Recently, I attended a pre-school function and I was captured by the children’s works of art, especially that Chinese painting and the Chinese calligraphy.

These are strawberries and watermelons painted by 4-5 year olds.

Enjoy…. Yum!

Sentosa is also filled with wildlife despite the changes to the island.  Managed to catch this iguana on a coconut tree near where we had our picnic.

pictured here a little girl enjoying herself in the sun playing with sand and her toys.

Pictured here is the bridge to the Southern most tip of Continential South East Asia.

Many years ago, I swam across the lagoon (the bridge was not there till this millenium) and stood on the islet before getting chased off by the island rangers! :p

On Palawan Beach, just behind the tram stop (pictured yesterday) stands this Gurkha soldier always on the lookout for Singapore’s shores.  The pill box decorated now is part of a relic from WWII when Singapore was fortified to fend off the Japanese invasion from the South.  Gurkhas are renowned to be fierce and fearless soldiers of historical legends.

I have not been an islander (as they call those who go to the Sentosa island of fun and sun in the south of Singapore) since ages ago…  things have changed so much on that tiny island and continue to be so with the upcoming Integrated Resort (housing a casino, yes, one of the two first casinos in SG!)

here is a picture of the lastest beach tram which spans a transport mode along the long stretch of beach in the southern part of the island.

I passed by this sight the other day… stopped by the side of the road to take this photo.  This sparse land is reserved in the middle of the high end landed property district of Singapore.  Beautiful piece of land that is not released by the government and many of those living around there jog/run the perimeter of the land in the evenings to get sights like this.

Lucky people…

Heh heh… Princess got the creative mood!

What do you see?

This was what my Princess collected during her work in the garden adventure.  Even though it is a picture, I can envisage the fun and excitement of simple curiousity…

 When was the last time you plucked flowers???

Amazing simplicity… from the eyes of children.

Makes me realize

Again, captured by my 4 year old Princess…

This is one of the tropical flowering plants in SG. Pity I am not much of a botanist. Again, I am reminded how much I pass by everyday without noticing or “smelling the roses”.

This shot was taken by my 4 year-old girl.

It is the school holidays and mummy brought her to the garden downstairs to “work” one fine morning.  She really did have fun and took some photos which I would like to share with everyone. 

Work from a 4 year old.