RE: A Thriving, Livable, and Colorful Metropolis … Singapore – CityScape Photography
Hi @majes.tytyty,
I agree about the colorful buildings in Singapore. That really stood out to me on my short trip. I will do it again in 90 days and hope I can have longer visit and see more while there. I really liked the trip and the city, so I hope a repeat will be even better.
I'm back for another Q contest. This time my son got nominated with his awesome flower shot for photo friday. I don't remember if I answered you before, but yes, you only need to upvote this comment with 1% to make your vote count. The original post is not involved, and thank you so much for the support on that already.
I hope you are doing well up there. I am supposed to go to dinner with friends and I am now waiting for the "all clear." We just had one of those 30 minute storms from nowhere on a beautiful hot day. It should be over soon and I will be eating some yummy street food.
All's well here. I'm in the countryside, about 2 hours south of Chiang Mai now, visiting a friend. It's supremely peaceful, with all sorts of different birds chirping and cooing and warbling outside the window. Nice.
I'm glad you enjoyed your Singapore trip. Another of my friends from CM just went there for the first time, and he thoroughly enjoyed it
I hope you had a great dinner. I'll head over and give your comment an upvote.
Cheers, and all the best.
Thank you so much! This is a more competitive contest, so I hope he gets it. I've been looking at my old videos from the peaceful country in Northern Thailand a few years ago. I am jealous of you!
You and your son are always welcome! I hope he gets it, too.
I just returned to CM after 2.5 days in the countryside. I'm jealous of my friend, who lives in a tiny, quiet village. From the time one wakes up to the time s/he goes to sleep, s/he can enjoy a blissfully peaceful environment. Quite different from city life. Oh, and sleeping time is pretty blissful, too. :-)
The second morning, I was invited along with my friends to the wedding of a local couple. (The groom was the son of a colleague of the girlfriend of my friend!!)
I did not know anyone besides my friend and his girlfriend, but by the time I left, it seems that I had become friends with half the townsfolk.
Aw! I miss Thailand. Everyone is a friend there.
Here I am moving on Thursday because the landlord "doesn't want me here." This is the full reason I am leaving. She is incensed just to see me in the common area working and slamming doors on her way in and out. It is quite stressful at the moment, but I persevere.
The new place is in the same condo complex and I have high hopes!
All the best in your new place. Hope you can avoid the previous landlady.
Haha! I probably will not see her. This is a very large place and I will be at the far end and not on her schedule.