On top of the world.

Oh hello!

I realise I have not posted anything in more than a month. The same reason/excuse applies: school.

Term 2 has (always) been a whirlwind. There were so many events, so many holidays, the school term just whizzed past. But I had a great time. As I've always mentioned, I enjoy Term 2 the most. I might do a short post about my school life in the past term...let's see how it goes. :)

So yes. The long-awaited school holiday is finally here! Well, to be honest, "school holiday" doesn't really exist once you start Year 3. "School holiday" is merely another word for study break. Especially since I'm in my last year of school, with the Mid-Year Exams which will commence immediately once school starts again at the end of June, and the A Levels looming on the horizon (okay it's in November, but yanno, time flies), I see myself spending most of my time revising. But I am a firm believer of the proverb "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." I am determined to add colours to my holiday. After all, what is holiday without some proper playtime?

(Anyway this intro is getting too long. Let's just jump straight into what this post is about.)

So last Saturday, my family and I decided to head to the Skybridge on the 50th floor at The Pinnacle@Duxton. The Pinnacle@Duxton is the tallest public housing in Singapore and if I'm not wrong, in the world as well. It is such a stunning piece of architecture and one would be surprised that it is actually a public housing! Moreover, it is located right beside the CBD. And it is 50 storeys tall. Massive envy towards the residents there.

The photos below are taken with my Canon 650D.

A candid shot of my mom :)

And behold! The view from the 50th floor!

Chinatown! 

An interesting sculpture thingy at the Skybridge

I wanted to include all the shophouses and hence I had to take in the railing too...

Even the bird is taking in the view hehehe.

The famous Pearl Bank Apartment!

A photo of my dad :)

Photo credits to my dad for making me look cool.

And the obligatory cliché shots.

And some strangers photo had to be taken.

Hope you've enjoyed these photos!

Elsa :)