2014 ended with the main bunch of the archi peeps graduating. I didn’t. I went back to Singapore early and I did not see their graduation. In fact on graduation day I was in KL with Kuay Yee. She was tour guide for a day and brought me around. It was really very nice of her.
2015 proved to be really different with so many different friends. A lot of faces I did not see again, some familiar faces, brand new memories.
Exit 2014: The main archi batch (fav friend, Ras, Naz, Bryan, Luke, Jits, Katherine, Lei Kuan, etc)
Enter 2015: Daniel, May, Jason, Kylie, Aloy, Joey Teh, Guanwen, Sze Yun, Shangee, Jonathan, Yahn Rur, Alex.
While the new people of 2015 dominated most of my leisure time in Tassie, it was also old friends of mine whole companies also proved invaluable. Logen, Ellie, Zhen Yi, Joey Ho, Su Ni, Joel, Andi, Nikki, Colina, Charles, Kuay Yee amongst other people.
Before I start today memories, it is friends like Joey Ho who came back for a short period but made the effort to meet occasionally despite clashing schedules whom I really respect. We took nice photos at Coffee Republic.
Miss this crazy woman lol.
Okay anyway, I had always wanted to explore the Liffey Falls but never found the time to do so, til this year. Headed there with Daniel (knew him since Poly and Ras’ good friend) and Justine, a new aquaintance. The walk to the waterfall was surprisingly shorter than expected. We went off the beaten (man-made rather) track and walked along the slippery rocks and right by the river stream, grappling and gropping our way down the more challenging parts for my unfit self.
Okay let’s be honest, it wasn’t spectecular, but it was serene. The green encompasing the soft light tunneled through the canopy which focused its incandescent self onto the waterfall, from its crest to its base, provided the eyes and camera lenses a pleasant sight to behold. Althought it was still summer, the luscious nature cooled the air – it even emitted a rather sweet and joyous atmosphere.
Pity I never went there again. Had always wanted to revisit that gem of a waterfall.