Happy Birthday Giggsy!.....

To my favourite football player:

~~HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!~~

Losing Tomorrow.....

Go catch the documentary, Losing Tomorrow, tonight 7pm at The Substation if you are free.

It will definitely make you think twice on the using of toilet papers, papers or anything related to woods.

A Brief Summary AGAIN! :OP…..

For the last two weeks, I have been....

a ) To the 2nd Anniversary Bash by UWCS. Met lots of people and listen to a Marine Conservation talk by Jani from the Blue Water Volunteers. Won a pair of admission tickets to the Underwater World at Sentosa ( Mmmm....but no time to go leh )

b ) Busy, busy and very busy at work because have to get all thing done before my bosses fly off this week. (that why I am free to write the blog now :OP )

c ) To Pulau Semakau for the first public walk. Tag along as a Trainee-guide to help and learn from the Guide. We had a tour about the Landfill first before we proceed to the intertidal. The weather was nice and cool and we saw quite a number of stuffs. There was even a Noble Volute laying eggs. However, we have to call it a day as the sky darkens for it is unsafe to walk through the forest in the dark. It’s a pity for the tide was still low.

Happy Happy Wedding Day.....

To : Alan & Grace,



Wishing You A Happy Happy Wedding Day!!!

Feeling Lost.....

I have this “No Sense of Direction” feeling going on since Monday. Perhaps I am suffering from the “No filming trip” withdrawals again. And the next outing is in December.

:O/

Anyone organizing diving trip to our local water please let me know.
Anyone going trekking in our Nature Reserves please let me know.

Sooooooo Happy!!!.....

:o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o)

That was how I feel today!

:o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o) :o)

Little Sisters Island....

Went to Little Sisters Island yesterday. The weather was good, cloudy all the way. It had been almost a year since we last set foot on the island.

What greet us on the jetty was amazing! Clear water and we can see lots and lots of corals (Hard and Soft) up from the jetty. We can’t wait to get our feet wet in the water!

So off we go to the lagoon side. As we were approaching the lagoon, we saw a big ship “parking” near the edge of the fringing reefs. Our fear was that it had hit the reefs and stranded. But it was not and managed to sail off after several tries of getting away from the swallow water. And lucky it did so as we would not be able to get clear water in the lagoon if it was stuck there and stirring up all the sediments with its propeller.

Anyway, after setting up all our equipments, we made our way to the edge of the lagoon. There were lots and lots of small fishes swimming around. Managed to catch sight of a tiny squid swimming near the surface and a tiny Elysia (a kind of sea slug) among the seaweeds. Other stuffs we saw included a Blue spotted fantail ray, scorpionfish, cowry, a red worm, moon snail and a spider couch.

Not a bad trip after a month of zero intertidal walks. :o). Mmmm....wonder what will Big Sisters Island offers this Saturday?