Talking about the clouds, this was the sky captured just right after the earlier post. Slightly disappointed that such intimidating blanket of gray produced only a thin shower of rain. Perhaps it'll pick up volume tonight.
First attempt at merging photos here. Wasn't as easy as taught at the Adobe Alter Ego workshop on Tuesday, largely because the pictures used by the instructor were already carefully selected.
On a very different note, it's the end of the tenth week. Three more weeks to reading week. Have mixed feelings about the term coming to an end. For one, I would be happy by the last week as I have only three papers to look forward to. And certainly happier with whatever projects in store after the exams.
For another, this would signal half my journey as an undergrad. And it is rather sad to know that I would be leaving this knowledge trove that has become my third home. Well, if I am smart I may extend it to four or five years or even to a lifetime, hur hur...suddenly a lifetime doesn't sound too pleasing.
Ah, nonetheless, as Bilbo would say, the road goes ever on and on. Can I not stop to savour it? Alas, the feet never stop, for time waits for no one. Not even a hobbit.
Friday, March 23, 2007
The Sky
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Ok 2 things to say about that pic. Singapore looks like some industrial country. All those structures are factories. Second, that is one scary cloud. All in all, it looked like doomsday or that scene from independence day
Heh. The buildings in the foreground are the hostel blocks, just slightly beyond are some other buildings.
The background is actually not factories but the port. The massive structures you see I believe are cranes to transport cargo. At night the port lights up. One of the best views for a window. Beyond that is the sea!
Hrm, about the clouds: scary, isn't it? We'll see more of it if we continue to cause global warming. Or to just sit and do nothing about it.
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