I looked away from my screen, disturbed by the warm light, only to be greeted with a clear view of apartment buildings nearby, blue skies and vibrant greenery . This was the moment I'd been waiting for and clearly, I wasn't the only one who'd grabbed her camera that day to treasure the miracle in pictures. We have been stuck with the haze for so long that fresh air seemed a rare thing to experience. I am now keeping my fingers crossed that this will last.
This is the very blue sky that I had snapped that very afternoon.
As opposed to this smog-filled picture that I had shared with my Facebook friends in mid September.
The rainy evening sky on the same day the haze left us. I could finally see the sunset.
And finally, a picture of a thunderstorm coming up, taken the evening before.
How nice it feels to breathe fresh air again!
This haze is taking a long time to go away & it dampening all our moods. Sigh!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, with many outdoor activities being cancelled or rescheduled. I'm praying that next year, the governments are able to stop it from happening once and for all.
DeleteGlad it is clear now. Monsoon is here and almost everyday we have rain here. I do not mind the cold. Haha
ReplyDeleteI don't mind either - a welcome change! ;)
DeleteFinally! Once again the clear blue sky and fresh air is back! What a relief!
ReplyDeleteHigh 5, Nancy! :D
Deleteyea hope the haze will not come again...at least for this year. Am expecting it again next year
ReplyDeleteHaha... still, I am hopeful! ^.^
Deletehehe yeah nw raining season
ReplyDeletefor some areas, they need to prepare for flash flood :S
Year in, year out, same thing -_-
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