By Sunshine

So กวนตีน 😩

I'm almost stuck at Dubai Airport on the way back to Canada 😱

My 2025 unfolded like this:
January: After completing my MBA, I entered my third year working at a Top 3 Corp in Thailand and my sixth year in Thailand, filled with instability and pressure.
February: I experienced burnout and depression.
March: I tried to go out more and hang out with friends, but...
April: I felt the onset of my 30s crisis more clearly.
May: I experienced constant stress and stomach pain, skin breakouts, and uncontrolled weight gain...
And I decided to quit my job and take a break.
June: I returned to Vietnam and spent time with my family, trying new things like learning bartending and yoga.
July: I went to Canada for a gap year, testing the waters in my four-year long-distance relationship with my boyfriend. August & September: I focused on myself, read books, learned a language, healed myself, and adjusted to my new environment in Canada.

October: I took care of my physical health through exercise, feeling healthier and happier.

November: I experienced my first snowfall in Canada.

December: I said YES 💍 .cg

So, 2025 has passed like this ❤️❤️ I am grateful that I was strong and steadfast in my decision. I am ready for 2026, are you?

Hi there! I'm Minh, a trilingual marketer who's all about exploring new chapters.

After quitting corporate marketing job at a major bank in Thailand, I'm now navigating my 30s in Montreal with my Thai-Canadian boyfriend.

To keep my Thai, and English skills up while maintain my Vietnamese, I'm starting a vlog series while myself can speak the languages that I love.

Join me on this journey and follow along for more stories! ❤️
Day in a life, weekend vlog, montreal life, expat lifestyle, Vietnamese, Thai.
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Couple ultimate guide: How to decide what to have for dinner 🤪🤪

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People often show the beauty of living abroad — new places, new experiences — but rarely talk about how lonely it can feel.
There were nights I sat alone in my tiny Bangkok studio, missing home, missing the language, missing the feeling of belonging.

But over time, I learned how to find connection in small things starting with learning the language — I expanded my circle, create routines, and learning to be okay with my own company.

If you’ve ever felt lonely abroad, you’re not alone. 🫶
If you're new here, I’m Minh, a Vietnamese girl who worked as Marketer 6 years in Thailand and just moved to Canada — and I’m my lessons I’ve learned from this journey, stay tuned for the upcoming ones!

A few months ago, I made a bold move — took a gap year to reset, to care for myself, to protect my physical and mental health, and to do things I’ve always put off such as learning languages (I try to maintain my Thai and start learning Chinese lately) 🌸

Here’s what my life looks like now 💕


daily vlog, evening vlog, after work vlog, couple vlog, montreal vlog, daily life, a piece of life.

When the police verifies your recommendation letter… but your Thai boyfriend’s full name is like Krungthepmahanakhon Amonrattanakosin Mahintharayutthaya… 😵‍💫💔

How are you supposed to spell that smoothly under pressure?! 😂

POV: When he tries to post the landscape, not you 😜😜