Today has been a heck of a day. Aside from learning the Cha Cha and Latin dance with our boy partners, we finally started learning the Chinese dance: 桃夭[click to watch]. It's been so long since I've danced long sleeves. For the time being, I'm just worried about doing the Cha Cha dance since my legs refuse to cooperate with me. (NUUUUU~ ) Anyhow, I will "add oil".

After the long leadership training, where we were supposedly researching, but instead were fooling around, Shirley, Sharon, and I met up with Megan to head to Pingtom Park. It was a rather nice day, despite the heavy clouds and whatnots. Megan was attracted to this pink flower that we spotted on the way. I think it's Hibiscus. (Haha thank you, Megan!)
Haha she's so silly, I love her.

Then I wandered off to my natural habit, where I take snapshots of the wonderful nature around me. I can't remember anymore how many times I wanted to cry out of happiness - Mother nature is just too overwhelming.




It's rather funny how such simple nature just attracts me like a strong magnet. Wherever I go, they always seem to envelope in me in some sort of welcoming and loving way. Nature has its way of making everything so small, so beautiful and calming - much like a fairytale - where it can take you to a world beyond troubles and worries.


I enjoy the fact that flowers seem to have their way of making peace with one another. Unlike humans, they always seem to get along with each other pretty well. Rather than hiding, they strive for us to notice them. Their beauty will not be forgotten. If passerby only stops for a few seconds, to inhale the scent of their innocence, I'm sure that even flowers can make their day.




Princesses in waiting. I don't know the names of these beauties, but from far away, they look like little puffs of clouds. (So KYOOOTT~ ) When I look at them, I just want to cry out in happiness. Hehee~


This was a rather interesting flower. I don't know what it is, but its uniqueness attracts me. I love how these tiny miracles amuse me to no extent. They are a gift from heavens - perhaps also blessings - that bring happiness to us. Or maybe just me, but.. eez kind of cool.


Tiny tinkerbells in a land of paradise - oh how I admire them. I love the way they sway together in a quick breeze, like silent dancing ballerinas gone unnoticed. Doesn't looking at it give you a sense of freedom and relaxation?


What disturbs me the most is how people smoke and leave their cigarette butts on the floor. I can understand that some people can't quit smoking, but leaving their butts next to such innocent nature should be avoided.


We resumed our walk in the park and started swinging. Haha! I was swinging for awhile, but then decided that taking pictures do not require a preparation of heart. lOL! (Truthfully, I got scared because I was swinging so high.) I'm such a coward with a fear of heights. But for some odd reasons, I love flying - a sense of freedom.


This was a rather interesting flower we saw on our way out of the park. Though the sharp edges look frightening, it's actually quite fragile in comparison to humans. Does anyone know the name for this flower? It will be most helpful.


So we left for Joy Yee for my mango tapioca drink. I was so thirsty haha. No picture of it. But we stopped by the Joy Yee sushi place that's going to be opening soon. (HOPEFULLY!) I definitely want to eat here. Look at the sushi!


So yummy looking! Inside, they have a glass/plastic floor with goldfish swimming underneath it! I eez excited!

Then we stopped by Walgreens to look at food haha! More like looking and drooling over chocolates and candies while waiting for Megan’s mom to pick us up!

Wow, this is a long entry. I shall end now. Hehee.

Sharlin