Queueing for Ice-cream

I'm almost always feeling to warm or too cold. Chad teases me about the very narrow range of temperature I consider comfortable.

The temperature in Seattle this afternoon happens to fall within this narrow optimal range. The sun was shining. Not much of a breeze. On my walk to Wallingford, I could wear what Chad calls my "Singapore clothes"- short pants and a cotton blouse. I found that being in the shade was just as comfortable as being in the sun.


There were many people about, sitting outside, enjoying the warm day. Many were queueing up for ice-cream at Molly Moon's. The flavour which caught my eye- Pormegranate Curry Sorbet! I could kick myself for not joining in that queue today. I'm not making that same mistake tomorrow! Warm sunny day and Pomegranate curry sorbet- here I come!

Visiting Mom and Dad in Malacca

My parents' were born and grew up in Malacca and I was born there too, though spent most of my childhood and teen years in Batu Pahat. They have since relocated back to Malacca. In our April trip, Chad and I visited Malacca whenenever we had a chance.

The slideshow below is dedicated to both my Mom and Dad, Albert and Philomena.

The audio soundtrack of this slideshow is dedicated to my mom and mothers everywhere.

To best enjoy the following slideshow, please view in HQ for best quality and mute/pause the music on my playlist player found on the right hand side of this page. Do turn down the volume if the audio gets too loud.



Click here for the direct link to the slideshow on Youtube.