Weekend Flowers # 66 -Orchids

FMTSO: HOME

"What does home mean to you?"

Home is where the family are.

A place to come back to after a hard day at work.

A place to chill out, unwind , do nothing and enjoy each other's company.

The kitchen is where hot meals awaits for all, most of the time.

A place to indulge in hobbies.

Home is where one can be totally left alone  but still connected to the outside world through modern gadgets.

Of course each person have a duty to adhere to in keeping the home neat and tidy, and a welcoming sight upon entering.

Selamat datang ke rumah ku! ( Welcome to my home)

ABC Wednesday: Kit Kat Chocolates

One of my favorite chocolate, the Kit Kat.

Ruby Tuesday 2: Fishing line

Macro Monday: Old building

 

Round Robin Challenge: Big hairy deal

 

Wigs of all styles and colours.

 

 How about some clip-on hair extension? Just clip it on the ponytail and you're done.

 

Weekend Flowers # 65

 

 

FMTSO: Get High

 

"...with your camera.

As in shoot from above."

View from the 57th storey of Marina Bay Sands Hotel, 200meter above ground.

Skyscrappers are the norm in my country.

Boats passing by, underneath the Helix Bridge at Singapore River.

Viewed from a 13th floor of a public housing in Selegie Road, most of our populations stay in highrise apartments built by the Housing Development Board (HDB) .

 

Constructions going along one corner of Selegie Road for a road-tunnel, and  soon, upward constructions for more skyscrapers!

From the 4th floor of the only mall in Singapore that opens 24hours, the Mustaffa Center. The place is humongous with so much variety of merchandise being offered.

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ABC Wednesday: JOSS-STICKS

JOSS-STICKS are a type of incense used in many East Asian and Southeast Asian counties , traditionally burned before a Chinese religious image, idol or shrine.They can also be burned in front of a door as an offering to heaven.

Ruby Tuesday 2- red and white wall

Red and white side wall at Haw Par Villa.

Macro droplet of water