Lantern festival at clarke Quay
14th Sept 2008
Lantern festival at clarke Quay
Ever wonder how beautiful lights arein the nite?
and how a light and a candle can brighten one's life?
well yap it's Chinese Mid autumn festival
and it's not only chinese garden that u can see beautiful lights
this year the clarke quay river lit up like a birthday cake
with lots of lights
i was so dazed by the lights x.X
cant stop taking photos of the lantern scalptures
but i was quite saddened when i saw my horoscope animal -.-
do u call that a freaking dog? ! T^T
10 ppl walk pass it 9 will say wah cat look like dog
wat was worst and funny was a kid asking his mother
"mummy in the 12 horoscope got cat ah?"
i was like err duh cat lost in the race of then 12 animals bah xD
anyway i gotta edit the photos and put them in my matsuri blog page.wow events sure builds up in my matsuri blog =3
not to mention it going international xD
not at all the best but well i am slowly introduction stuff from singapore and exchanging culture with other countries =)
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