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I’ve left Ink-Cafe unattended for awhile now, rarely updating it even though I still write for the University Chronicle weekly. Running my own personal website, unfortunately, has to take less priority now.

It took me awhile to realize it but I barely have enough time on my hands as it is for my studies and work, even less so to run Ink-Cafe. In the end Ink-Cafe turned into but a blog of mine (the Private section) and that didn’t exactly fulfill my original idea of Ink-Cafe either.

So after careful thought – not to mention sending Ink-Cafe into maintenance mode for awhile – I’ve decided that I’ll split my personal life away from Ink-Cafe and keep this site as a portfolio of mine or a sandbox for me to experiment with.

That being said, Ink-Cafe is very much still alive, I’ve just moved my blog to a separate sub-site.

Also, I’m beginning to dabble myself into photography a little. Originally as part of my class assignments and then my job assignments but eventually for my personal enjoyment as well. Some of the photographs I’ve taken can be found on here, on Inked Photos.

I notice some parts of the website is currently not working properly and I’m working on them. However, I’d really appreciate it if you could drop me a message using the contact form for any bugs that you might find on the site.

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