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Project 365.

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You took everything while I was staring at the sun.

145/365.I waited for 45 minutes for 1 second of action - the lightning - it kept on raining and raining but not even once did the lightning appeared!And since I had everything all ready, it would be such a waste if I didn’t contribute to my never ending (literally) Project 365.So introducing you the Kambing (sheep in Malay). A day in the life of a sheep. I love the last panel. He’s like literally on the floor but drunk or asleep I do not know.

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Beneath the orange sky.

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Taken with my phone and is uploading it from my phone too. Technology is awesome.

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Confucius say “Be like a lantern on the ceiling wall. Flow with the wind but don’t move at all.”Well obviously I made that part up. Meh. =/

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Today is World Nutella Day!!
Crackers with Nutella with banana sandwich all over!! :D

× 1 × world nutella day × nutella

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So today is my brother’s birthday! Poor boy had to doodle all over the kitchen calendar for it. >.>

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There has been too much fiasco concerning the SMRT and their recent slips. The most horrifying one was actually how Singapore rears its ugly head out, protesting for the CEO to resign?! Come on! This is the first major problem that SMRT have since their first operation in 1987! In other countries, train delays are much more tolerated. In fact it is part of the city life. So the bigger question here is do Singaporeans in general have no mercy? No room for fault? Is this how we are as a country? I’ve been living in this apartment my entire life and during those random bouts of insomnia, I without fail hear the welding sound of the SMRT men just right there at the track. While the rest of us goes to sleep and wakes up expecting an uninterrupted journey, they come here during the wee hours of morning and fix it. Fixing whatever that is needed for a smooth journey for the whole country! We are not even in the slightest bit aware of what’s happening behind the scenes yet the minute they screwed up, Singapore went amok.