, but MY's name keeps giving me the impression that he totally dissed his dad in the most meaningless way possible. [ETA: Looks like it's more complicated than that, as [personal profile] libitina points out in the comments. (Thanks, [personal profile] libitina!) So the name thing may not be his fault. But I still do not like him. He's like the Yue Buqun of MDZS|CQL-verse.] And in one way (to me) it was totally a foreshadowing of how he perverts everything: as a son, as a father, as a brother, as a husband, as a leader of a sect. I also find it very hard to read fics where his character is rehabilitated, no matter how much Lan Xichen sayangs him.

(3a) Fics where people change their surnames are... puzzling. I admit that it's because in my culture people usually don't change their surnames upon marriage. They might do so for family reasons, such as if you were adopted as a child or if your mum re-married or if you were in a single-parent situation and took your mum's surname. They might use the spouse's surname as a part of a courtesy title (e.g. Mdm Lan*) but they wouldn't change the name itself. To have Wei Wuxian become Lan Wuxian after getting married is just plain OOC to me. It's the height of disrespect to the memory of his own father, and even if WWX doesn't remember his parents, I don't think he'd want to do that.

*And the logical extension to this name changing schtick is that that Mdm Lan was made to change her name... and that kinda makes me want to throw things.

(3b) I guess I can see the Wen remnants changing their names? On pain of death? They wouldn't do it if it were just because they wanted to support WWX, though. I could see them pretending to take on another name but secretly using their Wen names. Why shouldn't they hold on to it? They'd paid for it in blood.

(3c) Someday I want to write a fic where Lan Sizhui defeats a petty challenger from, say, the Yao sect, by making him shit his pants with fear, by telling him, "I'm not just Yiling Laozu and Hanguang Jun's son - I'm a Wen too, you know."


Fics:

to the act of making noise, wip, past Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, Lan Sizhui, angst, by words-writ-in-starlight (Gunmetal_Crown)

a paper friend, AU, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, by savedbythenotepad

acoustic, Lan Wangji/Wei Wuxian, guqin, by hanguang-jacked (nasaplates)
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My job is primarily as an explainer of things.

Eg (1):
Me: Your mortgage will be paid off when you sell the property.
Client: Why can't I pay off my mortage a few months after I sell the property?
Also me: *struggles to define "mortgage" in an easy-to-understand way*

Eg (2):
Me: You're supposed to repay your loan with the money you get from the sale.
Client: But I hate handling large sums of money. Why can't you do it?
Me: Because.

Eg (3):
Client: Yes, my wife and I are buying the house. Does she need to come and sign the documents?
Me: *What do you think?* Yes.

So, work has been fun. Add some RL stuff and it's been time-consuming thing after time-consuming thing. Which is another way of saying ficcing is taking more time than I planned. Which pisses me off, because I have all these things in my head to write, and when I come to write them I'm already out of energy, gah.

Part of that could be the new obssession with The Untamed, ahahah, which comes in novel, animated and live action versions, so you're spoilt for choice. Well, it's a good problem to have.

Lan Zhan|Lan Wangji/Wei Ying|Wei Wuxian (I gotta say, I'm loving this birth name & courtesy name thing, it's so layered) fics:

It's Only Time, by etymologyplayground

Grand Pianos Crash Together, also by etymologyplayground

The Heart of a Lan, by cerbykerby

The (Several) Convenient Kidnappings of the Chief Cultivator by the Yiling Patriarch, crack, by misscam

And not forgetting the still unforgettable Trapped:

Every Spark a Conflagration, Jack/Zhao Zi, by skuldchan

Also, is anyone writing Trapped for Yuletide? Because I went to nominate it.
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More squee/thoughts on Trapped:

1) That curl of hair on the side of Meng Shao Fei's head. It's almost exactly like the one on Guoguo (Ella Chen) in Down With Love where she acted opposite Jerry Yen's character, and... maybe it's a thing in Taiwan to have a ridiculous curl, but I find it adorable.

2) My wild theories on Jack and Zhao Zi's backstories proliferate like whoa. Can I go Infernal Affairs on them?

3) Also on the ending(s). I guess it's a happy ending all round for all three pairings, but how do they get there...?

4) Is Tang Yi in fact Tang Guo Dong's secret son? Tang Yi was remarkably unfazed at Chen Wen Hao's reference to TGD's marriage and children comment, but it's never addressed thereafter. Either TY already knew of his mentor's secret family and pointedly did not comment on it, or knew it was rubbish right off, ditto. I mean, either it's a reference to TY himself or not at all?

