Updated on 1 June @ 11.54pm

It was our last day in school before holidays! And for the whole day, there's only one class for most of us, which is also by our PTN - KWA-ii! =x
She's so nice to have ordered pizza for us as our lunch!
(Now, who says there isn't free lunch in this world? There is! And it's in SP! =x)

So after having our fill, we discussed about our class outing... hopefully it would be where we have decided upon!

And don't know when, we started a cam-whore session!
Top row (L to R): Aileen, SinKai, Samantha, Aqmar
Mid row: Me, Jovis
Bottom row: YingYing, Celest

Top row (L to R): Syawal, SinKai, Aqmar, Me, Aileen, LiTing
Bottom row: Jovis, Priya


Spot KWA-ii! She's our lecturer!


We taught her how to "act cute" as our pose for this shot, and she doesn't know how!! Then I told her to behave like her normal self is act cute already (HAHA joking only)... she wanted to strangle me.
*HELP!!*


Then we made her do a sexy pose... as you can see, she gave the "HOW?!" look again


So here's it! Someone commented that it was a "teapot pose" HAHAHA


(Bottom right): Novea


I managed to grab the attention of a standby camera and TADA! I'm all posed!


In case you are wondering what the above main subjects are doing, they were helping each other to take a single photo shoot with KWA-ii, so here's mine!

YEAH!


Samantha: Look at that...
Me: Ohh...


Can you see who's the one trying to grab attention with a little action? =x


1, 2, 3 POSE!


This was the side view of the above picture!


Again!


WAH!


04 rocks!


ACT CUTE!!
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Updated on 27 May, Tues @ 6.06pm

The setting is Botanic Garden



Every inch of Singapore is so maximised for developments...
It is so great to see that there's still lushes of greeny around.

My relatives

We then reached National Orchid Garden.
Didn't went in 'cos it wasn't FOC. Haha, actually there's too many of us, each person has to pay to go in doesn't seem a price-wise option, and grandma is feeling tired from the walk already... so, yeah.

Was trying to capture the floral decorations around the NOG sign... when finally the tourists finished snapping pictures, I finally caught the chance! BUT... Mum has to come into the picture unknowingly 'cos she was busy admiring the orchids. =x


And this is us!


A squirrel in action


Dad peeling the mandarin orange for little cousin... an adorable scene =x


In the waterfall!


A unique hat - colourful and "auto-fold" when you don't wear it

I don't know what this is, but the one is the After, and the ones on the right is the Before.


Little cousin's little portrait


The skies turning dark... this tree looks like a lightning rod.
Yeah, lightning rod, I didn't know the lightning protection component on our roof top is called a lightning rod when I went to search to translate 避雷针. And I didn't believe it was lightning rod! Lightning rod just sounds like it is meant to transmit lightning and not protecting from it.

Swan Lake

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GSS starts tomorrow!!

Definition of GSS:
Great Shopping Sprint or
Great Singapore Sales

The definition is accurate for both.


Oh, by the way, who knows how to use internet bank transfer?

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When the earthquake strike in China (Sze Chuan province) on 12 May, many hearts were shattered...

Just by looking at the several days of coverage on all types of media is sufficient to make you feel the impact on the victims. The deceased suffered the pain during the split second when everything collapse on them, and the ones living/survived are suffering the pain of the lost of their loved ones... probably "pain" is not a word strong enough to convey their feelings...

One moment, they had everything which they could live and survived with, maybe not to a maximum extent, but it was still a day which they could get by like any other day.
Then the other moment, they are left with nothing, but only the remains of the everything they had in the previous moment.


As at now, there's already close to 29,000 deaths. Rescue operations are still going on... tens of thousands are still missing...

The architectures affected had schools in the list, many children didn't survive. Devastating parents were crying bitterly beside the body of their child... some were covered in tears as they carry the body of their child...


And the most upsetting thing is, China has the one-child policy, which means the parents lost their one and only child.


There are cases where the parents sacrificed to protect their children from the catastrophe, one of such was the parents were on top of the child when the rescue team found them, and the child below the parents survived, but the parents didn't...
Many children became orphans...

A picture tells a thousand words... especially in this case.
Words and description further substantiates the illustration of their situation.
It evokes the emotions within you to feel deeply for them...
Those who are in the front line rescuing the victims are worth our respect.


Though homes are gone, let us hope for more survivors, for homes can be rebuilt with human effort... maybe not the feel... but the physical building... a place to house their remembrance of their loved ones...

Let us all contribute, even though it may not be a lot, but a little here and there accumulates.
We are all on a more fortunate ground, very, very much fortunate...

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