Metro vs Driving

Last weekend,I went to the City to see my friend.Instead of driving, which I have been doing for most of time,I took the metro and train.The metro was not crowed and very quiet,allowing me to relax and see the passing scenery. 

Then I had a wonderful brunch and catch up with my friend.Of course, we went to go shopping for several hours.Time passes so fast.After a day in the City,I headed back home,at last I arrived at the Norwest station.When I stood on the escalator,I looked up and noticed the square glass windows in the ceiling.There was sunlight streaming through.I was stunned at the moment and completely captivated by this intersecting light and color.


In a word, I had fun taking the metro. I think I might choose to take the metro and train more often in the future.How about you? How do you usually get around?



Comments

  1. CSWE3 Term 2 2021June 1, 2023 at 9:12 PM

    Great photo Mavis. I haven't been on the metro for many years but did go into the city by train last week. It was easy and efficient but as I don't live near a station, I think I still prefer to drive. Carol T

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Image
  Buying flowers for your home can be a great experience. colourful, beautiful and always eye catching. Flowers can add color and life to your home and can even reduce stress levels. If you’re looking to buy flowers for your home, there are many online flower delivery services available to save time but for me spending time in flower shop between charming verities of flower bouquets is same as spending an hour in heaven. Gifting flowers to your boyfriend can be a great way to show your love and appreciation for him. If you know him well enough, he is much more likely to be impressed with the choice of blooms you go for. which happened to me and made me happy. These orange coloured liliums are the first flowers I've been gifted in Australia. My adorable boyfriend is nice to me if even it's not my birthday. 🎂 😀
Read more

Crispy And Delicious Kokis

Image
Kokis  is a lovely traditional recipe. It's crunchy and crispy. If you eat one, you want to eat another one. Some countries call these " Rosette cookies ", but that recipe has a few differences. Normally in my country, we prepare this recipe for the New Years' table and on special occasions. Now I will tell you how this amazing recipe prepare. Ingredients 250g rice flour                                       coconut mill and 2 cup water                 1/2 teaspoon salt                                      1/2 teaspoon suger 1/2 teaspoon turmeric                    vegetable oil o ne egg                                                        pan and bowl   kokis non-stick mould / rosette mould (image below) Let's see how it make this. Firstly, we have to make the batter. First put the flour into the bowl. Add coconut milk, water, salt, suger, turmeric to the flour. Then mix this mixture using a whisk. Mix it until it's a thick batter. Then put a fry pan onto t
Read more

Help!!

Image
 My heart broke as my table got scratched by removalist. Any idea how to fix it? Bunnings guy advise a wax pen. Have you ever tried that before? Let me know if you have better alternatives 
Read more