When you get on to the onramp of life, welcome to the real world. Cars whizzing by, some going faster, some going slower. After a while, the cars around you get familar, you remember that black sedan cruising steadily or that red sports car overtaking you over and over again. These are the familar faces in our life. Some choose to pull into the next rest stop, some continue driving on. At the rest stop, we meet more different cars. Some have been there for quite a while, some just a quick stop. Likewise, in some rest stops, we’re hardly there for couple of minutes. In another stop, we linger on. At different stretches of the highway, we have different companions. Sometimes, we drive solo. Afterall, there are many routes on the highway of life and it’s the journey, not the destination that matters. Once in a while, at a fork in the road, we find someone to fall in love with. Some people avoid that road while others speed into it. Among all the routes on the highway of life, remember to sometimes stop along the way, take the unfamilar road and when the onramp to the highway called love appears by surprise, get on it. It’s worth the miles even if you run out of gas halfway or you get engine trouble. Some highways are more scenic than others…

Photographers at Yosemite National Park

An interesting day that started with a certification exam. The strange thing about the exam was that I was done and passed within 30 minutes. Not only that, my parking was still free since this mall happens to have a first-hour free parking policy. Anyways, to add to that interesting start, what else but a super lunch at a fantastic place cooked by a most delicious chef… Trying to do any work right now is a bit difficult. Oh well, at least maybe I’ll start expanding the deployment of the pop-up info windows on WA…

Surprise is the greatest gift which life can grant us.
~ Boris Pasternak
Love is like swallowing hot chocolate before it has cooled off. It takes you by surprise at first, but keeps you warm for a long time.
~ Unknown

Well, someone asked where are the sharks at Aquaria KLCC… well, I was saving them for today !!

My, what big teeth!

Cruisin’

Fish are friends? Or Food?

Looking for prey?

“With high quality digital cameras now within reach of every photographer, customers are gravitating to raw file formats that allow them to get more control over final results,” said John Loiacono, senior vice president of Creative Solutions at Adobe®. “By combining Pixmantec’s raw processing technology and expertise with our own, we’re continuing to deliver on the promise that even your existing raw files can be processed with increasing quality as our software technology evolves.”
Hmm, looks like another small fish gets eaten by a bigger fish. Or perhaps in Adobe’s case, maybe it’s a Great White! Press release here.