Don’t you think it looked like an ‘Alien’? It is actually a lamp to a sheltered walk-way connecting the bus stop to the housing block:) I found this at Toa Payoh:)

See this? Now spot the difference

Tell the differences between this photo posted by Keropok man and this one:-

The winner (shall be titled ‘Mr/Miss DP Sharp Eyes” on my new domain www.singaporedailyphoto.com with link to it;)) So let’s begin and see who is the first with the most number of differences spotted and he/she shall receive a beautiful post card from me from Budapest, since now I am in ‘BUDAPEST‘;)

ohh Jing, you like this blue one too? I like the blue sky and i like the blue sea, i love the turquoise blue, ocean blue, royal blue, sea blue (oh did i say sea blue again?:p) anyway by now i think you get what i mean, all graduations and hues of blue…….:)

Come back to see tomorrow’s post with the Mr/Miss DP Sharp Eyes Quiz #5! Hint, this time around, it is inspired by Keropok man’s post on Monday;D Szia tomr:)

What is the continuation line?:)

Don’t you wanna play again;)

The children’s playground is not like before. This vibrancy in colours surely attract any young child or even adults will be brightened up with such an icon with a warm orange colour that seemed to say ‘uh oh..!’ Is it smiling and at the same moment it was talking?

or Three?

Tell me when will you be mine
Tell me quando, quando, quando
We can share a love divine
Please don´t make me wait again

When will you say ´yes´ to me?
Tell me quando, quando, quando
You mean happiness to me
Oh, my love, please tell me when

Ev´ry moment´s a day
Ev´ry day seems a lifetime
Let me show you the way
To a joy beyond compare

I can´t wait a moment more
Tell me quando, quando, quando
Say it´s me that you adore
And then, darlin´, tell me when

店小二 used to be the name one calls out to a ‘service boy’ in the olden days in a small eating outlet with benches. This place adopted the name exactly as it has been used in the olden times but it is so popular that from a small outlet in Amoy Street and now they have branches and this very new outlet:) I like this stall front design, a bit retro feel in this modern Vivocity.

Here’s a flower wishing you a wonderful Monday:)

Which little child doesn’t know about the ‘elephant’? In my childhood, I learnt ‘E’ for Elephant as the introduction. And I like this mural done for this elephant for it is so so cheerful and happy looking:)

As mentioned in a post last week, this is Raffles Place MRT Station. I guess this is the only station with such a ”european” look…