Record the world's beauty before it fades away
You ask why am I so grouchy? Well, because it’s 34-degrees outside and I’m sweltering in the heat.
Wish I were in the car enjoying the air-conditioning instead of outside it.
Feeling a tinge of envy with my Samsung S6. Good ad concept – a car so cool that even the cat wants it 🙂
Stretching out, warming up, getting ready to strut its stuff. Waiting for the cat walk with my Samsung S6.
In an economic downtown, some people get fired. Some people play with fire.
By choice or forced by circumstances, the “fireman” is a risky occupation – one that requires absolute concentration on stage, and yet be a multi-tasker to entertain and make the crowd laugh. Yet the father-son team made me appreciate their support for each other. This is what family is about. Looking at a tough job with my Samsung S6.
Waving the national flag in the air, braving the hot sun blazing down, screaming their hearts out. Nothing, nothing can keep patriotism down.
I had the privilege to attend Leona’s 5th birthday over the weekend. I got to know her through my documentary research 2 years ago.
She’s special because she has Trisomy 18. When doctors were not optimistic, she has a mother who refused to give up on her. Apart from my mother, this mother is one of the strongest women I know.
Thanks to her, Leona thrived and celebrated one year after another of life.
Their existence is a triumphant celebration of life, hope and resilience.
Grateful for life with my Samsung S6.
Before feeding. Grumpy face.
After feeding. The face says it all. Finger licking good.
We fought last night,
But never mind.
I scratch your back,
You scratch mine,
It shows we still care for each other,
So let’s make up and forget our woes.
Dinner made with father-in-law’s love tastes best.
Slurping it down with my Samsung S6.
Duck: Come on, darling, give me a chance. Just one date, please?
Cock: It’s impossible between us. You quack, I cluck, there’s no connection.
Chuckling with my Samsung S6.
Exaggeratingly big, colourful and uncomfortable to wear, these clown shoes can cost between $250 to $1,000, depending on the model and the make. Yet the owner does not accept donations for her acts to wear these shoes to bring joy to the unwell and put a smile on their faces. Putting a new meaning to shoes with my Samsung S6.
