One of my favourite fruit is in season again and I can hardly wait to grab them.The lovely fruit originates from Guangdong and that is why it is also called 'the Kingdom of Lychee' because the province has the highest and best lychee production in China and lychees are grown almost everywhere in the province. In Guangdong there is a grove that has a lychee production record of over 2000 years!

Sars widow wed again

Many may remember the Sars epidemic that happened in Singapore five years ago.Those who know about Dr Koh Woon Puay will also know of how her husband then fought courageously and finally succumbed to the disease leaving behing two daughters then one and four.

Today wearing a strapless wedding gown she exchange marrigae vows with entrepreneur and author George Tan whom she met last year just before Christmas.

All of us who read the news are so happy for her.

Today is the third day that I sprained my ankle.Nothing much to do except listening to the music and sufing the net at home..

Sichuan Earthquake

The earthquake happened on the 12th May 2008,2.28pm.The earthquake measuring 7.8 richter scale caused widespread damage to south western China.Many lives are lost and many more lost their loves one and their livelihood.
Nearly 20,000 people lost their lives and many more are lost.

Children of Hunza Valley

Children doing their homework on the floor

The splendour of Mother Earth

In the past year or so..I have been in the mountains and on mountains and never fail to marvel at God's creation.They put things in perspective and whenyou are troubled by certains things in life,you ought to just gaze at the mountains and all your troubles will go away.

Trip to Pakistan

I am turning 35 this year and still single,would love to travel the world if my resources allow me.Here are my recent photos of trip to Pakistan,a lovely country of mountains and valleys.Sadly though,not many people know of it.Whenever we heard of Pakistan it is in the News, car bombs,assasination etc

Pakistan is a land of many splendours. The Scenery changes northward from coastal beaches, lagoons and mangrove swamps to sandy deserts, desolate plateaus, fertile plains, dissected uplands and high mountains with beautiful valleys, snow-covered peaks and eternal glaciers. This variety of landscape divided Pakistan into six major regions-the Northern High Mountainous Region, the Western Low Mountainous Region, the Potwar Uplands, the Baluchistan Plateau, the Punjab Plain and the Sind Plain.