1. 你是誰?
我姓鄒，名叫慧玲 （Chow Wai Ling），我是一名會記執行員(Senior Accounts Executive) 。我享受生活，也很愛旅行，每年都會出國旅行至少一次。
2. 你現在在哪?
我來自馬來西亞，目前在新加坡上班。
3. 你不在旅行時平常會做什麽？
沒有旅行時，平常我都會靜心(Meditation)，看有關心靈的書(spiritual books)來提升自己。偶爾愛寫一些心靈和旅行的文章。
4. 你最後聽的一首歌是什麽?
As Long As You Love Me.
5. 用一段話，簡單地告訴我們你在《LOST》分享的個人旅行故事。
在《LOST》第二期，寫關於在甲米(Krabi)，一次的爬樓梯到達山頂的過程中，如何征服自己的心理障礙，從而看見了自己的勇氣和堅持。
6. 旅行最讓你喜歡的是什麽？
喜歡接近大自然，讓自己全然地放松。
7. 旅行最讓你討厭的是什麽？
在旅行時被騙。
8. 你喜歡獨自旅行還是跟朋友一起？為什麽？
兩者都喜歡。
獨自旅行，隨心所欲，可以隨時改變行程，自由自在，不受約束，有時還可以讓自己放空；和朋友一起旅行，有了更多的歡笑，也能增進彼此之間的感情。
9. 旅行時經常會想到什麽？
旅行時，我會想要找一個安全且安靜的地方，讓自己能夠靜心充電，取得能量。
10. 接下來有什麽旅行的打算嗎？
接下來我會去印度，一趟內在之旅。無論是平常的旅行，或是內在之旅，我都很喜歡，能從旅行中領悟和學習，是我旅行的意義。
1. Who are you?
My name is Chow Wai Ling, and I work as a Senior Accounts Executive. I enjoy life, and also love travelling. I travel at least once a year.
2. Where are you now?
I come from Malaysia and am currently working in Singapore.
3. What do you do when you’re not travelling?
When I’m not travelling, I used to meditate and read spiritual books to improve myself. Sometimes I also write some articles on spirituality and travel.
4. What was the last piece of music you listened to?
As Long As You Love Me.
5. Tell us briefly the travel story you shared in LOST.
In Lost Issue Two, I wrote about my experience in Krabi, where I climbed to the top of the hill to overcome my fear, and discovered courage and persistence in the process.
6. What do you love about travel?
I love to be one with nature, to completely relax myself.
7. What do you hate about travel?
Being cheated by someone during the journey.
8. Do you like to travel alone or with people? Why?
I like both.
You can have more freedom, change the travel itinerary anytime you want, feel unconstrained, and also have some quiet time if you travel alone; if you travel with friends, you can have fun, have someone to laugh with, and also improve the relationship you have with each other.
9. What do you think about during travel?
I love to find a safe and quiet place to meditate to ‘recharge my battery’.
10. Any future travel plans?
I plan on going to India, on a sort of ‘inner journey’. Whether it’s just regular travel or embarking on an ‘inner journey’, I like them both. Having an epiphany or learning from any sort of journey is the reason I travel at all.
