Isn’t it inspiring?

That’s how nature is to me;)

Every once in a while, the MRT trains would terminate its service at the YISHUN MRT station. If you are not in a hurry, it’s rather fine and you could even take out the camera and take some photos like me…

However, it can be very annoying if for example, you have just boarded the train and in less than one stop, it announces over the loud speakers that ‘This train terminates at Yishun…’

grrrrrrr………And the second annoyance is, the station that i must alight is immediately the next one!

In real, they looked quite stunning:) It looks very fluffy and soft, and the fruits looked tasty…but erm…normally we wouldn’t dare try it:p in case it is poisonous

Since my return from Budapest, i found how much flowers we have these days. Due to our sunny weather, the flowers are almost all blooming! it’s is totally spring here…

it is ”Everybody’s Day” today, so in chinese we called it ”Ren Ri”. We did the ‘lau yu sheng’ activity (see photos in keropokman’s post today) and it was fun!:)

These two little sisters caught my eyes;) and their grandparents are really nice and patient, see how caring they were ‘eyeing’ on the two little girls while they both rode on a ‘twin’ bicycle:)

Guess how many people are there in this photo…..heh heh…..;)

It’s a crazy question…! Surely you need not answer it;) i”m just kidding! haha

This is not the busiest…but it’s one of the peak hour here at an MRT station.

This area where I live is called ‘Sembawang’, so in chinese, it is with a special connotation like, ‘Wang4′ which means PROSPER…and many cars (that one long row of car lights) were queuing outside this temple (see the spot with the brightest light, the most brightly lit!) just before twelve o’clock. It’s strange as we followed the chinese custom but with the ‘western’ clock in terms of timing;)

These people are normally superstitious, they wanna be the first to put the ‘incense’ for the ‘Fortune God’ in this temple, this way, to gain good fortune for the new piggy year!

The Chinese Zodiac links twelve animals to a cycle of twelve years. This year it’s the year of the pig.

Lots of shoppers at the NTUC, the queue was super lonnnnnggg…Most were last minute shoppers, like me. I was there to buy some groceries for my breakfast tomorrow since it will be the first day of the Chinese New Year…all stores will be closed…

Noo….not pumpkins!:) These are the lanterns decorations (again) but within the mall. I prefer these yellow lively colours, for some reason, the red is over used and simply too much during this period of the year…

Marriott Hotel in Singapore – The shopping belt in Orchard Road is with lots of CNY decorations. This one is more about the chinese lanterns…

I really like Macky’s new blog about PROVERBS with Illustrations….
http://proverbswithillustrations.blogspot.com/ He celebrated his 200th post, and now I am looking forward to mine;)

Each time I see the book which he sent me as Xmas present last year…it reminded me about my travel to Kyoto and Tokyo! I really wish to revisit it, holding this handy guide in my hands. This post is to Thank him for sharing his wonderful new blog about the proverbs with illustrations…and for this handy guide book about Nara and Kyoto!:)