la salle sia

The La Salle SIA campus

historical entry

Entrance to the National Museum from the middle of Fort Canning Hill,

one that no one would use but probably looks nice in section.

recently observed

in good we trust

good friday at the park.

greens

lunch at Front Row

me- masako salad
v- masako salad without crispy rice noodles
j- mozilla open face sandwich

Healthy eating from now on. (I miss frankfurt green sauce)

Next life changing decision, cheap healthy-eating.

pre-show brunch

Brunch at Wild Rocket

me-wild rocket burger(mmmmm...), pandan panna cotta
v- wild rocket burger, strawberry cheesecake
j- bangers and mash, kueh buloh tiramisu

woods & woods a/w07

I realized today that a runway show is such a poor medium to showcase clothing. With the models darting through the runway on their inhumanly long legs, there is hardly anytime to observe the intricate details and textures on the garments and even less time to contemplate the points of interest (non in the worst case and shock, intrigue, and pleasant surprise in the best case). The whole set up also privileges the important people (with named seats) seated in the front row, as only these positions allow for a good (though not equally) view of the clothing being paraded down the runway. And people sitting more than 3 rows away are there for no reason other than for pure spectacle. But it is not that I don't enjoy the spectacle (as I have concluded to be the only reason I have to be at the show), just that clothing is not best enjoyed viewed from afar, but when worn and felt.

woods & woods autumn/winter 2007