Life’s too short for grainy moments or to lug a big DSLR around. For this reason, I’m seriously contemplating a camera phone. Blackberry and iphone are not out of my reach, but I can’t bear the thought of spending so much on a phone that could buy me a new pair of lens. Till I get a better camera phone, here’s some pictures taken spontaneously with my lousy 2-megapix Sony Ericsson phone.
“Meow….,” The kitty purrs contentedly as it scratches its back on the ground, luxuriating in the moment with its eyes closed.
Sounds of “oof, ooof” come out from Brownie, our favourite stray in the neighbourhood as he swallows the bak kwa without chewing. We have a soft spot for Brownie because he looks stupid with his wide-set eyes, short tail, hanging d**k which combine to give him a silly aura. We suspect he has a low dog IQ. Seriously. Some mean guy once drew blue eyebrows on his face but the effect was really hilarious.
Nowadays, we try to make it a point to save bones from our meals to give Brownie a good chew. The look of elation and gratitude as he bounces around us after a meal is priceless. Since I can’t have a dog now, I may as well content myself by making friends with the strays.
We celebrated Loy Krathong at Lumpini Park for the second year running. On this full moon night, the park was filled with people and entrepreneurial vendors with a wide array of krathong designs. This year, we opted for the flower theme and got ourselves a sunflower krathong (for me) and little lotus bud krathong (for mr;p). Note to brother: No foam was used at all. To float the krathong, banana stems were used as the krathong bases instead.