5) Really, really wondering about Meng Shao Fei's backstory. Apparently top of his class at the police academy. Don't see him giving that up for love, unless he absolutely had to. And then it'd break something in him.

6) Also the Trap episode trailer/teasers. Damn it! It was delicious to see how the actual episode was so very different from what was implied in the teaser. Well played, Trapped team, well played.

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Went to the temple for Vesak Day (they had free food) and a fun(!) exercise to copy scripture (only the Heart Scripture, as it's pretty short) and really actually read it for myself(1). It's a little like Ozymandias, except with more reiterations on emptiness.

Also today/yesterday, discovered a Youtube video that proceeded to compare Dream of Red Chamber with Louis Cha's Gods and Semi-devils (aka 天龙八部), and also another that explicates the religious and philosophical meanings in it that totally went over my head (because I'm an unlettered oaf who just understood the surface narrative) AND another with references to Journey to the West, which pretty much made my day.

(1) The way my parents propagate Buddhism in my home (and most of my friends' homes) is: "hold these joss sticks, put three in the urn"; "bow to Buddha/Guan Yin"; "say your prayer. How? Just say it!" Unless you were actively curious about religion, you didn't really learn much, you just copied whatever the adults did... without knowing how or why.
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Of media consumed:

1. Finally got bored with Netflix!

(a) Well, for a given value of bored. I've been using it to re-watch the bits that I really enjoyed, like the encounters with the foodimals in Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2, the sky lantern scene in Tangled, the post-cave testflight(s) for Iron Man's suit, and Kim Hang Ah rescuing Lee Jae Ha in King 2 Hearts (all scenes). And the last episode of Hwayugi, which I'd been avoiding (and it turned out to be not as awful as I was expecting).

(b) Also because I'm really with Netflix for season 4 of Lucifer, really. So much so that I've not been paying much attention to Endgame playing in theatres, even though I was looking forward to it - I'll probably get round to it next week or so. Been trying, though not very hard, to avoid spoilers on that front.

(c) And also because my absolute favourite K-dramas of recent months/years, Beautiful Mind and Are You Human Too? are not on Netflix, but Viu. (Goblin is, so at least that's that.) So that rules out binge re-watches.

(d) Also no Nirvana in Fire.

(e) And also because I've been watching Taiwan's BL series on youtube. I'd had a go at Guardian, which is a China product, but lovely as the the main characters are, the basic plot premise just annoyed me a lot. So. Taiwanese BL. As expected (which is unfair on the whole, but my experience of watching Taiwanese dramas, especially the soaps, has caused some bias), the plots are just about serviceable, the dialogue is clunky, and the meet-cute scenes are all hackneyed (okay, 'all' is an exaggeration, but close). But it is something of a novelty to see a BL series play out as banally as a typical hetrosexual romance. Even the character names are punny.

I've been watching the HIStory series so far, which is a bunch of short drama series (mostly half-a-dozen roughly 30min episodes per offering) and it's been predictable but kinda fun. Acting ranges from awkward to okay to "hm, not bad, you had me convinced for a while", while displays of affection range from kissing to pushing the other onto a couch or bed, then fades to black: roughly the same as what I'd expect from a typical Taiwanese romance on TV for general consumption...? And novelty aside, the guys are cute. Not necessarily handsome or good-looking, but damn they're cute, all big eyes and earnestness and wholesomeness. Also, once in a while, it's nice to listen to some Taiwanese slang rather than the China/Chinese variety.

Just a word of forewarning: some people may want to pass on HIStory2 - 是非, which is between a college student and his professor. Apparently the power imbalance issue never comes up? They deal (vaguely) with bullying, homophobia, age difference, family dynamics (the prof has a kid) but not that. I know everything is soft-focus in a romance series, but that was a strange omission. So, forewarning in case you are bothered by that. (ETA) If that doesn't bother you, it's pretty good and I liked it. Oh, and HIStory2 - 越界 (Crossing the Line) is high school romance with volleyball and fauxcest (two pairings) and it's cute too!

What I'm really on, though, is HIStory 3 - Trap, which just started two weeks ago, and features a romance between a cop and a gangster. (The secondary couple is also cute as heck.) It's tropey but sooo adorable. I think cop/gangster pairings are my idfic. Trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i-qaUOVu1Q
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Happy Lunar New Year to all who celebrate it! It's been a quieter new year this time round, partly due to family stuff and partly because I live alone. But I didn't feel particularly anticipatory about it, nor especially engaged?

