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Tag Archives: Cityscapes
Singapore Fling
Credits: Papers by Queen of Quarks; Elements from Scrap Matter’s Life’s Little Surprises kit and You Are Awesome Kit by Crystal W. Daniel Boulud’s Bistro Moderne, Mario Batali’s Mozza, Boon Tong Kee’s Chicken Rice… all part of my dad’s 70th … Continue reading
Posted in Singapore
Tagged About Me, Cityscapes, Digital Scrapbooking, Family Affairs, Food, Good Eats, Travel, Weekend Getaways
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“Why Taiwan?”
Most would ask when I tell them a trip to our northern neighbor was brewing. “Why not?” Truth is, Taiwan was never really on my radar until Fun Taiwan, a travel show featuring fun things to do in… you guess it… … Continue reading
Hong Kong: A Mini Dining Escapade
Hong Kong used to mean one thing to me in the past – shopping. Not anymore. Today, Hong Kong signifies food – delightful, glorious food. Credits: Papers by Nadi Designs, Art of Digital Design and Prairie Woman Design. Flower by … Continue reading
Posted in Hong Kong
Tagged Asia, Cityscapes, Digital Scrapbooking, Food, Good Eats, Top Picks, Travel, Weekend Getaways
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At the Wharf
If you don’t like crowds and all kinds of tourist traps, Fisherman’s Wharf is probably not the best place to be. But if it is your first time in San Francisco, I would recommend an hour or two to wander … Continue reading
Sean Lions and Pier 39
Credits: Papers from Moninda’s Sea Memories; Elements from PouYou and Me kit; Journal Paper from Scrapmatter’s Life Little Surprises kit California Sea Lions are found along the coast of eastern North Pacific from the coast of Vancouver all the way … Continue reading
Reminiscing
Lombard Street overlooking Russian Hills For a short while I called San Francisco home. Straight from a pampered life, away from the watchful eyes of my parents, living (not exactly) alone in the Richmond District was uncharted territory (for us … Continue reading
Posted in San Francisco, USA
Tagged About Me, Chill, Cityscapes, Family Affairs, Musings, Travel
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The Marina Bay Sands
No I have not been there. My trip to Singapore was mostly business with free time so limited; I opted to visit it some other time. I vowed to return to the bustling multicultural land of hawker food and chili … Continue reading
Bird’s Nest
I was glued to the set on August 8, 2008 as I watched in awe of the spectacle that Beijing presented to the thousands of spectators that streamed through the gates of the National Stadium and to millions of others … Continue reading
The Art of Bargaining
All these name brands that you of course know are fake but sometimes wonder if they really are. They look and feel like the real thing. You make eye contact and hold that shirt and ask, “how much?” then she … Continue reading
Beijing at Night
Credits: Kitschy Digital (You are awesome kit) Chevron and Yellow Houndstooth papers, Knotty girl’s pp1 paper; Caro 752 Marquee 1 & 2 brushes, KPertiet Grungy clusters and LivE Sing for Spring Page overlay; LivE TW01 Tag; K Pertiet Academic Alphas. … Continue reading
Posted in Beijing, China
Tagged Asia, Cityscapes, Cultural, Digital Scrapbooking, Family Affairs, Good Eats, Travel
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