Le Weekend Adventure

the morning started really early today (to me at least) woke up at 7.30 am. can you believe it? aren't weekends for sleeping in? fortunately, i was in for a good deal-- breakfast at toast box!

i haven't been there for a long time, and i think they revamped it. the decor is pretty well done, i must say. it was fairly crowded, but at least, i got a decent breakfast!

the whitish interior of toast box

hearty breakfast. with our stomachs filled, we were happy.

i guess its good that toast box was crowded. this goes to show that families are actually spending time together on a weekend! (which should be the case) although many members of each family were deeply engrossed in their phones, as can be seen from the photos (including me,sadly)

this would be a food heavy day, because shortly after (not really, its actually during the late afternoon) we had tea at dôme. food, again!

adele in the car (the picture was actually taken on another day, but it so happens that we were listening to the song, and i decided that it would be apt to edit this picture this way)

ginger hot chocolate

ginger hot chocolate l molten lava cake l coffee

sweetness overload there. i think so too, although the food was not as good as i thought it would be, sadly.

later on in the evening, we headed for another adventure! it started off because mom heard that there was a pop-up stall called 'temporium'. sounds pretty interesting, so we decided to check it out. the trusty gps took us to a small road in little india, perak road. after walking for a little while more, we chanced upon temporium.

 

places we passed by while looking for our destination

temporium

finally, we reached out destination. i thought it kind of stood out like a sore thumb, don't you think? it was the only white and clean building there!

the place sold several chic accessories, and what i liked about it was the simple designs.

i like the clean looking walls, and the minimalistic style of it.

later on, we went up a flight of stairs, and an interesting exhibition greeted us! it was like a live scrapbook of a family who went to japan, consisting of photographs they took, and drawings that they doodle (or rather, the kids)

the name of the exhibition

some drawings and photographs that were exhibited

i feel as though im advertising for them, but really, it was rather interesting. finally, it was time to go home. and as usual, the night sky was not one to be missed.

free yourself (an overlay i added to the picture) 

we should be carefree, stay true to ourselves, and have fun at the same time. because after all,  #yolo right?