Time marches on, I guess. But good health and happiness to everyone.
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Current peril of moving house:

Finding, and re-reading my copies of The Thief and The Queen of Attolia, failing to locate The King of Attolia and wondering if I should skip that first and go into A Conspiracy of Kings instead.

I shouldn't buy TKoA (again), right?
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Stole it from my f-list: the end of year quiz

1. What did you do in 2018 that you'd never done before?
Travelled to Vietnam. Became a homeowner. Decided on my own floor tiles.

more )

Yuletide!

Dec. 26th, 2018 12:08 am
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Hope everyone had a nice, relaxing day and best wishes for Happy New Year!


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As for Yuletide this year, I'm especially delighted to get an Are You Human Too? fic because it's the one series I've been quite obssessed with this year:

Not Chess, Laura, Nam Shin, Nam Shin III, by FlyingQuetzal

What I really loved about it was that it's Laura's POV of Nam Shin. Thanks so much, Yuletide author!

And a few others I read randomly:

Your Real Name, Spirited Away, role reversal, by ___

She who is best prepared, Legally Blond, Vivian, Elle, by ____

Offerings from the Oven, modern take, Chalion series, by ___


AND this really weirdly wonderful fandom tagged as Medieval Manuscript Illustrations:

rosy as a flushed red apple skin (never been as sweet), barnacle geese, battle snails, penis tree, by ____

the sap had risen, penis tree, explicit, by ___

In the Time of Kings, battle snails, by ___

Hilarity.
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Updating just because.

1) The older I get, my attention span with books worsens. I mean, after leaving the bookshop or library I've got my nose stuck in the book that got my attention, and I'm all, reading as I walk (I've never walked into walls, but I fell over a low wall once), reading on the train, staying up to read it, etc. Then the next morning I get back to my routine... and leave the other half of the book unread. For weeks. And it's not that the book is bad (those I drop). When I do finish a good book, I'm wowing to myself and re-reading it immediately. It's just... why did I lost interest midway?

2) The floor tiling on my new place is 80% finished. *pumps fist* By way of update, I collected the keys to my flat last month and it barely needs work, just kitchen cabinets and aforesaid tiling. Then all I need are white goods. Plus bed. Books. I can have bookshelves again!

3) I grumble to people how awful it is that my new place is further away and adds to my commute, but secretly, I love it. My bus ride is dreamy.

4) I will get on with that Yuletide fic. I just wish I could have written it in my new place.

5) Ditto with my AYHT fic.
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Been listening to the background soundtrack of Beautiful Mind (the K-drama, not the Hollywood movie): Left Alone on continuous repeat. Guh, I really do not know why it's so hynoptic/mesmerising, but it is.

pink in the night/if i make you happy i don't need to do more, Nam Shin III, Are you human too? aka AYHT, by malariamonsters

I ask if I can hold you, I only want to make you glad, Nam Shin III, Kang So Bong, AYHT, by malariamonsters

Joseki, Hikaru, maybe reincarnation fic, Hikago, by psiten

High School Division, Class 1-Z, Duklyon, Tokyo Babylon by psiten


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Also, apparently Yuletide doings are coming up? I nominated AYHT, anyway.

I've been really unproductive this whole year since I stopped teaching that weekend writing class for 7-year-olds. The tradeoff is having more free time and sleeping in on Saturdays, though now that I come to think about it, what exactly was wrong with having less sleep but more money anyway? Should look into at least a bit of tutoring work. It's not like I'm reading/writing more. I've just been watching a lot more dramas.
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Finished watching Are you human too? and hated the ending. What d'you mean, Dr Laura died? The foremost AI scientist in the world, not to mention being both Shin's mum, without whom there wouldn't even be the drama's events, basically got fridged. So annoyed. I know human Nam Shim needed a massive, heartfelt shock to get his head out of his ass (and he would still be a jerk) but there must be a way to do it without going for the cheap shot of killing off his mother. I loved the ending for Kang So Bong and robot!Shin, but Dr Laura's death robbed the story. I didn't always like her but she was a really fascinating character (building a robot to look like your son?), and I was waiting for her to turn the world of robotics on its head. And now. Trying to think of a good fix-it alternate ending.

