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After living in Bali for 2 months I needed to leave Bali and looking at the cheapest flights, Singapore was the cheapest at the time (£80 return flight) I have heard so much about this concrete jungle. We managed to eat pretty good vegan meals for around £11. A one-day pass costs $10 SGD ($7.50 USD), a two-day pass costs $16 SGD ($12 USD) or you can get a three-day pass for $20 SGD ($15 USD). You do have to pay $20 Singapore Dollar to enter however that can be redeemed on drinks or food.

I had an early flight which was at 08.40 AM which I really didn’t mind as I am a morning person anyway and I didn’t feel unsafe however, men kept coming up to me and taking selfies mostly without asking. I wasn’t left with any key card and the doors didn’t lock, everyone is trusted here but wow, ladened with hundred of birds that flocked when I went near, this island was beautiful.

It’s ok to catch yourself laughing and then tell yourself that it’s wrong to be laughing so soon after a loss. I am trying to put back together the pieces of my heart that feel like they have been smashed into thousands of shattered pieces that can not be fixed back together again. FEEl them emotions, let them all come to you and let them pass, which they will and they will come back again but don’t fight it. My eyes were red raw for days, I couldn’t go to a shop or restraunt without bursting in to tears but its ok to feel.

It’s a time to start new and set my intentions for the coming day. I use an all natural salt soap along with The Body Shop and Alchemy forever products as they seem to make my skin so supple and glowy. My favourite studio in Ubud right now is Saraswati yoga studio. My favourite class is the power yoga at 9am, it challenges me every morning, awakens my body whilst still being gentle on my mind.