This is one of my favourite sculptors and sculptures, which I am fortunate to run by often in the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
Chang Kuda (literally means “carry horse” in Malay) by Chong Fah Cheong captures the laughter & exuberance of a bunch of children horsing around.
I’d previously written about this sculpture in February 2019, also in response to One Word Sunday. Today’s word is Gaggle or Giggle. The word almost 2 years ago was Movement, hosted by Debbie at TravelWithIntent.
All things bright and beautiful 
That is a happy, joyful sculpture! Thank you, Ju-Lyn!
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Thanks for delighting in this with me, Lavinia! It always makes me smile when I go by ….
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How cool that the two years lined up like that and what’s cool place to run by
And nice for giggle and Gaggie (masterful actually the way the sculpture was both)
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Hee hee! Serendipity on so many fronts!
Thank you for noticing and enjoying it all with me, Yvette!
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😊☀️☀️
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Saw those on our list visit.
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Aren’t they fun? We have some new sculptures in the Gardens – can’t wait for you to come back for a return visit so you can see them!
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What a wonderful display of joyful love of life. Thanks for sharing it Ju-Lyn. 💜
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Thank you for popping in, Miriam, and for sharing in my delight!
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Very good! Happy sculpture. Ju-Lyn!
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It is, isn’t it? It never fails to make me smile.
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😊
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What a cute sculpture 🙂
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Thanks Sami! Glad you stopped by to visit.
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Oh, this made me smile. Much needed today after what happened yesterday in DC.
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We were reeling from the news …. I can’t even imagine how it must have affected you. My siblings can’t even talk about it yet – they are just too traumatised.
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Traumatized is an apt description of the way I feel. Having a hard time focusing on fiction reading, which is never a good thing for me. All I seem to read is the news. Sigh. I know this will pass, but…
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I hear you Laurie. Waiting for sad, angry, frustrated to pass seem to be in order a great deal these days.
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That’s so beautiful, makes you wanna join in the fun.
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Yes yes!
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