Skywatch Friday - Night Kite Flying

Interesting to fly a night kite. This kite was operated by a remote control. The kite must be very expensive, wonder what happen if halfway the battery dies down and the kite would crash down on the ground.

A short video on the night kite.

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Chinese New Year 2013 - Chinese New Year Decorations

As soon as we ushered in the new year, Chinese New Year Decorations are already displayed in some malls. Time really flies fast, next month Chinese all over the world will be welcoming the Chinese New Year in the Year of the Snake. So expect many displays to be in the form of the snakes.

Love this display of cranes at Nex Mall, took these photos with my handphone.

Happy New Year 2013

Here wishing all my blogger friends a very Happy New Year. Wishing everyone Good Health, Good Luck and Good Fortune and may all your wishes come true. Heavy rain and more wet weathers ahead so stay safe and dry. For Chinese, water means money so it might be a good sign to start the year with good auspicious sign. :)

Marina Bay Office Building

Inside one of the tall office building in Marina Bay Financial Centre, the lobby looked so grand just like a hotel. Love this tall christmas tree in the lobby.

On the second floor was the food court where they sold mainly local food. Oh I love this biscuit corner, reminded me of my childhood times where we bought bicuits in the tins from the grocery shop.

Outside the building is this famous buffalo sculpture which I posted before. You can view my earlier post.

Skywatch Friday - Marina Bay

Took photos of these tall office tower buildings at the Marina Bay Financial Centre. My sister worked in one of the tall building so I got a chance to visit inside one of the building but only on the lobby area, could not go up to her office due to security reasons.

Love this stretch of the link between Marina Bay Financial Centre and Marina Bay Sands. A great place to take photo of the whole rows of financial buildings and the Singapore river.

Spotted among the tall building was Clifford Pier. Clifford Pier was built between 1927 and 1933, and was named after Sir Hugh Clifford, Governor of the Straits Settlements between 1927 and 1929.

Christmas trees made from recycled materials.

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