Final post for Disney World.
We walked around Disney Springs again (but in the day this time round). It's really insane how much effort was put in in the designs, both interior and exterior, for the shops and restaurants.
Epcot
Current weather : Cloudy
Current mood : Excited
Quote-of-the-post: “I can't hold on to you. You're like a shooting star. Just a trail of fire in my hands.” ― Leah Raeder, Unteachable
Is it weird that I like them more when they're wilted?
Current mood : Excited
Quote-of-the-post: “I can't hold on to you. You're like a shooting star. Just a trail of fire in my hands.” ― Leah Raeder, Unteachable
Is it weird that I like them more when they're wilted?
Day 2 in Orlando was spent at Disney's Hollywood Studios!
Have I mentioned that many of the animals there loved showing their butt to us?
Meet exhibit 1
Happy New Year readers! :)
If you don't know already, I went to USA during my winter break with my family, Ethel and her mother. So, I spent half my December , which also means half my holidays (urgh holidays need to be longer), there. Stayed in Orlando for 9 nights and New York for another 4 nights. It's my first time in Orlando, the land of theme parks (as I'd like to call it).
If you don't know already, I went to USA during my winter break with my family, Ethel and her mother. So, I spent half my December , which also means half my holidays (urgh holidays need to be longer), there. Stayed in Orlando for 9 nights and New York for another 4 nights. It's my first time in Orlando, the land of theme parks (as I'd like to call it).
Current weather : Windy
Current mood : Tired
Quote-of-the-post: “There’s a difference between romanticizing things and seeing the beauty in them”
I've been owing this particular post for months, but I've finally have both the inspiration and time, so here it is.
Gen and I went to Punggol Waterway Park on my birthday back in September. It had just opened then so there were still some constructions going on. We kinda got lost because we didn't know how to exit the park (I know, it's funny) but eventually we found our way out to the mrt after a reeeeaaally long walk.
Current mood : Tired
Quote-of-the-post: “There’s a difference between romanticizing things and seeing the beauty in them”
I've been owing this particular post for months, but I've finally have both the inspiration and time, so here it is.
Gen and I went to Punggol Waterway Park on my birthday back in September. It had just opened then so there were still some constructions going on. We kinda got lost because we didn't know how to exit the park (I know, it's funny) but eventually we found our way out to the mrt after a reeeeaaally long walk.
These were taken back in 2012 at my granny's birthday dinner (Tony Roma's). yeah I know, pretty long ago eh. but I was in the mood to edit photos ;)
Just messing around with some pictures I took long ago.
I was really tired of doing my work, so I played around with some photos. They were taken in San Fran, and yes, I know I still haven't posted the last blog post on sanfran. I'll try to get it done soon! I lost my inspiration and I didn't wanna give you guys 'crappily'-edited photos. ;(
lunch
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just a bunch of monkeys hanging out
Exploratorium: let's just say there's a lot of crazy hands-on shit there. It was really an experience.
their 'behind the scenes' area where they make the exhibits
it's been a real long while since I've played pinball
our own rendition of sand art
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this dude is both insane and amazing, everything is made up of toothpicks
you can bring your dog EVERYWHERE in San Fran, that's so fun
ETHEL'S JUMPSHOT WOOHOO
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cool kid
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thermal sensor (yes, I'm the odd one with 'shades')
look at our hands
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high-five-ing with our own shadows, talk about cool
this is darn cute, the child's dad posed as a zombie before the flash came up
