(Sunday, November 23, 2008-)
+11:01:00 PM]*
+11:01:00 PM]*
# Random entry.-
내 사랑
지켜만 봐도 안될까요
아파져도
난 그대를 사랑해요
이렇게 나 영원히
삶이 다해도
난 그댈 위해
늘 기도 할께요@
- Jo Sung Mo, Piano.
지켜만 봐도 안될까요
아파져도
난 그대를 사랑해요
이렇게 나 영원히
삶이 다해도
난 그댈 위해
늘 기도 할께요@
- Jo Sung Mo, Piano.
the story ends like this;
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(Monday, November 10, 2008-)
+10:40:00 PM]*
+10:40:00 PM]*
# Sushi Garden.-
The event that I've been having mixed feelings about is finally over! Its the final big event before my ORD date. Sucks lor. OT and OT and OT. Not as bad as the previous event, but still, getting paid what you're getting and doing this kinda thing is definitely not a good driving factor!
It was held at the Japanese Garden, off Chinese Garden MRT. Its a really BEAUTIFUL place. It so surreal to be in an amazing garden, yet be able to see HDB eyesores in the distance. Flocks of egrets and the terrapins that were swimming in the ponds added to the majesty of the garden. If not for the hot weather, I'd have a field time with my camera! I did manage to get some good shots though. I think I'd be going back there in December morning, just to take in the fresh air!
The egrets in the foreground really adds to the exotic Japanese atmosphere. Its like being in another country!
Looks good eh?
Each Japanese garden has its own identity, and its brought out by the unique features in the garden. The feature you see here is a rain chain. Its not only to add to the beauty of the garden environment, but also to prevent rainwater from falling from the roof straight down to the ground with an ugly splat. As the rainwater trails down the length of the chain, it creates a smooth visual and supposedly, flowing water sounds to add the the relaxed and Zen feeling to the garden.
I was so engrossed in the rain chain and the surroundings, I totally forgot what the lanterns represent!
This is another unique feature of the place. A dry garden. The white rocks symbolises flowing water, whereas the areas of elevated land in between represents islands.
No garden would be complete without the slacking terrapins!
Mornings should always be this beautiful.
You're doing it again.
It was held at the Japanese Garden, off Chinese Garden MRT. Its a really BEAUTIFUL place. It so surreal to be in an amazing garden, yet be able to see HDB eyesores in the distance. Flocks of egrets and the terrapins that were swimming in the ponds added to the majesty of the garden. If not for the hot weather, I'd have a field time with my camera! I did manage to get some good shots though. I think I'd be going back there in December morning, just to take in the fresh air!
The egrets in the foreground really adds to the exotic Japanese atmosphere. Its like being in another country!
Looks good eh?
Each Japanese garden has its own identity, and its brought out by the unique features in the garden. The feature you see here is a rain chain. Its not only to add to the beauty of the garden environment, but also to prevent rainwater from falling from the roof straight down to the ground with an ugly splat. As the rainwater trails down the length of the chain, it creates a smooth visual and supposedly, flowing water sounds to add the the relaxed and Zen feeling to the garden.
I was so engrossed in the rain chain and the surroundings, I totally forgot what the lanterns represent!
This is another unique feature of the place. A dry garden. The white rocks symbolises flowing water, whereas the areas of elevated land in between represents islands.
No garden would be complete without the slacking terrapins!
Mornings should always be this beautiful.
You're doing it again.
the story ends like this;
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