Here’s what people don’t tell you about moving to Saigon.

Choosing to be alone isn’t sad, it actually makes you happier and way more in control of your life

We’ve romanticised “bed rotting” like it’s rest, but it’s not. It’s avoidance dressed up as self-care.

4:30 a.m. wake-up, three-hour bus ride, and one too many drinks with my coworkers. Somehow, it ended with me drunk in the ocean.

£40 flight, £1 hostel, and a break from Saigon sweat. One of my better impulsive decisions.

Ever wondered if you can actually afford to live in Saigon as a teacher? Here’s the honest breakdown.

A bit of a personal one this week! How Saigon has made me a better version of myself.

One month in and I’m already being deported (okay, not really, but close enough)

Whether it’s saying yes to new experiences or learning how to enjoy your own company, here’s how I’m finding my people in Vietnam.

Motorbike crashes, rain-soaked fireworks, way too much coffee, and somehow, actual teaching.

Flat hunting in Saigon: a survival guide.

Apparently my visa was fake. Before I’d even boarded the plane, I was being told I might not make it to Vietnam at all.