Grey November

How will things unfold today?

Either way, Malaysia is already torn up.

Along the Chao Phraya River is a tourist attraction called Wat Pho.

Inside beholds one of the largest reclining Buddha statues on earth but alas, the rude Jaga fella at the temple spoilt my intentions to behold the shear size of the statue.

Tourists and locals flood this place, seeking prayers and blessings alike.

Random lotus shot in Wat Pho after illegally discovering a back entrance without paying the required entrance fee.  Jaga-lou, NAH!

Not too far along the other side of Chao Phraya River is another foreign-magnet is the form of Wat Arun.

I found it hard to compose most of my pictures except this one but Grace had a field day taking beautiful shots.

Most of the shots here really didn’t turn out the way I intended them to.

Humidity tolerant steel?  Stainless steel I tau la.

This is a very random shot taken in Bangkok.

Bear in mind that the child you see here is not of the two adults you see together in the picture.

The little child was alone, accompanied only by his toy car tugged around using a frail looking string.  Where were his parents?  What was he doing all by himself along a busy street in the dense city of Bangkok, attempting to cross to the other side of the busy street?

*EDITTED*

Here’s the original shot.

Graduation day.  Some photos can be viewed on my facebook.  Link here.

The day started early and I’m tired now.  Convo session supposedly started at 730am but we are Malaysians aren’t we all?

Here are a few shots I randomly took after the convo.

That’s a huge frog.  Yea, frog as a convocation gift.  KATAK.

Even Spongebob paid us a visit.

You count yourselves how many cameras we had to smile to. -_-”