Tuesday, July 31, 2007
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Wednesday, July 18, 2007
One way
Reprise from the feathers. Too many will make the soup tasteless.
Suddenly, the idea of going on a wandering in Turkey has become a temptation. The sheer thought of walking leisurely in the alleys of the old quarters in Istanbul in the evenings is simply irresistable. And in the morning fog... Imagination runs wild!
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Monday, July 16, 2007
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Friday, July 13, 2007
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
shell
>>After experiencing momentary "V", turbulence sets in. Worldly emotions knows no depth. Penchant is all but comprised of lust for power, chained in a perpetual cycle of live and death, diseases and sufferings of the flesh. Probably tis time...
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Monday, July 09, 2007
My Horn
From Ubin all the way to Ferry point Jeff heard a chain of loud cackle, yak-yak-yak. These feathers appear to omnipresent. A widespread and fairly common resident throughout most of the region. Rare resident in Singapore.Came as a pair. Female's casque is smaller and darker than the male's. Female, shown foraging in wild orchids.
Sunday, July 08, 2007
Alice
Decided to drop by the old Parliament house today to visit the on-going photography exhibition when I met a fellow blogger Heng. Of course he does not know me. When I turned around, he was by the entrance and our gaze locked momentarily like some Déjà vu experience out of a movie cut scene. The world is really tiny.
Back to the exhibit, I must concede a couple of b&w has the depth, urging me to raise my hand for a stark moment short of touching the photo! The rest are merely walking down history lane. Nothing really inspirational. Probably one has to experience to appreciate.
Like snippets from a dying brain, Jeff recalls a mammoth HP9180 strategically placed before the entrance to the exhibit. The sheer size of its footprint kill the idea of owning one for now. Next to it is a large format printer, with some sample prints lay ascattered in the embrace of the paper rag. Tis only when I apprach that the lady kindly lay them aligned on top of the printer, in a vain effort to enthuse a man with his ears plug in music haven.
Saturday, July 07, 2007
Litter
Pile of cash. Feels weird to be walking around wadding a pile of cash. Feels like "paper money". If only it's fibre based. Gone were the days of the paper based notes. In its place, high quality engineered plastics. The joke is we use these notes of different denomination to exchange for needs and wants. One of the products is the litter.
In Japan, its citizens have been educated to treat recycling as a part and parcel of living. Here, we employ fine systems to get things done. Welcome to the city of fines.