Last weekend, we went to the Singapore Zoo. Along with the standard creatures, like the warthog above, the zoo presents some fantastically cute modern day monkeys. Below is the 80s tribute white mulleted tiny-faced monkey.
The stressed out, unhealthy diet leading to hemorrhoids monkey.
The high-maintenance done-up big-tailed monkey.
The stressed out, unhealthy diet leading to hemorrhoids monkey.The high-maintenance done-up big-tailed monkey.And finally the, white-faced, "does-this fruit make my tail look fat" monkey.
And the sexier Korean "Pepero nude" shows amazing innovation but putting the chocolate on the inside! Wild!
with figurines of Buddha-esque dudes draped in minimal clothing in weird positions,
historic shop houses,
and signs bearing huge feet. 
We did learn of Melaka's pirating history. This, however, had strange effects on us...
I attempted, but failed, a pirate imitation with sunglasses substituting for the eye patch.
Last weekend we went to Cairns, Australia, to visit our favourite ecosystem, the Great Barrier Reef. They call it "Great", because when you go there, you enter the fantastical world, as shown above with Barry's captions. We didn't take pictures, so as to avoid drowning, but we saw the following fish: starfish, clownfish (nemo), parrotfish, wrasses, groupers, sea slugs, a loggerhead turtle, giant clams, angel fish, cutttlefish, and all the other fish that exist! My favourite fish, the parrotfish, and my favourite snorkellers are shown below. 
Did you know that clams can exceed a metre in length?
No pictures of me in a wetsuit need be shown, but here is my reef-induced joy.
This person demonstrates the supreme stretchiness of lip skin.
Ruins of the 
Ruins of the Portuguese Cathedral of Saint Paul in 
