10,000 Smiles

Day 31: “Senyuman” of Kuala Lumpur

Day 31: “Senyuman” of Kuala Lumpur

Where is the hope in this dark world? I recently just read On Every Side which I highly recommend any woman to read. [Click here if you want to learn the plot.] This letter are words from a mother on her death bed dying of cancer to her young son. "...the world will...

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Day 30: Kuala Lumpur at the Batu Caves

Day 30: Kuala Lumpur at the Batu Caves

"BUZZ, BUZZ, BUZZ..." An hour later you wake to your alarm and see the time. You are going to be late for work. You think to yourself, "I stink; I am a failure." This is shame. (Two scenarios: A) You stayed out late the night before partying - the healthy response...

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Day 29: More of Singapore

Day 29: More of Singapore

There is chaos everywhere; you hear, "It's the end of the world". You don't know what is going on but you know you should be scared. The government is telling you to leave your home and run to a safety zone fast. You are to pack all your precious belongings quickly....

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Day 28: Singapore

Day 28: Singapore

If you are here thank you for reading 10,000 Smiles. For the last few days aprilmaura.com was invaded with a virus. I appreciate your patience. Now let's be reminded why we should smile. I am not entirely spoiling the ending of the book Beautiful by Katie Piper, but I...

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Day 27: More of Hong Kong

Day 27: More of Hong Kong

   ‘My life before [the attack] was very self-absorbed, self-obsessed, and it took a tragedy for me to reassess my life and how I felt and what I thought was important. Don’t wait until there is tragedy in your life. Don’t wait until you lose somebody. Don’t wait...

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Day 26: Hong Kong

Day 26: Hong Kong

I too can't help but smile, when I see my 10,000 Smiles Project. Sometimes I receive forced smiles but later that individual really does smile or I believe subconsciously their mood is a little bit brighter. Sometimes I go out on the project not in the sunniest of...

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