Beautiful sky in the making…
Weekend’s madness…
Yes, I was dropped dead tired, not to mention sleepy, when the weekend was finally over. Also, I did enjoyed two great films - Walk The Line and Electric Shadows. While last weekend, I too watched two worthwhile movies - 49 Days and Prime. Definately looking forward to coming weekend, as I will be catching Oscar-nominated Capote, Syriana, and The Constant Gardener.
Egg Nog - that is what gotten me so excited about readin this blog (click on the picture to visit). A tale, a reason behind the selection. Part of why I grew to like Traveler’s Lunchbox is that I’ve never try egg nog before. However by simply reading through the post, I could easily felt the anticipation of having it and even building up a mental tasting. Every corner is worth exploring while it’s still hot.
Moved, unscathed
Reclining of the fortress
At the break of dawn nothing but remorse
Killed to be
Hunter be hunted
Only too late if we stopped
Clock turned
The earth scaling to the turn of the universe
Changes immersed
Probability
The tense of coming
Fiddling with what is dying
I was pleased with myself for being at the right place at the right time, fortunately to have captured some incredible shots.
And pictures I took yesterday…
My hair is growing back quicker than I like. Those are the plants that I am currently baby-sitting for a colleague who is outstationed.
My body trembled badly and sweat racing out of my skin. I was probably exercising too hard, or too much! I out did myself this morning with double the counts of sit-up. I had better get my usual workout schedule on a consistent basis, rather than jumping to it after a full week of bumming aroung.
He’s fought / And he’s fallen / He’s on his knees / Before he’s on his feet / A sinister romantic / Well he’s about to be / His love is endless / Just as deep / The more he gives / The more he has / ‘Cause both of them are truly infinite / That’s shakespeare in love
How low does one go to please someone special? How far does one go to love that someone?
If three is a crowd, surely six is chaotic. I did spent my Valentine’s having dinner with five others. It was probably the worst time of the year to be dining out, other than the annually manisfestation of food like the fasting month. Menu was unreasonably set, service was losing its thread, and the bill was almost a ripped-off.
With that to be unsatisfied for, the experience did turned out unexpectedly rewarding.
…of landmark
sand, sea, and sun
be healthy, be in moving, be at botanical garden
stay close, with it be extended, a family home
an expensive sport, a luxury hobby, an envious spot
there is no place like home
home coming home visiting
H2O and the creature of it at marine park
be prepared for the open house, shopped for necessary
house is warmth, food is graced
…of food and drink
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