Cuckoo Callay

And good lighting!

Sly Cafe

Common Man Coffee Roaster

Rainy Days

Have not experienced a full rainy day like this for a while. I never thought I’d say this, but since humidity levels have changed, over here I’d prefer the sun over clouds any day.

 

 

Home Away From Home

It’s been about a week since I first stepped into this room, and already, I can imagine how I’m going to feel when its time to leave.

 

 

 

 

Mum’s orders:

 

Dad’s orders:

 

The view from my window:

 

Back in sg, I felt the frequent need to escape to cafes because  I needed that time alone. But here, it seems to be the opposite. I am alone by default, and I go out to look for people only when I feel the need to (which, well, isn’t very often).
I miss the people back home, but for now…
Enjoy this while it lasts…

Espresso Revamped

 

It’s been a while since I dropped by. Was surprised to see that the white walls with friendly-looking vines were gone. In place was a cement-coloured wall, bare and somewhat more distant. More “cool”, but distant.

Change is constant, after all.

Veggie Cottage

Another backdated post, from our visit to Veggie Cottage some time back.

A simple, relatively quiet place, with not-too-bad food and drinks, to spend the afternoon – that is, if you don’t mind slightly flimsy chairs, the occasional loud chatter, and the temperamental air-conditioning.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CoffeeSmith

An indie place on the bridge, indeed.

A few steps away from the extreme chaos and rush of the City, lies a hidden corner of extreme charm and comforting warm drinks.

Coffeesmith.

President’s Young Talents at S.A.M

Morning Light

May Day.

I stood in the kitchen for a few moments, and admired the silent beauty of the slanting rays around me.

Nature’s subtle reminder that there can only be light because there is darkness,

And the beauty of light is enhanced by shadows.

Thank you for showing me the beauty in simple things.