A Photo Canvas

Since Body Worlds was in town, and it was conveniently situated in the West, I dragged the Boy along for the exhibition. I thought it would be good for him to take a look at the naked human body, and also better understand what I was studying during my poly day. It sure brought back memories...

Unfortunately, due to the no photography rule, there are no pictures to share. All I can say is that while we were intrigued at the human bodies, the giraffe and squid exhibit were however more fascinating =)

(And I thought we were there to be amazed at human bodies, not animals…)

With our disappointment at River Ang Bao, we thought that the lighting exhibition at Sentosa would be better. Replacing their usual flower festival, this year, they featured lights instead.

But... We were so wrong! Lights of Spring was not any better. Once again, apart from the zodiac signs, there wasn’t any thing more to look at =(


Not to mention that I could hardly make out what the lights were suppose to look like either. Plus the lightings on the Merlion wasn't that pretty, but instead made me think that it looked sick... Sigh, this year's exhibitions were just horrible… I guess the country wanted to cut down on cost so much that nothing was worth our time…


Though I think I should count myself lucky that I got great company to get by the lousy exhibitions =)

Our 3rd straight year again to the annual River Ang Bao Exhibit at the Marina Floating Platform.

All excited about it, we actually walked our way to where Citylive was instead (being the dodo-brains we were). However, with no tickets on hand, we could only do a roundabout turn to where we wanted to be).



We took our usual animal zodiac shots, and then... there was nothing left to look at!


We were only fascinated with this exhibit at most, a dragon and phoenix made of cutlery like spoon, plates and bowls. Other than that, there wasn't much to look at, and the mountain of tigers wasn't very interesting to look at.


So we had no other choice but to walk around and try to entertain ourselves. That was when I saw a master drawing using 'molten' candy. It brought back childhood memories of mine, as I remembered enjoying the sweetness of my animals back then. Never thought I would see such art again...


And then, we came across people trying to hit well-wishes hanging upon bells. I usually do not participate in such things, but I thought, 'what the heck', since the event was pretty boring.


Armed with my 3 coins (two 10-cents and one 5-cent), I aimed for 心想事成. But as fate would have it, out of my 3 coins, only my 5-cent coin hit a little known saying: 春风得意. Ha, I guess even with its well wishes, my 5 cent would not make much of it. Oops... Hopefully my luck would not be that bad this year, haha...

Happy Lunar New Year!