This is a secondary school within the suburban area in Woodlands.

These are called ‘Topiary’…sometime ago, Zsolt told me he likes this kind of plants:) These topiaries are found near Toa Payoh…
Today, I’ve spent some time  reading this interesting photobloggies award site

I didn’t managed to take a good DP meetup photo when KLDP’s Edwin was in Singapore. However, I have a video!;)Click here to view it or go to YOUTUBE directly by clicking on the links:)

It’s my first ‘fashion model’ photography;) It was taken before going to meet my friend for dinner. Then thereafter, watched ‘titoudao’ play. It was a great play, I like it! See Edwin’s dp (KL dp) or Keropokman’s dp to see some of our meet up photos in the next few days!:)

Titoudao is about the life of a Hokkien street opera actress, Madam Oon Ah Chiam (Stage Name: Titoudao). Set in the 1940s to the present day, it traces Titoudao’s struggles against all odds to become a renowned street opera star in Singapore and Malaysia. A heartwarming play that is poignant yet hilarious, it’s also inspiring. This play about this extraordinary life experience of Madam Oon based on a true story.

AMK means Ang Mo Kio. I was told there is a story behind why it is called ‘Ang Mo Kio’. Kio in hokkien means ‘bridge’. So AMK means Ang Mo Kio (红毛桥), and meaning “Westerner Bridge”;)

According to wikipedia, the term ang mo (literally “red hair”) is a somewhat derogatory Singlish reference to the people with fair hair who settled from the West and, because such a name might be considered unflattering, it is now written as 宏茂桥 which is pronounced in an almost identical way but means “Bridge of Expansiveness and Prosperity”.

This is a very typical ‘view’ of Singapore. I was waiting for a public bus and this is the perspective;)

Today is my Aunt’s birthday, she celebrates her birthday every year with all the women in the whole wide world. This photo is delicated to her, I wanna wish her a Happy Birthday! Telling her she is such a wonderful Aunt to me:) Also Happy Women’s Day, she’s one of the most inspiring women i’ve ever seen!

And to all the women dp bloggers out there! Have a Happy Women’s day too! This is my post about this day for Budapest

See the darker blue seat? It’s a very good idea! Because maybe during the last Theme Day about what’s annoying in my city, I’ve aired out my frustrations to see people who are selfish or ‘kiasu’ and today, I found this NEW MRT train with new seat design;)

First the interiors of the train cabin is more spacious!:) It’s great!

Then it is the seats been coloured a different deeper colour, and these seats are nearer to the exits. I supposed it’s meant for older people or pregnant woman with young babies, or simply for ‘anyone who needs the seat more than you’! It’s a good move, and this way, kiasu people will not touch these seats (i hope) and keep it more for those who needed it more:)))