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What Wabi Sabi Means to Me

Posted on October 19, 2011 by bookjunkie

What is Wabi Sabi? I see it as the appreciation of the imperfect and transient. A reminder that we too, are passing through this life, but for a moment. In a Wabi Sabi home, a flower is placed in a … Continue reading →

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Singapore Botanic Gardens: Most Serene Place in the City (Part 1 of 4)

Posted on October 17, 2011 by bookjunkie

When I feel frazzled, just being in a place where there is a strong natural element, makes me feel serene. Which is why I love the Botanic Gardens. This time we explored just the area around the Visitor’s Centre and … Continue reading →

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Tree Pruners

Posted on May 28, 2011 by bookjunkie

Saw branches falling down from high up. They work in the blazing hot sun and in precarious situations. Not a job for someone with vertigo. These transient workers are the ones who keep Singapore looking like a finely groomed garden.

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Pretty White Iron Wrought Chairs and Table

Posted on August 23, 2010 by bookjunkie

I spotted these iron wrought chairs and matching table, outside a restaurant at Robertson Quay and I thought they would be really pretty in a balcony or an outdoor deck. It’s a bit hard to find these as most garden … Continue reading →

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#42. Roses in Singapore

Posted on June 30, 2010 by bookjunkie

I love roses, but who doesn’t.  It’s challenging to grow roses in Singapore in the tropical heat. The type that grow are tiny and lovely.  They often wither, but even if they only last for a day or two, it’s … Continue reading →

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