Dedicated to fellow bloggers and the writers in all of you… Entitled: Writer, By Lego artist: Nathan Sawaya, Spotted at the ArtScience Museum – click here for The Art of The Brick
Here is my take for this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: In The Background. Chocolates took centre stage as we captured ourselves in the mirror. In the background were also the Au Chocolate service staff and customers. The confectionery is really … Continue reading
Found this week (or is it now last week?) Weekly Photo Challenge theme : Escape challenging, hence the late press. Finally went to The Art of the Brick exhibit at ArtScience Museum today (subconsciously in search of a photo that reflect … Continue reading
I thought there was a dreamy (foggy?) air about Kaoshiung in October. Made me feel kind of lazy in this city, as compared to Taipei. And with the famous islands like Kenting just a few hours bus ride away, the laid back … Continue reading
If you remember, I kick-started my presses on Taiwan with a picture of Cijin Island in Kaohsiung. Here’s a gallery of more pictures of our day trip! From Cijin Island, we hopped onto a ferry to Love Pier (a place with … Continue reading
Always happy to see fireworks. Double happy to see fireworks at Darling Harbour on a Sydney vacation. Want to share this video taken at dinner at Cockle Bay Wharf with the girls 🙂 Fireworks never fail to set hearts thumping … Continue reading
The theme of the ongoing weekly photo challenge theme (Pattern) reminds me of an artwork spotted in the Museum of Contemporary Art(MCA) Australia in Sydney. I forgot its title and artist (sorry) and I remember the artwork. If you know the title … Continue reading
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My last press about Taiwan was a video about Alisan in April. Was distracted along the way by the weekly photo challenges (From Above, Culture and Up) and Sydney trip (G’day – I cannot wait to tell you about the rest … Continue reading
How did yesterday’s lunch and dinner look like from above? I see circles.Round circles. Yummy circles. Day after day, we eat. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, teatime, dinner, supper, we eat. Some food for thought – eating never ends, just like a … Continue reading
Qing Ming Festival 清明节 is a traditional Chinese festival, a time we remember our ancestors. Its name denotes a time for people to go outside and enjoy the greenery of springtime and tend to the graves of departed ones. Every … Continue reading
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