Chinatown Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival
For the first time, the Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival is held at the Chinatown’s Banda Street (opposite Maxwell food Centre), and its theme features World heritage Lanterns of 8 different nations, namely China, India, Japan, Turkey, Nepal, Cambodia, Russia & U.K.
These are reproductions of Unesco World Heritage Sites such as Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Great Wall of China. There are other events like performances of incredible magic, balloon sculpting and musicians from Mexican troupe and delightful lady belly dancers to charm and entertain everyone.
A giant lantern replica of the Rusia Basilica is one of the World Heritage lanterns on display.
All these lanterns have been made by 20 master lantern makers, specially flown in from China’s Sichuan.
Popularity: 16% [?]
Photo Hunt: Music
Nowadays, when listening to music, we can’t not to talk about MP3, MP4 or MP5 player.
20 years ago, many music albums were still released in cassette format. Cassette albums began to disappear in the market with the introduction of CD, DVD and other digital recording format such as digital audio tape and MiniDisc.
Since Oct 2001, Apple introduced the iPod portable music player and has changed the way we get our favorite music.
Now, we are buying digital music from the net and download into the MP3/MP4/MP5 player or our mobile phone.
The cassette player in the background is old Walkman and my wife use her LG Shine mobile phone to enjoy her music.
My portable MP4 digital player
How’s yours?
Popularity: 18% [?]
Zhen Zhen Porridge
What I hate the most from this stall is Queue.
Zhen Zhen Porridge is located at the famous at Maxwell Road Food Centre. There are many types of porridge (for example fish, chicken meat) and the servings portion are quite generous, you can put lots of spring onion, ginger slices, chili as topping for your porridge. And the best part is very cheap.
For this bowl of fish porridge is only SG$2.50.
Is worth the wait or not? Up to individual lah.
Popularity: 26% [?]
Photo Hunt: Dirty
Generally, Singapore is pretty clean and wants to remain that status.
However, when you step into the HDB heartlands, you will find that some residents do litter, especially floor near to the letterbox area are full of leaflets. Also irresponsible people sticking advertisements all over the place, resulting walls being dirtied when the sticky paper ads are peeled off.
Dirty Letterbox Area
Unsightly Lift
I hope everyone should maintain our neighborhoods clean and comfortable.
Popularity: 5% [?]
