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WICKED AND THE PERFORMANCE OF MORALITY | LADY TULIP

Hello Dolls & Gents,  There are stories we believe we already understand, and then there are stories that return altered, denser, more revealing, more willing to sit with discomfort. Wicked , unfolding across two cinematic chapters, belongs decisively to the latter category. Jon M. Chu’s choice to divide the narra…

A YEAR OF RE-ORIENTATION | LADY TULIP

Hello Dolls & Gents,  At the beginning of this year, I was existing more than living. I woke up each day already exhausted by the predictability of what lay ahead. My job drained me in ways that went far beyond long hours or routine stress. It stripped me of momentum. Days blurred together, programmed and repetiti…

A LETTER OF LOVE TO SHALLE | LADY TULIP

There are moments in life that drift toward us like soft petals on a quiet breeze. Unhurried, delicate, impossibly beautiful. Moments that make the world pause around us, and whisper…” Oh, my heart was made for this.” I have known Shaly only for a brief sliver of time, yet it feels as if our souls met long before ou…

WHEN THE WORLD FEELS LOUD & BIG, I BUILD SOMETHING SMALL | LADY TULIP

Hello Dolls & Gents,  There’s a particular kind of hush that settles over my wooden bed tray the moment I open a new Cute Bee DIY Booknook kit. It’s not just the usual “I’m-about-to-start-a-craft-project” kind of hush. Oh no…no, it’s softer, deeper, almost enchanting. A hush that very much evokes the feeling as t…

A GRADUATION CELEBRATION TO REMEMBER | LADY TULIP

Hello Dolls & Gents,  I’m beyond thrilled (and emotional!) to share that two of the most important people in my life, my husband and my sister-in-law ; have officially completed their Masters. What made it even more astounding and heart-warming? They graduated together. Watching my husband graduate was emotio…

PACK SOME ESSENTIALS WITH ME: OFF TO THULUSDHOO | LADY TULIP

Hello Dolls & Gents,  I'm finally heading back to Thulusdhoo , just for one night, but it’s been way too long. For my international readers, Thulusdhoo is a little slice of paradise: a local island with surfy charm, stunning turquoise lagoons, and laid-back barefoot cafés. It’s everything you’d want from a qu…