Drove all the way here during lunch break because we always have 2 hours break for Friday. Locally known as Pantai Teluk Mak Nik, I've always wondered who came up with the name "Monica Bay".

It was last month when I promised Canny to go Singapore with her to meet Ellen(she swapped the flight schedule for us). I bought 2 way bus tickets 2 weeks earlier to keep her convinced. Exactly 12 hours since we left each others last night as I'm writing this.





Singapore has just become a favourite place to visit. My last trip was very laid back because the chosen hostel was too good to sleep in. Ellen's got our accommodation covered this time, with the strategic location of the hotel we were staying - walking distance to the mall & train station which have saved us more quality time to spend together and the best thing is it's only 5 min away from the bus terminal where I should take off from.

It all started with a discussion at the McDonalds of how are we going to sneak into the hotel room, doing facial masks then girls talk before bed, we continued by putting our make up the next day in front of the mirror that could hardly fit the three of us, lunch at Chinatown then spend the rest of our day having coffee at Vivo City.

Surprise surprise! Just love how 2 exposures overlapped in one shot and became a panoramic photo. Finally got this roll developed because I have few shots left after the trip. The film was Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100.











I don't usually remember which film was loaded in the camera or what's the outcome I'm expecting to see but..

"Don't think, just shoot."

Sometimes I'm really thankful that lomo cameras are made of plastic so it's super lightweight to travel with. I can bring it to the sea not having to worry about lens get scratched or camera body getting wet or sand. I'm totally taking the risk as it's also the first time I use this Diana Mini. I tried the square and half/half format in the same roll, experienced film stuck and not being able to roll forward but I'm absolutely loving the outcome. I love how confusing and messy and fun my memories were.

Too many times I've let the chances slipped away. I have so much to say but I don't know how to start off. My innermost feelings, the disappointment that still haunts me, all the thoughts that left unspoken. Time is slowly taking all these memories away from me. For that I'm very thankful.

I knew I made it through. I remembered how much I wish this getaway could be just right after I got my heart broken, how much I wish my girls are here to listen & never judge me. At this point of my life I'm afraid of critics, harsh but honest opinions from them. All I did was getting my face buried with workloads. I didn't bother giving much of troubles seeking guidance from friends because to get over something, you need the help of no one but yourself.

I guess it's over.

It's been a while, KL!