My home renovations did more than just minor disruptions to my blogging schedule. The long absence from this space probably made many of you think that I’m never coming back in here to update anything again.
Apologies for all that. Now that I’m back, there are so many things to post and update. So let me start with this one, on my trip to Beijing and the shots that I managed to get along the way when I had some free time.
China is beautiful in so many ways. I wished I had more time to travel around and take in the sights and sounds of this amazing place. If anything at all, I’m not exactly a city girl at heart. I much prefer going by scenic roads and be in touch with the blue skies and vast lands. Does that make any sense to you at all?
Has it occurred to anyone of you.. that when you are away from home, anywhere and everywhere you go just seems to be a good spot for photos. I guess a change of environment from time to time is good for all of us (personal opinion).
Absolutely love this shot.
Don’t worry.
Let every moment be what it’s meant to be.
What’s meant to be will come your way.
What’s not will fall away.
– Mandy Hale
Photos by Pauline Soh
Comments
7 Responses to “The Long Absence”
I envy your travels and leisure photos. Reminds me of when I did similar, though not as extensive, years ago. Good that you quit full time acting and made time for yourself. Good break. Enjoy your postings.
You’ve been always for too long! But welcome back!
A change of environment is always good, especially when we live in such a fast moving country.
Thank you! =)
Welcome back, Jeanette.
Glad you enjoyed China.
And I’m liking the wristwatch-over-sweater-sleeve flourish in your top photo. Elegant. Very Agnelli-esque…
Your blog is one of the few from SG, which I still visit from time to time. It has gravity. A depth of character that is refreshingly different.
Cheers
Ryan
Nice to see you blogging again. You look so radiant in those photos!
YA!!When i travelled to Singapore, i took photos everywhere,even in hawker centres and metros HAHAHA!!
Agree with ur points!!!
Just like what I have always told my frds that I prefer Boston much more than NY, natural landscape & cultural heritage are more attractable to me than the modern city and definitely the most important selecting factors for traveling..
‘when you are away from home, anywhere and everywhere you go just seems to be a good spot for photos’, it is so true!! I think coz we r used to the surrounding.. However, when we r in a strange place, our sense of appreciation just be inspired haha..
Last and the most important one, come and film in China!!! Then u can explore many more diff sides of it.. XDDDD