MULAN - Omy.sg

Written by: Michelle~

Thanks to OMY, we got selected to watch the preview of Mulan!

the only Mulan I've ever watched was the disney version.. and I loved the story and soundtrack that came with it.. can't wait to see how this chinese version will fare!

collecting tickets at the reception... show starts at 715pm SHARP! Ticket collection starts at 645pm..

a movie date! -taken by a kind OMY staff at the reception desk-

a ticket admits 2.. and were all ready for the show!
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there's was never a moment where I got bored with the show. It was a mixture of romance, action and humour. OK... I like Vicky Zhao Wei.. so whatever show she acts in, I'll like! whahaha... there's also Chen Kun, Hu Jun, Vitas, Jaycee Chan, Nicky Lee, Jingle MA...

I would highly recommend this show to all.. young and old...

however....I dislike the ending BIG time! simply because.. Vicky and Chen Kun were not together in the end! wah piangz.. when the movie ended, I could hear similar responses from all around me..(mostly girls) "why like that!" ... "not like that one lah!" ... "wah lao!" ...

the princess of that stupid tribe should just leave.. so there'll be a happily-ever-after..

but....but.. still go watch the show k.. then towards the end, close your eyes and picture your own ending! whahaha....

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a movie trailer of.......... MULAN

P/S: I like the soundtrack Vicky sang!

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Do your part for conservation - Adopt a Flamingo for just $2‏

This school holidays, Jurong Bird Park has something meaningful lined up for everyone. Do your part for conservation in a small but significant.

For a nominal of $2, every child will get to adopt a flamingo and most importantly, that $2 will go a long way in contributing to the upkeep and conservation of these very special feathery friends!

Also, every adopter will stand a chance to participate in the Leg Up for a Record Challenge. Outstand everyone standing on one leg without falling over and Win Admission Tickets and Exlcusive Merchandises.

Come join in the fun with your friends and family!

Leg Up for a Record Challenge

Date: 19 December 2009

Time: 11.45am to 12.30pm and 1.45pm to 2.30pm,

Venue: Jurong Bird Park

2 Jurong Hill

Singapore 628925

Price: $2 (Normal park admission fees apply)

Categories: 7 to 13 years old and 14 to 19 years old

NB: Prize giving will be on the same day at 3.45pm at Pools Amphitheatre

For more details, please visit http://www.birdpark.com.sg/l2_t2.aspx?l1=10&l2=30&langid=1

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Kiehl's Rare Earth Private Event @ Dempsey Hill on Hong Kong Press

these are the only pictures that i've ...
apologised that the picture are not clear.

am on the left ... (may click on the picture to enlarge)
on da right is the smiley Gary!!! :)

now i realise... both of us keep appearing together...! LoL~!

can't really see the words but that was my hand ...
applying the Kiehl's RARE EARTH MASQUE which contains the Amazonian White Clay!

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PANDA - did you sleep well ?

China will send two pandas to Singapore to mark next year's 20th anniversary of bilateral relations in the latest example of Beijing's "panda diplomacy", the city-state's zoo operator said Wednesday.

The announcement was made Wednesday evening by President Hu Jintao during a meeting with Singapore President S. R. Nathan.

Wildlife Reserves Singapore, the government-controlled operator of the city-state's acclaimed zoo and other wildlife attractions, said the pandas, a male and female, would arrive in 2011 -- a year after the 20th anniversary -- and be housed at River Safari, a new attraction being built.

They will be loaned to Singapore for 10 years

Hsing-Hsing, the National Zoo's 26-year-old panda, enjoys a carrot at the zoo in Washington Wednesday, April 23, 1997. The panda, a 1972 gift from China, underwent cancer surgery on Tuesday with veterinarians removing an enlarged, tumorous testicle.

Hua Mei, the San Diego Zoo's giant panda cub, bottom, is cuddled by her mother, Bai Yun, Friday, Jan. 14, 2000, during the cub's first foray in the outside exhibit area of the Pacific Bell Foundation Giant Panda Research Station in San Diego.

Like Carrying an umbrella.. but e umbrella looks pathetic.. but its cute :)

A giant panda bear chews bamboo leaves at the Wolong Panda research center in Sichuan, southwestern China in this photo taken Sept. 7, 2002. For years, the government has been lending pandas out to zoos around the world, charging fees of up to $1.2 million annually and spending the revenues on research, breeding and protection in the wild. The practice has not been without controversy. Critics have complained in the past that the "rent-a-panda" operation made big profits for some zoos without boosting efforts to save wild pandas.

The San Diego Zoo's male giant panda cub Mei Sheng plays with a small ball after his weekly exam Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2003 at the SBC Giant Panda Station in San Diego. The Zoo's animal care staff introduced enrichment items to the 5-month-old giant panda in an effort to appease his growing sense of curiosity and playfulness.

