Christmas atmosphere..

Is the holiday season! People are taking leaves and going for holidays or just to laze around at home or even to do shoppings! Recession? Hmm.. well, why are there still so many people at Orchard Road? Shopping centres in the suburban areas or regional towns are expanding. Jurong Point extension is such an example. I have not been to Jurong Point for donkey years and a plan to visit that place is high on my list of "adventure" in this small island. Jokes aside and let's get down to something more serious! Okay, there is nothing really serious about a blog and I don think people should take seriously to what one's blog. A blog is a place to ventilate or rather to tell the cyberspace some things that will bore your friends or rather no one wants to hear. This is because as a friend, you are suppose to "listen" more and not talk the world of yourself! Anyway, enough of crapping and perhaps it is also time to write that year end reflections and new year resolutions!

Another good piece of news for this season is my friend has just given birth to her second son on the 15 December (Monday). Have to make time to visit her 8). Second piece of news is my boss is on vacation until next year - YEAH. Third piece of news is there is no 3 piece of good news!

Below are some photos taken this holiday season at ORCHARD ROAD:

Along route to Takashimaya.

Rows of Teddy bears forming a tree, displayed at Takashimaya Shopping Centre. I want one of those cutties.

Decorations on the Christmas Trees at Ngee Ann City. I wonder whether they recycle the same tree every year! Is good if they did that!

Street decorations. Not that impressive.

Welcome to Orchard Road and a Merry Christmas to you.

The other big and tall Christmas tree just outside Paragon. I like this one!

I tot i took more photos. Anyway, 6 is better than none.

"Iron, when heated and pounded, becomes a fine sword. Likewise, Buddhism teaches that our true strength and potential cannot be forged without hardships. " - Extracted from "Human Revolution" by Daisaku Ikeda's Words of Wisdom.

Merry Christmas to all!