A Photo Canvas

It's quite rare that I find pre-wedding photos taken at the Botanic Garden and the Lalang Fields catching my eye. But these did =)

Botanic Gardens
Lalang Fields

Plus I really love how he composed the pictures of the rings with lovely decor setup!

Love Birds
Flower Bud
Of White and Yellow

Credits to Alwin Lim from Lightedpixels Photography

It's been quite some time since the Boy and I went for an 'outing'. This time, we made our way to Boat Asia at Keppel Bay, which was also hosting the Asia Dive Expo. Not sure if there was any shuttle service, Raphel and I decided to walk ourselves to Keppel Bay. Unfortunately for us, it was a freaking hot day!!

So, when we finally got ourselves there, we quickly paid for the tickets, and hid ourselves in the tentage that was set up for the exhibitors of both events. What surprised Raphel most was that there was quite a bit of tourism publicity going on as well, due to the Asia Dive Expo. That got the both of us talking, as the Boy mentioned that he thought of learning how to dive before, but just never got the chance to.


But missing out on diving experiences or not, at least we got the chance to enjoy some underwater photography. There's my cute boy, pretending that he's Apex Photographer of the Year =)


Anyway, it was enough hiding, as we came to Boat Asia not for hiding in the tentage, but to see some boats! Sadly, I thought the exhibition was quite small. Plus I felt that the boats that I see at Raffles Marina way back had more boats than Keppel Bay.

In the end, the day was really too hot for us both to handle (even though the Boy himself has higher tolerance for heat than I do), and we decided to call it a day just after 1.5 hours. And lo and behold, guess what I saw??


Our hero for the day, a shuttle bus back to HarbourFront!! And for sure, we were all smiles that day =D

Sometimes, I can’t help but sometimes wonder what a catch I found. A partner whom I know fits me best.

Reasons... ?

We both share:

From the above picture, I'm very sure one can see that I'm in the 'marrying' mood, especially when I've just recently blogged about wedding photos!

Above is a layout plan of a 5-room flat of Park Central, a DBSS project at Ang Mo Kio. While we are aiming for at least a 4-room flat, I believe there is no harm dreaming for a 5-room =) And what I like best about the above layout is that the master bedroom is just right next to bedroom 2, hence allowing for renovation of turning a quarter or half of the bedroom into a walk-in wardrobe, while the rest of the space can be converted into something else like say our very own mini studio?!?!

Like I said, no harm dreaming, muahahahaha... =D