The Pavilion Decorations

Kn the middle of the Pavilion foyer. Raya decorations for 2016 in full swing! - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

I would write about this a bit more on another entry, but suffice to say that the decorations was functional and straight forward. There were no stalls and at one end, there was a stage which I was sure would host some dances at times. 

The place was crowded mainly with Filipino maids which I was sure on their Sunday outing. They were snapping away whicle the locals were going about teir shopping. For a Sunday, I was expecting the crowd to be bigger, and this is despite Raya only 10 days away. I guess people don't come to Pavilion for their Raya shopping then.

I also tried to dabble on a bit of video taking, but upon post-processing, I found the video to be rather wobbly and grainy. Not as sharp as I would have hoped for, but it was in VR mode. 

Across to Pavilion

Going across to Pavilion in front of Sephora - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

After I was done with Fahrenheit, I decided to return to my car at Pavilion and dump my stuffs. I could then take more photos inside Pavilion after that. This snap was taken while waiting for the lights to turn, right in front of the flagship Sephora store. 

As you can see, everybody was staring at me when I lifted the Theta on top of my head and clicked the shutter. They must have thought that I was from the future!

Fahrenheit 88 Decorations

The Raya decorations at Fahrenheit 88, underneath the famous dome - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

Then it was across to Fahrenheit 88. The decorations there was simpler compared to PAvilion plus it occupying a smaller area. The buzz at the maal on the day was the opening of Shoopen, a brand new shoe outlet. A long queue outside!

That Famous Cube

That famous cube in front of Lot 10 - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA

The weather was hot and I would have usually had some ice cream at the nearby vendor. Surprisingly not that many people about this afternoon despite it being a Sunday. Time to head towards Pavilion. I parked there.

Happy Father's Day

As usual, my boys did not get the memo when it came to Father's Day. I could only console myself with some gifts from the ward staffs when I did my Sunday Morning rounds.

I got some chocolates and cards, enough to make me smile. Ramadhan meant organising dinner was a bit tricky. Maybe we would do the dinner some other time. The next day also happened to be my Dad's 70th Birthday. Again, we could not organise any dinner. Maybe we will do something a bit later in the month instead.

Happy Father's Day to all celebrating!