Hey George, you’re late. I can pretend too. Handel’s Water Music I think should be just fine for the fountain display, which is just splendid. Perhaps Carmina Burana for the fish choir. Lovely photos as usual George. Have a great week.

Beautiful pictures and a great take on the music theme.

Everything you wrote disappeared in my brain (sorry!) with that last photo. I thought they were eel-like, creating geometric patterns in the sea. Then I saw they were fish. I thought they were transparent but realized quickly how wrong I was. They are exactly the same color as the water, with the “green trim.” What a magnificent camouflage. So naturally, my question is: as the color of the water that they swim through changes, does their color change? What a magnificent photo.

They must just play their own music like a silent movie. Great photos and love the little visual scenario. Have a great week.

Great pictures once again. The view of the twin towers is so good. Do you know I have never been near that fountain at KLCC….too hot lah!

Indeed an orchestra in the world of the marine life

Funny how life works sometimes. Or rather how love works in real life. Been reading your blogs, they have been so true. So true in the circumstances of our everyday lives. When two persons were in love, everything was the most beautiful. With them being oblivious to the surrounding, it was just the two voices of each other that seemed to form the orchestra of their lives.

But how long does this orchestra last? Nine weeks? Nine months? Nine years or even more? How long does it take for the couple to realize that there is an imbalance in their relationship because they virtually excluded all the other friends just to see each other every day?

I guess nothing lasts forever. Circumstances, that is what we say. Ultimately, let’s play our own orchestra, each one of us being our own music director, own violinist, own percussionist. This orchestra will play forever