Naughty Nyonya: Rainbows & Unicorns

Three on a motorbike

Two pillion riders . . .

wheeeeeeee . . . eee . . . eeeee!

What fun! Going under bridges and behind cars, dodging policemen . . . many times I felt my knees are about to be scrapped by the passing cars and trucks!

and a thunderstorm heading our way . . .

rather, riding into the storm . . .

Look at these funky helmets

The heavens opened and let off giant drops of rain

Drenched, we ran for shelter. Turns out, we found ourselves in Fantasia instead.

What shall we have for tea on a rainy day?

shall it be layers of creamy crepe rainbows

polychromasia stars and raindrops landing lightly on pastel tinted clouds

or macarons painted in belle shades

let's bring on all the pearl luminesce

It's everywhere. On walls, ceilings, table tops

towels

All over. Everywhere.

And here we are, drenched from the rain, in our little corner of unicorn fantasia

If one needs to cuddle a unicorn, they are readily available, all over - under tables, on sofas, prostrate on tabletops, perched on the arm of chairs. . .

This one found my girl and got cosy

A very sodden girl and mom

a rainbow latte

rainbow latte and the tastiest chips with saucy pastel dips on a stormy afternoon

After tea, and when it turned a light drizzle, we ran over next door to the main shop. In myth and legends, unicorns live to be a hundred, or thousands of years old.

"I looked, and it was unlike anything I had ever witnessed before. The blaze of the mane and tail lit up the sky, filling the area around it with a sense of radiant gloriousness. They were pure fire, unruly, wild, truly not of this world. The pure coat dazzled my eyes, so intense that I had to shield my face. And the eyes... I shall never see such a wonder again. Deep blue, the deepest that could never be remade, deeper than the ocean, deeper than the love between a man and a woman. And then, the horn. The magnificence of the beauty can not be described, for our language does not have words to do justice to such a thing.

Then, it was gone, and I knew that in those few seconds I had seen something that no mortal would ever seen again. The First Unicorn." - The First Unicorn, Ancient Histories