adjusting

this morng. took a bus down to return my lens and back.
brought my laptop with me to do the photos. took like 2hrs and all to sort them.

been coughing mad.


missing thailand. looking at the photos doesn't help. haha.
its like.. just yesterday, i was in unc asholi's hse. i was in the car. i was at uncle james' res. now, i'm like.. back in bedok. back to where i stay.

haha.



this is really the post-thailand syndrome.

i love benjamin.
my camera loves him too.


Joy From Within
my personal fav shot.


De Fence
I like this shot although I feel that he wood shouldn't been blocking his face. But even with that piece of wood blocking his face, you know that he is one happy little kid.


Sweet Childhood
And... here's the both of them.
They were just happily playing together when i came with my camera. They were just amazed that they could see themselves through the small screen.


Looking Through
Benjamin's good friend. She loves to eat berries.


Cornered
Found this little boy at this village. He didn't seem to want to play with me. ): Unlike other villages, he seemed alone.


Stand Guard
Unlike Singapore kids, as long as they are able to walk, they are on their own.


In the Making...
At that age, we could only play with toy cars and dolls.


The Gift of Hope
This is Benjamin. Met him during my March N. Thailand mission trip just last week. He's got a captivating smile.
His dad left, leaving his mother with 2 small boys to bring up. Benjamin is still just as happy.