Haze shrouded skyline of Kuala Lumpur on 11 September 2019 (Source: AFP Photo) |
As I am writing, conditions in KL have improved somewhat in that there is sunshine forcing its way through the haze. But the air quality is bad enough that lots of schools have closed. More selfishly, I've had to put any priming or painting on hold so as to not risk having fine smoke/dust particles from the haze getting trapped within a layer of primer, paint or clear coat. Hopefully things will clear up soon. Until that happens I'll be posting up a rather large backlog of photos regarding hobby stuff I've managed to finish these past two months. I leave you with an apt quote by Eugene Harold Krabs ... Do you smell it? That smell. A kind of smelly smell. The smelly smell that smells... smelly.
Ah, unfortunately a breath of "modernity" ...
ReplyDeleteMore like indiscriminate burning of forests by a neighboring country. Humans are certainly trying hard to kill themselves.
DeleteI hope that improves soon!
ReplyDeleteA week later and the sun is finally shining again without any haze to filter it. Hopefully things stay this way going forward, at least until next September.
DeleteI hope it improves soon ! This can not be healthy.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to see more work of yours.
Greetings
It hasn't been the worse I experiences or maybe I'm slowly getting used to the haze after years of experiencing around this time of the year. I'm looking forward to getting some hobby work done up too ... soon.
DeleteCourage!
ReplyDeleteAnd face masks ;) :)
DeleteI totally trust on your resilience. However, of course, it sucks. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThings are improving so I hope to paint soon :)
DeleteUnfortunately I can totally related, I've experienced how foul the air can get both in Beijing and in my homeland Belgium.
ReplyDeleteKeep yourself safe over there!
I heard the air in Beijing is super bad almost all the time. Anyway, things are okay now in Kuala Lumpur ... at least until next September.
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