My name is Claudia and I am an English teacher in France. I am originally from Singapore, a little country in Southeast Asia and have been living in France for 4 years, since 2016, in a little town called Orsay, 30km away from Paris.
This podcast is about the bits and pieces of my life in France. Through this podcast, you can learn things about Singapore and view France from a new perspective - from the eyes of a Singaporean.
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My name is Claudia and I am an English teacher in France. I am originally from Singapore, a little country in Southeast Asia and have been living in France for 4 years, since 2016, in a little town called Orsay, 30km away from Paris.
This podcast is about the bits and pieces of my life in France. Through this podcast, you can learn things about Singapore and view France from a new perspective - from the eyes of a Singaporean.
Last Tuesday, 15 days after déconfinement, I finally got my hair cut.
Post haircut. Hair clippings can still be seen on my face.
Messy-Hair Couple
Silviu and I are different in many ways, but we are similar in that we do not take as much care as we should of our crowning glory. Silviu is worse than I am. He visits the salon every 4 to 5 months a year. The last time he stepped into the hair salon before the lockdown was in the fall of 2019. With the 2 months of lockdown, he accumulated 7 months of unruly and frizzy curly locks.
As for me, I am slightly more disciplined than he is. The last time I got my hair done was four months ago, in mid-January, just before Chinese New Year. I usually schedule a visit to the hair salon every 2.5 months, which is already longer than the industry advice of 1.5 months to 2.0 months for people with short hair. Short hairstyle needs higher maintenance since the hairstyle loses the shape quicker—just a little growth in hair weighs the style down, losing volume and body. During the lockdown, I was modified by the limp and lifeless locks every time I looked in the mirror.
Singaporean living in France
My name is Claudia and I am an English teacher in France. I am originally from Singapore, a little country in Southeast Asia and have been living in France for 4 years, since 2016, in a little town called Orsay, 30km away from Paris.
This podcast is about the bits and pieces of my life in France. Through this podcast, you can learn things about Singapore and view France from a new perspective - from the eyes of a Singaporean.
