自私的爱，我也看到了伟大的爱。为了让对方得到幸福，自己在一旁不停的支持他。

这伟大的爱，会有结果吗？

Changed blogskin! Doing housekeeping at the same time. Then a question came to my mind.

What’s the difference between category and tag?

Frankly speaking, I have no idea too! Probably that’s why I have a messy list of categories and tags :p

Alright.. Am still working on the blog layout, while working on the post on Singapore Clipper. Soon.. yes soon..

Got excited when I received invitation from STB. Almost had to reject the invitation due to family gathering, thankfully the gathering got postponed!

Surprised that our seats were pretty good ones, first row in the last sector. =)

Our emcee for the sector. Sorry but I have no idea who he is :p

Seems like.. Starwars have been appearing at quite a few events recently

Let the photos do the talk.

The firecrackers! So excited! But too smoky!

Nice stunt by the Shaolin troup

Think.. I shouldn’t flood ahhaha! Too many photos that I want to share!

Check out my facebook album for the narrations and the other photos!

But but! Cannot miss out on the fireworks! Couldn’t get good photos on the camera, took video instead!

The full set of photos is available on my flickr too =)

Jkai has more to say about the show, and the songs.

Another song from the show.

叮当 – 我爱他

Standard routine for day 1 was to go to the said-granny’s place. No idea why, but she ignored us.

Much as I enjoyed the 2nd visit for the day, I reached home with 1 red eye. Of which the redness went off only at the end of day 2.

After the red card on day 1, day 2 was pretty much dreaded. Pretty much the same, ignorance. Less than 2 hrs and we left.

Plans to wear new clothes on day 2 failed. Felt too warm in the blouse, skirt was too loose.

I need a better new year please.

Thank you readers! =D

It’s TIGER year! Wishing all of you a prosperous & fulfilling year ahead!

HUAT AH!

A friend posted this video on facebook. Look like lion dance but not lion dance. Look like hip hop but not entirely hip hop. Quite an interesting fusion I’d say. What’s your take?

• Alyssa Chua
• Rebecca Tan
• Eevon Ng
• James Soh
• Benjamin Loh

Congratulations! I’ll be dropping you guys an email on the collection of the tickets.

Can’t help but recall those days, when I had a crush on you throughout the years in school, but had no courage to confess. Those days where I’ll always sneak a peek at you, out of the corner of my eye. Those days where I’m contented with just being able to see you everyday. Those days where I’m always looking forward to your calls almost everyday.

Thank you for making my school life interesting. Thank you for letting me understand that loving someone doesn’t mean keeping him/her by your side, but letting him/her doing things he/she like and being happy.

Truly feeling happy that you’ve found your other half, and have made a step forward to a new life with her. Wishing both of you a blissful marriage.

Thank you once again. =)

What exactly is this exhibition all about?

Image courtesy of © The al-Sabah Collection, Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah, Kuwait (LNS 959 J)Treasury of the World is a stunning collection of more than 400 exquisite, jewelled works of art – from household items to ornate necklaces and ceremonial swords – from the glorious era of Mughal-ruled India.

For over 300 years (1526-1858), the Mughals dominated the Indian subcontinent and were renowned for their lavish lifestyle, love of beauty and vast collection of precious objects. Indeed, so astounded was the 17th-century British ambassador Thomas Roe at Emperor Jahangir dressed in all his finery, that he once described the latter as “the treasury of the world”.

There’s more to the introduction, but I’m not going to bore you with that much information.

I’ve not seen those treasure myself, the ACM staff must still be busy unpacking at this time. But from the photos that we were shown, I’m interested to see them with my eyes!

The image you see above, is a Small bottle set with rubies, emeralds and diamond crystals. The entire surface of this bottle is lavishly set with rubies, emeralds and diamonds in gold. Bottles of these size were used for cosmetics? From what we were told, the bottle is really small.. But the artwork should be fantastic! Given the size of the bottle (approx 4.6 x 4 x 1.7cm) but the amount of decoration it had. Tsk tsk! Super rich leh!!

Image courtesy of © The al-Sabah Collection, Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah, Kuwait (LNS 2219 J)

Another photo (treasure I mean) that caught my eye was this! It’s like a 2-headed tiger that meet and kissed each other. The exterior is gem-set with rubies and diamonds, whilst the interior is adorned with champlevé enamelled floral scrolls.

So nice hor? If only I have one to call my own

I’m definitely heading down to take a closer look at these items! Heard that part of the display are actually lost-and-found ones! Those that were lost during the Iraq war in 1995 (I think I got the year right!). So cool!

If you want to find out more, head over to ACM website! :p

Oh yes, the exhibition will be from 12 Feb to 27 June 2010!

Giveaway time!

Alright! Who want to accompany me to the exhibition? I have 5 pairs of tickets to give away! Yes yes FIRST TIME IN HISTORY! A big thankyou to Asian Civilisations Museum & 20twentypr for making this possible!

All you have to do, is to leave a comment with your real name, telling me how this exhibition is interesting to you. I will randomly select 5 winners. Of course, if I think your reason is interesting enough, you get a higher chance of getting chosen (at my own discretion of course)!

Contest ends 6 Feb 2359hrs

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I had fun at the event, though we could only see photos of the items. I love the henna on my hand!