When I visited the supermarket as a kid, and chanced upon the broccoli section, I would imagine the stacks of broccoli as the canopy of a thick, impenetrable rainforest, similar to the untouched parts of the Amazon. And when shoppers took the broccoli, I imagined deforestation taking place. That made me sad.
The comparison between broccoli and pristine jungle remains with me to this day.
This afternoon, I paid a visit to the Arts Faculty of the National University of Singapore, my alma mater. The semester was already in full swing, but much of the campus was devoid of crowds. These are photos of the famous AS1 walkway, which would normally be as crowded during term time as Orchard Road on a weekend:
The life and vibrance of campus has been killed by COVID-19. RIP.
Tiak made enough chicken soup today for multiple packed meals!
