The Business School today held a charity bazaar for the Yayasan SHHB Foundation at Yayasan building in town. It was full of fun, cheers, laughters and red colour. For me it's an opportunity to practice street photography and photojournalism.

For the guys and girls in red, I sell the rest of the photos in CDROM format. Email me for further info.

p/s During this spree at Meragang beach, I got bitten by some tiny black, flying bugs. I don't know what kind of organism that was, perhaps some sort of 'agas pasir' or whatsoever. Now I got itches and red bumps all over my arms.

For those who haven't tried Andaman Restaurant in Beribi, I suggest you better do. A cosy environment, excellent service and quality food for a reasonable price. A perfect spot for a wind-down teh tarik and dinner. Sorry I don't have pics of the food coz I ate em' all. LOL! Was too hungry to click. For review and more pics, click here and here. Believe me, you won't get disappointed.

These past few weeks, the sunset colours are worth 5 minutes exercise for our cameras. Those 5 minutes, God gave us a sneak preview of paradise, such a moment to appreciate.

p/s I think the highlights on the first pic kinda blown out no?

The Mall was as packed as ever yesterday. It was DST's fun day to celebrate their 12th anniversary. Lot's of goodies, competitions and games, not to mention some entertaining performances from the Kristal Kids Idol and talents from within DST.

     

Some of the Kristal FM shakers and movers caught on candid, but Dafy caught me.

The Kids Idol

The event runners, well done troops..

I have posted photos from Gadong's very own delicacy arena before, now I'll post more pics. I dropped by Gadong Pasar Malam or Night Market for a quick grab of fresh coconut juice to refresh myself after a day's work. Not only I craved for a cool juice, I got the itch on my fingers to click on my camera hence I mounted my weapon on a tripod and embarked on a slow shutter speed action.

It wasn't really colourful though, the whole place was basically covered in barbeque smoke and the neon lights were not on. Despite the smoke, one could not resist those freshly barbequed chicken wings, varieties of fish and seafood, Bruneian style burgers, traditional cakes, juices, noodles and the ever popular Nasi Katok; coconut rice with fried chicken and chilli paste. The list does not stop here.