I’ve realised, i’ve been away for a month already! Do ya’ll still miss me huh? haha.. well.. i guess after awhile people adapt to not having me around.. like how i adapt to not being with my SG family and friends.
This week was quite busy and hectic! I had school from 830am on Wed, then continued studying even after dinner till 10pm with Joanna in the library. That’s cos thurs to sunday there were so much things to do!
Helped my neighbour, Jon, make a casserole for his cell gathering on Thurs cos he couldnt use his own kitchen. I ended up going with him and Jenn to their cell to check it out. Kinda like it.. had a chance to play the piano for them also. =)
Friday afternoon, i went to the city with some of my ex-poly friends. Went shopping! Whee! There was really cheap stuff la.. bought 4 belts at only $1 each!!! And there were nice $5 and $10 tops also. But didn’t spend a lot la.. hehe.. Went to meet up with Isaac’s cell for dinner at some Korean place. It was kinda like Korean bbq.. the food was not bad.. and his cell friends were quite nice la.. hmmm.. so seems like i gotta decide which cell i prefer to be in. Anyways.. have another week to think about it.. cos next week is a combined cell thing for all the uni students in church.
I had one of the best Saturdays this week! Zak and i went to Fremantle for Brunch and some shopping!

Freo Market
I had eggs and bacon on toast with a glass of orange juice.. mmm.. it was so good la! We ate at this cafe:

Inside the cafe
After brunch we walked around to look at the shops.. there were quite a few surf shops, boutiques and vintage shops.. managed to buy Havis at quite a good price. Then went to look around in the market area.

little stalls

Fresh fruits for sale!
I bought grapes and strawberries! Plump, juicy and sweet! Really good stuff and cheaper than the supermarkets.
We head back at around 1 plus cos Zak had to attend some leader’s training in the afternoon.. (man.. i do miss our leader’s training in sg too!).. so i went home.. studied a bit then napped. I’ve been taking lots of afternoon naps here! haha..
The Perth International Arts Festival 2009 is going on over here.. some of us wanted to go check out the outdoor movie screening of a little arts animation film at Jeff Joseph Reserve.. but in the end.. some of them had to study or had other plans.. so Jon and i went to check it out ourselves.
A write up of the event from the website:
Watch the sun set against the beautiful backdrop of three spectacular waterside locations and be part of Perth Festival’s floating family film spectacular. Find yourself a viewpoint on the shore, spread out a picnic with family and friends then enjoy surprise entertainment before the film begins.
After the sun goes down, the gigantic floating screen lights up with another delightful animation from Japanese master Hayao Miyazaki. Kiki’s Delivery Service is a coming-of-age story about warmhearted family-friendly witch Kiki (voice by Kirsten Dunst) and her sarcastic talking cat Jiji (the late Phil Hartman of The Simpsons). Set in a time when airships ruled the skies, Kiki jets off on her broom to the quaint new seaside town of Korico to become the town’s witch. What follows are a series of hilarious mishaps and misadventures.
Laugh along with this magical adventure story that will enchant toddlers, fascinate older children and delight adults. Sit back and enjoy fabulous, free family entertainment as the Perth Festival floats right up to your doorstep!
Photos overload coming up!

The parking area: Pple coming prepared for a comfortable picnic

We could see Perth City on the other side of Swan River!

The floating screen and the sun setting behind

beautiful...

the One who created this painting in the sky is amazing

hello!

Me with Jon

Sun almost down

and the sun went down..

and the movie starts
I think the scenery, sunset over the river was better than the movie itself.. haha.. but overall, it was a nice outing la.. with food, snacks, decent show and star gazing at the end. Just beautiful. =)
Just marvel at how beautiful this world is… and how vast the heavens are.