The 3.2 ShooterThis shot was taken before winter descended upon us during a trip up to Toronto. I was asked by the guys in lab what is it like during winter in Singapore. Awkward question… But really, the chill here makes me appreciate the hot and humid weather in Singapore. I know my friends in Singapore beg […]
I didn’t know Che Guevara could look so heroic and vogue.
I looked up and saw this. Wonder what’s inside…
I came across this mold with the chinese characters (double happiness). I initially believed that this was a mold to make mooncakes, but it seemed that it could be a mold to make another traditional pastry. 双喜糕?
When I was a kid, my Gramps got me a pair of Char Kia (clogs) from Chinatown. Such fond memories…
My Gramps used to tell me stories about how her dad used to bring her family to Da Dong for dim sum every sunday afternoon. This restaurant has indeed been around for quite a while.
Facing its cruel fate with a smile.
That’s what the ‘S. F.’ stands for.
This Ferrari seriously needs a good scrub.
A juxtaposition of old and new. The comparatively new Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan versus Thian Hock Keng Temple (Singapore’s oldest taoist temple). Two buildings significant to the Hokkien community. This was a photo taken in 2006, while attending a tourism course.