First Day at Work And Timbre

First day at work was a very new experience to me. From front line customer service to behind the desk clerk. I hated it at first, but now i am starting to love the computer access, 1 hour lunch break and lovely co-workers (though a lot of them are leaving). Was meeting yuxuan at 7pm at Timbre, but work ended at 6pm, so i had some time to spare. Since my canon finally recovered on Monday, i went on a photo-taking spree after work. See the tall tall buildings behind me, that’s where i work!!! So cool~~ Just that i work on the first floor =.=  Was taking picture on the bridge to take in the view of raffles city when i spotted this nice flower patch! Was taking photos outside the patch up i realised i can’t really capture the whole flowering view… So I stepped inside the flower patch. People around me must think that i am crazy. But i don't care, the pictures turned out really nice!!! That the infamous durian. I think my self cam timer skill is also getting better, even yuxuan has no choice but to admit that this photo is nice :)Yuxuan was late. So i ended up taking even more photos around Singapore river.Tried my best to capture Victoria Concert Hall. There’s a very antique feeling attached to it.    A series of timer photos. Lots of passer-bys were nice enough to wait for my timer to click the picture first before walking pass me~rt houseYou can see the Art House!  And the parliament. Nice view at Clark Quay. Yuxuan was late, which explains the extra photos. And she finally arrived. It was so nice talking to her again and exchange gossips! Too bad 53A wasn’t performing. Or else the night would be perfect.We are legal to drink. Yx’s photo taking skills not bad heh! That’s our minty vodka.  And Hell’s kitchen pizza.  Met Shinyi at Timbre! The whole atmosphere at Timbre was really really nice. Look at the lights! Perfect for ‘hanging out' yo~’ (quote yx). Im using some whitening moisturiser nowadays. Working well~The lights at night is beautiful~ And of course my faithful camera was good enough to capture the lights.