Mishellaneous Topics

🎙 "...this kind of interconnectedness with those spaces, really makes me hopeful, for someone who grew up with very little or almost no community in Switzerland. It gives me hope that there is more possibility in that sense for people to find a place where they belong. And I for a really long time did not feel like I belonged anywhere and places like LockChuck in China and Hercules makes me feel welcome."

In this episode, Amy and I sit down to talk about what brought her to Mexico, her unique Swiss-Korean background, and how she fell in love with hospitality and the power of "spaces". She is currently the owner of BLAU, formerly known as Indigo Cafe, in Calle Ignacio Allende N. 44, Centro Historico, Queretaro where you can pop in for ceremonial grade matcha, coffee, and home-made meals by Amy herself as well as goodies from the Irish Bakehouse.

Creating Spaces Out of the Blau Social Media💌 https://mishellaneous.substack.com/📸 [at] mishellaneous.topics🔵 [at] blau.queretaro Calle Ignacio Allende 44Centro, Santiago de QRO, 76000...

🎙 “One of the beautiful things about identity is that you’ll never ‘finish’ [developing] it until you die and you’re always in a process of discovering what you can and can’t do, what you can change, what you can’t change; what’s there because people told you that’s what you are and what’s there because you actually are that. It’s a never-ending adventure.”

In this episode, my friend Tim and I candidly discuss our relationship with our Asian heritage which affords us with the best of both worlds but isn't without it's existential crises. On a lighter note, Tim tells us why he decided to come to Mexico, his honest opinion about the food in Queretaro, and what he plans to do after his work contract ends.

Will the Tim Shady Please Stand Up? (feat. Tim) In this episode, my friend Tim and I sit down to talk about one of our most personal relationships ever: the one we have with our Asian heritage. A math, Eng...