Last week

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Being physically incapacitated does not suit me. Or anyone i suppose. But i really felt the length of this week as i hobbled to and fro, sat out on the sidelines as people skated, swam and cycled. It was pretty shite. Anyway, here are some photos from last week. I really miss running... still...\

This photo didn't turn out the way i wanted... but i thought it would be nice to get Ma with the kids against a white background....

However that was quite funny...

In Marina Bay Sands, Dali sculptures were scattered about to promote the Dali exhibition.
The thing about Dali is, he is everywhere. I must have seen this same exhibition all over Europe like twenty years ago. The other people who follows a body around is Chagall. What's with the Chagall and Dali, enough already....

St George and the Dragon
I like the faceless St George. It reminds me of those funfairs which you can put your face into those boards and pretend you are a weight watcher or a monkey or a dog... he seems to have mislaid his sword though.


A huge food centre...next to a skating rink. Only in Singapore.


Curry Sunday
Well, last Sunday was curry Sunday because some Chinese national family said that an Indian family cooked curry and it smelt. So a mediator was brought in and this mediator said, look here, can you not cook the curry while they are out. Singaporeans were outraged at this and said, we will cook curry when we want to. Especially this Sunday. So i suppose many Chinese National families went of an extended walk around Bukit Timah Nature Reserve this Sunday.

Ghin shows off his Angry Bird...

Take another one mom, that was the back... sigh...

On his skates


Dessert, clearly

What's more fun i think is what those two boys are doing behind them...

It looks like excerpts from WWE's Juniors Section

Back at Seletar...

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