Chingu, Nam Shin, the Roomba, Are you human too? by JessicaMDawn

Also came across Some Translation Required, Spock, Jim, Enterprise, earthlings, Star Trek Alternate, by waldolph

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On a totally different topic... Am trying to get my head around the realisation that there is a statute of limitations for sex crimes in the USA. (And I assume other crimes too?...) You mean it's like South Korea? How/what/why even-
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5 Times Peter Made Tony Laugh Out Loud, Spider-man, Avengers, Iron Man, by grilledcheesing


5 Times Peter Pretended To Be Tougher Than He Was, ditto by grilledcheesing

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Have been rather immersed in K-drama for a few months now, and current obsession is Are you human too?. I watch all the clips from KBS on Youtube when they are released, despite not understanding any Korean, and watch it on Viu later when it's subbed. Then again a lot of the dialogue is pretty straightforward so you can make a guess? Also there are recaps on Dramabeans. I think a bit part of my fascination comes from the fact that I still can't quite predict how it will end: whether it's going for "ok, a robot-human romance is definitely doable, let's handwave all the side-concerns" (which I secretly root for, heh), or "robot Nam Shin will sacrifice himself (or get sacrificed, because he's a robot) and then human Nam Shin will find redemption, etc, etc" which is a much more teeth-gnashing ending and I will be justified in scoffing at K-dramas, all over again. Or something else. I look forward to finding out. Let's hope it's not a human-robot mind-meld.


I do tend to get a bit bored by K-dramas, especially the slice-of-life types. They are lovely for the first few episodes (even if they're really good), and then I get restless. The ones that draw my attention most are the ones that give me some interesting myth-making, especially ones that make some (tenuous) connection to folklore. That's probably why I loved Goblin so much, but this doesn't explain my antipathy to other fantasy dramas...


Back to book meme, and since it's the first of the month:

1. Favorite book from childhood )
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(A) Missed Hikago Day. Missed a large part of May, really due to work and apathy. Though I still wondered how Hikaru and Akira (Shindou and Touya) would be like in 2018.

(B) Trying to hop back into fandom, or at least LJ/DW posting. Have a rec:

Inference, Lin Chen POV, Mei Changsu aka Su Zhe, retrospective, Nirvana in Fire, by aboxthecolouroftheheartache, and the sequel Accession.


(C) I visited Vietnam! Hanoi for only 1.5 days, 1 day at Halong Bay and 3 glorious days in Sapa (or Sa Pa). I do love mountains. Wasn't in the best of shape to actually go trekking/hiking (took the cable car to Fansipan), but took many walks and climbed loads of steps. Saw the rice terraces up close. Regret not buying more local Hmong handicrafts because they were really, really pretty and the design aesthetic suits my taste.

(D) There's this book meme. I might have done something similar before, so this time I'll do the entry that corresponds with the date of posting. So for today:

23. Made to read at school. )


The others. )
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1. Years ago, someone (I can't remember who it was, either on DW or LJ) went on this huge rant about how the Ramayana was literature of the Indian sub-continent and anyone else who referred to it and/or made use of was culturally misappropriating and they should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves, etc, etc.

I'm paraphrasing, of course (and who knows, I probably remembered the whole thing wrongly), but what stuck in my mind was the feeling of confusion and the persistent thought of: "Have you looked around the world recently?"

I grew up with stories from the Ramayana, and I'm Chinese. It's part of the culture in huge swathes of southeast Asia, where I'm from. To insist that people outside of the Indian subcontinent can't use Ramayana images means... Garuda Indonesia (the airline) can't use a picture of the Garuda? So, I re-learnt the fact that sometimes people really do not know what they're talking about. *shrug*

2. Back from a trip to Malacca City (not the first time), which was okay though it was either raining or sweltering, and I'm tickled as ever by the little bits of archaeological remains in the tourist area: you'd be walking, and all of a sudden there's a fenced-up trough and you're informed it's an excavated part of the city wall built by the Portuguese! And there's another one! And another! And this bit is inconveniently behind the mall we've built, so let's beautify it by adding a footbridge as though the giant hole in the ground is a pond in a Chinese garden. And that other bit is crumbling, so let's repair it with modern bricks. Good times.

The chicken rice was too salty but the cendol (chendol?) was tops.

3. Realised yet another big swathe of Malacca is reclaimed land. The historical part of Malacca has always loomed so much in my mind that it took me a while to accept the idea that it's a growing city, too.

4. Visited the Peranakan Heritage Museum (Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum), where the house tour ended with the guide pointing us to a couple of ancient... well, irons used for ironing clothes in the past (they used live charcoal), and how no one knows how to use them anymore and my mum pfted ("I used to iron clothes with those all the time!"). Thus proving that sometimes, history is a matter of perspective.

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