Wedding Music – Revisited
Nearly a year ago I wrote a series of posts on wedding music. Even though our own event was 3 years ago, whenever I listen to a music composition, my subconscious self still goes on appraisal mode to see if
Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Nearly a year ago I wrote a series of posts on wedding music. Even though our own event was 3 years ago, whenever I listen to a music composition, my subconscious self still goes on appraisal mode to see if
I’m actually quite new to this whole burping business. Heck – prior to Hannah joining our family, I didn’t know the implications of not burping babies at all, but quickly wised-up to it when Hannah first merlion-ed a feed. It
I haven’t had the chance to use my recently acquired Gorilla Pod Focus extensively yet as we haven’t had the chance to bring Hannah out for outdoor photographic shoots yet, apart from that nearly failed attempt on Sunday. But here
Reposted from the school blog I write for. Mention the name “The East India Company”, and you’re likely to immediately either associate it with the last two movies of the Pirates of the Carribean film trilogy, or Sir Stamford Raffles.
Since March this year, I’ve been slacking and letting my muscles atrophy. Why March though? Well during that month, I was spending two evenings per week at the SAFRA Toa Payoh gym to work out. Part of national service obligation
Ling had the idea of trying to set Hannah on her tummy to give her the opportunity to get used to the sensation. Babies apparently at this time are about the age where they start learning to roll over. Unfortunately,
Ling always complains that she doesn’t look so good when I take pictures of her and Hannah. She’d look at her oily skin, eye bags, wrinkles, unflattering lighting, pimples, acne, black spots; then cringe and grumble that I didn’t take
Just 2 days before Hannah popped in June, I managed to get a set of decals to decorate her room. I got it from a shop at Parkway Parade Shopping Centre and its asking price was cheaper than other decals
I finally set aside some time over Sunday evening to begin reading the second of two photography books I’d bought from Kinokuniya during the 20% members discount a week ago. Lonely Planet has a couple of photography-theme books. I like
Someone was saying that while macro photography is reasonably accessible to amateur photographers, it remains one of the most difficult themes in photo-taking for amateurs. There’s some truth to that: you’d want specialized equipment for starters – dedicated macro lenses,
Prior to marriage when I was living semi-alone in my Perth studio apartment, my laundry schedule was roughly about once every 7 days. The laundry machine I was using was one of those huge almost industrial sized ones that could
The Gorillapod Focus arrived yesterday via USPS Postal Service after spending around 8 days in delivery – I purchased it from a small Montana-based shop selling photographic accessories. Ling has been anticipating the tripod’s arrival and already has ideas on
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