Mei Sheng, the San Diego Zoo's giant panda cub, appears to be whispering into the ear of his mother, Bai Yun, at the cub's first birthday celebration Thursday, Aug. 19, 2004, at the zoo in San Diego.

Chuang Chuang , a male panda, left, plays on the ground, as Lin Hui, right, a female panda, feeds bamboos and carrots to celebrate her fourth birthday at the Chiang Mai Zoo in Chiang Mai, Thailand in this 2005 file photo. Chuang Chuang the Panda is just too heavy to have sex. That is the conclusion of Thai authorities, who have put the male panda on a strict diet as part of a long-running campaign to get him to mate with the female partner.

Rock 'N' Roll

Giant pandas Tuan Tuan, left, and Yuan Yuan play in a breeding base in Ya'an, southwest China's Sichuan Province on Feb. 17, 2006. The pair of pandas left China Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008 on a long-awaited goodwill journey to their new home in Taiwan in the latest move symbolizing the warming ties between the rivals.

Tai Shan, the US's National Zoos giant panda cub, plays in a tree at his home at the zoo in this 2006 photo. Tai Shan, whose name means peaceful mountain in Chinese, was conceived in 2005 through artificial insemination in a procedure performed by National Zoo scientists and veterinarians.

Wahh... PANDA WATCH PORN!!!

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Chuang Chuang, right, a giant panda looks at a video screen showing DVD of fellow pandas mating at Chiang Mai zoo in Chiang Mai province, northern in this 2007 photo. In an effort to get the bear to mate with his female partner Lin Hui, the officials introduced DVDs of other pandas mating to get the pair in the mood. The two pandas were rented from China for US$250,000 in October 2003 for 10 years.

Giant pandas Ying Ying, right, and Lok Lok are given feed inside the new giant panda habitat at the Hong Kong Ocean Park on Saturday June 30, 2007. The two giant pandas are gifts from China to Hong Kong to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover to Chinese rule.

Giant panda named Xi Xi, which went missing from the China Giant Panda Protection and Research Center after the May 12 2008 Sichuan earthquake, was carried by workers after it was found alive and anesthetized Monday morning, May 26, 2008 near the facilities in Wolong, southwest China's Sichuan Province.

Lin Hui, a 7-year old panda, and its two-days-old cub are seen at the Chiang Mai Zoo in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, Friday, May 29, 2009. The cub whose birth surprised Thai zoo officials is a healthy female that appears to be bonding well with its much larger mother.

A zoological expert examines a 15-year-old giant panda near a reservoir in Ya'an in southwest China's Sichuan Province Monday, March 20, 2006. The panda, discovered by local people on March 17, is in ill health, with fever symptoms. Experts have said that the building of the reservoir has posed a threat to pandas living in the area.

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A Trip to the Singapore Zoological Gardens on 1st November 2009

First Animal - Parrots to Welcome Us in to the Zoo !!! After soOo long... i finally re-visited the zoo again... this time with my beloved Gf. The following photos will bring you up-close and some Reelee up-close to the animals ... Enjoy!

this animal above... is a mixture of Pig, Zebra and Elephant. Interesting!

Popular White Tigers... popular because they killed a man (which is the zoo-keeper)

they look really pretty ... and cool!

Don't forget, its a Tiger... not your usual pet dog in da house! ha..

on da way to another destination ...

went to watch the Rainforest Fights Back at 1:30 pm
there's an earlier one at 10:30 am

Riding a Pony! nice picture dear ... :)

its SHOWTIME!!!

here if u can see... theres a monkey clinging onto the ropes ... managed to take this picture of it against the white pillar :)

Hippopotamus!!!

Up-close - this may be abit disgusting... but its okie! :P

Here's the Baby Hippo... so cute!

Over here... don't have to fly to Australia... u can see the KANGAROOS!!!

this above seem to be always here at this spot... cos i saw him/her in this position, also beside the fence in my fren's photo... haha!

BaboOns!!!

This was Funny!
helping each other to squeeze blackheads arh? haha...

Zebras

Lioness and the Lion sleeping at the back...

Jaguar !

they can run very very fast...

managed to capture this shot when it roars ...
perhaps its yawn... haha

it saw a bird and quickly pounced on it from the top on the tree trunk...

Python...
dunno why... when i purposely stared at it with my eyes wide opened into its eyes up-closed... it suddenly opened its mouth and... held it there for like a min... i quickly took out my camera and took a shot of it.

Tortise... (forgot wads the name :P )

Giant Tortise...
they move really slowwww.....

POLAR BEAR!!!

they are really BiG n StrOnG!!!

using the window to push himself away with its limp

Last but not least... we went for another show named SPLASH SAFARI... at 5pm.
Its @ the Splash Amphitheatre
Other Showtimes are 11:00am & 2:30pm.

Before we ended our day... we felt rather hungry and we had Kopi (coffee) and Laksa at this Ah Meng Cafe ... :)

We had an eye-openening experience in the zoo... and it was a rewarding and enjoyable one !

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