Autumn in Sydney has been quietly showing off lately šāØ The crisp morning air, the golden light, and those peaceful walks that somehow feel like a reset for the whole day. Iāve been getting into a routine of early morning walks and honestly, itās been such a gift.
Thereās something special about watching the sunrise paint the sky in soft hues while the world is still waking up. Itās in these simple momentsācool breeze, warm sunshine, and a calm mindāthat you really feel grateful. Feeling lucky to witness this beauty every day š
Saturday nights donāt usually look this excitingābut this one was something special. We kicked things off with a delicious Korean dinner (honestly, the food was so goodāfull, happy bellies all around š), before heading into one of the most fun nights weāve had in a while.
After hearing about the sell-out show earlier this year, we couldnāt miss the return of the Silent Disco by Moonlight at Sydney Town Hallāand it absolutely delivered. The whole place was glowing, beautifully lit in a way Iād never seen before. It felt magical the moment we walked in.
We grabbed our LED headphones, switched between channels, and instantly got into the vibe. Three DJs, three different music channelsāeverything from 80s throwbacks to 90s R&B and 00s pop classics. The best part? Everyone dancing to their own beat but still completely in sync. Singing at the top of our lungs, laughing, switching channels mid-songāit was chaos in the best way possible.
Thereās just something about being surrounded by hundreds of people, all vibing, dancing, and having the best timeāyet it still feels so personal with your own music in your ears. It was the perfect mix of nostalgia, fun, and carefree energy.
But honestly, what made the night unforgettable was the company. Catching up with the girls, dancing like no oneās watching, and just enjoying the momentāit was everything I needed.
This Nepali Motherās Day feels extra special and close to my heart. Having my parents here with me is such a blessing, and being able to celebrate this beautiful day together after 3 years makes it even more meaningful. Moments like these remind me how precious family truly is.
Nepali Motherās Day, also known as Aama ko Mukh Herne Din, is a day dedicated to honouring and showing love and gratitude to our mothers. Itās a tradition where we express appreciation through small gestures, blessings, and time spent togetherāsomething so simple yet deeply meaningful.
This year, we celebrated in traditional Newari style, which made it even more special. In Newari culture, celebrations are rich with rituals and symbolism. We prepared and shared Sagunāa ceremonial platter that usually includes items like boiled egg, meat, fish, ginger, garlic and aila (traditional drink). Each element in Sagun represents good luck, health, and prosperity. Along with that, we offered tikaāa sacred mark placed on the forehead as a blessing for protection and well-being.
We also baked cakes at home, adding our own little modern twist to the tradition. Celebrating with my brother and cousins made the day even more joyful. There was laughter, love and that warm feeling of being surrounded by family again after so long.
Itās hard to put into words how special it feels to come together like thisāto celebrate our culture, our traditions and most importantly, our mothers. A day filled with gratitude, love and togetherness that I will always cherish ā¤ļø
Why do we need girlsā time? Because sometimes life just feels lighter when youāre surrounded by the people who know you the longest. š
Today was one of those beautiful, simple days that remind me how important friendships are. An old friend came over and we finally got the chance to slow down and catch up properly. The weather was warm and perfect, the kind of Sydney day that just makes you want to be outside and enjoy every moment.
We started the day with a relaxed brunch, talking about everything and nothing at the same time. You know those conversations where time just disappears? Thatās exactly how it felt. After that we jumped in the pool for a swim, laughing like we were back in the old days. Thereās something about being in the water on a warm day that just makes everything feel carefree again.
Of course, no catch-up is complete without good food. We shared snacks, chatted for hours, and enjoyed some delicious dai poori while telling stories, remembering old memories and creating new ones. The best part wasnāt anything fancy, it was simply the joy of being together, laughing, talking, and appreciating the friendship that has lasted through so many years.
Days like this remind me that girlsā time isnāt just about hanging out. Itās about connection, support, laughter, and those little moments that recharge your heart. So grateful for friendships that feel easy, warm and full of happiness. āØ
We went to see Ed Sheeranās Loop Tour concert in Sydney, and honestly it was one of the most amazing live music experiences we have ever had. The concert took place at Accor Stadium, where tens of thousands of fans gathered to watch one of the worldās most loved singer-songwriters perform live.
The atmosphere was incredible from the moment we arrived. The stadium was packed with people from everywhere, all excited and ready for an unforgettable night of music. We had standing front tickets, which made the whole experience even more special because we were so close to the stage. Being right there in the crowd, feeling the energy of the music and the fans around us, was just unreal.
The Loop Tour itself is very unique. Unlike many big concerts with huge bands and complicated setups, Ed performs mostly on his own using his famous loop pedal, creating beats, guitar layers, and vocals live right in front of the audience. Itās amazing to watch how he builds each song piece by piece on stage. The show runs for nearly three hours with dozens of songs, mixing new music with all his biggest hits.
When he walked on stage, the whole stadium erupted. From the first beat everyone was singing along. Hearing songs like āCastle on the Hillā, āPerfectā, āThinking Out Loudā, āPhotographā, and āShape of Youā live with thousands of people singing together gave us goosebumps. Every song felt special, and the energy just kept getting bigger and bigger throughout the night.
Standing so close to him made it even more unforgettable. You could really see his passion when he performs. He talks to the crowd, tells stories, and jokes around between songs, which makes the concert feel very personal even in such a huge stadium. It didnāt feel like just a performance ā it felt like a real connection between the artist and the fans.
The lights, visuals, and sound were incredible too. The stage design was built so everyone could see him clearly, and the massive screens and lighting effects made every moment feel magical. At times the whole stadium turned into a sea of lights with everyoneās phones up during the emotional songs.
But honestly, the best part was simply the music. Every beat, every lyric, every guitar loop felt perfect. We loved every song and every moment. Seeing Ed Sheeran live like this is something we will never forget.
It was one of those nights where time just flies because you are enjoying every second. Walking out of the stadium afterwards with thousands of people still singing his songs was such an amazing feeling.
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