woke up to a morning of haze and fog and coupled with the fact most of the scots and english are home for Easter, my neighbourhood appears to be a dead town. mind you, it's the school holidays not the Queen's birthday or St Andrew's day.

Taken at 9 am in the morning.

BBC weather reads: Morning fog then some warm sunshine. cloudy @ 5 degree Celsius. I was just wondering how warm sunshine really felt. just seem to miss and forgot how it feels to be 'burnt' by the blistering 'singaporean' heat and scorching 'singapore' sun. it appears that we are all sharing the same sun, if you haven't realise, but you hardly feel the strength of sun here in edinburgh.

its spring and the daylight saving thingy has kicked in it last sunday. so it's G.M.T +7 not +8, for people back home in singapore. don't ask me why cuz i can't really explain. check Wikipedia. it has answers for almost everything. not everything but most. is spring supposed to be this cold? well, the weather has been rather erratic and i can't really find a fixed weather template to label spring. i used to think that a temperature of 5 degree Celsius is cold but it's not that bad. i prefer to have a blistering cold day than a dreadful gusty windy day. winds here reach speeds up to 20-40 mph which is about 30-60 kmh. well, it sounds harmless numerically but it's terrible when you see things flying all over the place, overturned umbrellas, toppled road hoardings. so hold on to you sandwich when you are having a picnic on a day like this.

will be experiencing Italian air and cuisine the same time tomorrow morning, can't help feeling excited. got to pack soon cuz we are leaving for Glasgow Prestwick airport at 2.30pm. our flight is 8.00pm. that's all for now. ci vediamo (see you in Italian)

cold foggy morning's farewell to you