The Singapore skyline

Getting a chance to have a bird's eye view of the skyscrapers in the financial district was utterly amazing. Seriously. Fifty-nine stories up, I looked down only to see that those humongous buildings were no longer as intimidating as they once were. On days when my two feet are touching the ground at level one, those buildings tower over me significantly. However today, instead of feeling puny, I was in awe. You know, I realized that you will never fully appreciate the surroundings until you have seen it from the top. Seeing how the river flows harmoniously was breathtaking. To add, I was finally able to breathe in fresh air while enjoying the cool sea breeze.

p/s: An amazing view of the National day parade :)

Clogs with jeans

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I wish weekends were a little longer. That way, all of us could enjoy that much needed rest. For me, sleep is such a luxury these days. Well, scratch that, I am an insomniac, thus sleep will always be a luxury. Tsk. And not to sound like a whiny kid, but I am soo darn exhausted. Seriously. My brain feels as if it has been fried and I guess that explains why my hair has been feeling more like dry grass than hair. Oh well that's life. That's what they say it is.

p/s: I have this weird obsession of mixing two unlikely food together. Like today, I had glazed doughnut with yoghurt and fruits. I guess it runs in the family. My cousins love dipping their Mcdonalds fries into their vanilla ice-cream.