Somebody cook me a bowl of spicy chicken noodles in his house. My lazy butt wasn't bothered to move, so I pretty much lied on his bed to eat the food. Hugging time is the most wonderful time ever, to fill up the gap of our lack of connection. And thanks for brushing my hair. Undeniably brushing gf's hair is really one of the top romantic things to do...
Our monthsary today is also the last day of Vivid festival. So going to Circular Quay was necessary to have our mini celebration. Paying for an exclusive meal was expected, $126 was gone from his wallet. The following photos are the evidence of his wallet 'murderers'...
That brown-ish thingy is the duck liver. It was much different from what I thought it'd be like. I remember I had eaten lots of animals' livers when I was a child, but I hardly remember what each of them taste like...But anyways, the combination (as it's shown below) of everything in this image, was so damn heaven-like...
Sorry if I placed too much (as in so many layers thickly) on the bread. You know, I don't really waste food. PS: Please don't ask me what this dish is called, nor the name of the restaurant...I, can't, remember...sorry>.>
Next, my watermelon salad is simply made, easily eaten and beautifully presented on a black dish...As you can see from this HD image taken with my S4, every ingredient is clearly shown there, no need me to tell you what they are right? I like it in my first sight, and I chose it in the first time I read the menu. I don't know how much olives are in the market currently, but sure they have never been in a low price, so unarguably, saying this dish is mostly paid for the Olives, is reasonable.
Fish never disappointed me no matter what cooking method that is. This fried fish with pumpkin was a great mix. I only want to say is that the amount was way too less.
After dinner, 2 hours left to walk around Circular Quay. I took him to those places considered to be relatively interesting. This is one photo taken in that no.25 spot where our movements will be captured by the projector behind, and reflecting it on the wall. Now you can see somebody's fist was towards my head. Yes, he is a brutal bf (jokes xD), but I am a sadist (wait...did I just type that?>.>)...I find it pleasurable to...(shtop it hand...shtopp what you're typing...>3>) *Please ignore me...ignore this paragraph..*
Horray...glad I found my way back to this place. Simply we put whatever we want under the scanner, it takes a few seconds to cut that image, and reflecting onto the rough wall. This image might be a little bit vague for you to see my little hand down there with a folk shaped ring on my fingers. If you want, you can even place your head under that scanner, I am not sure if it works, but worth experimenting once.
Towards the end of the night, he bumped into two of his friends, who were there as volunteers helping people out at that 'Graffiti me'. I guess most of the time, it is more enjoyable to see his friends more than spending time with me..And it's true~
Lastly, I'd say Vivid festival should really be ranked as the top event of the year. Every light installation is colourised, electrified and computerised, showing how technology advancement has added so much more fun and flavour into our lives. Thanks for that special someone spending the last night of Vivid with me. Now enjoy the rest of the photos I took from MCA...
If I don't remember it wrong, it's called 'Gamma world'? Amazing optical illusion formed by ancient/modern patterns..
Please don't tell me those two guys are naked...I predict it as a sort of Egyptian-Japanese style. Looking at it closely, the background is certainly Egypt, but they bow...Do Egyptians bow?? o3o
And the left one is cartoon-ish style, in comparison to the right one which are three snaked tangled up together. To where the light installation presents, how it's displayed, is all about the artistic value. It suits the place-Contemporary arts and the theme-vivid...really vivid indeed...
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