On Deepavali weekend this month, we dropped by the "Doraemon's Time Travelling Adventures in Singapore" exhibition in the National Museum.
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| So Many Doraemons! - Galaxy Note 9 |
I don't know what poor Bill did in the hymen store. And please don't stack the hay too thick, I need to go through it to go to your home. And yeah, you look cool in your barn and hide tights. Castro, you be ready my man.
October has been an absolutely f&*ked up month. This is the worst of all months so far in 2020. I'm still reeling from how 婆婆 left us so suddenly, earlier this month with us having no chance to bid her a proper farewell. I tried to find some peace by reading an old book: "The Art of Living" by Dalai Lama. I've had this book since the last year of my NTU days. And I thought this is quite an appropriate time to read it again.
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| The Art of Living - Galaxy Note 9 |
Dear 婆婆, it's still such a shock... you left us on Monday morning... I don't know what to make of it. And in such a time when travel is almost impossible, we couldn't go and bid you farewell for the very last time. It is so frustrating to be stuck here with no chance to say goodbye to you at all.
Last Saturday I had a jalan jalan chance at Chinatown and enjoyed the sights of mid-autumn lanterns from the blue hour till about 8 plus. The lantern installations this year.... are not as good as last year's. I'm hoping I can still make a visit to Gardens by The Bay to catch their lantern installations, but Lincoln's oral exams are coming next week, so those will have to take first priority for now.
My itinerary started from block 5 Banda Street from where I planned to capture the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple from the 10th floor. Prior to going up the block, I stumbled upon this mural of Samsui Ladies by the side of a pedestrian's bridge.
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| Samsui Ladies of Banda Street - Galaxy Note 9 |