I had the chance to capture this after 22 years into our relationship. Yes, it was the overhead bridge which connected Funan Centre to Hill Street Hawker Centre. The hawker centre had been demolished many years ago to give way to the greens of Fort Canning Park. Both Pearlyn and I called it the “黑貓” place – because we actually met a black cat back then, when we were still students during our Polytechnics days. On that occasion, we ended up sticking one of our foots in the drain at the center divider while crossing the roads. We were laughing heartily while pulling ourselves out of the drain. I remembered we were carrying our T-Squares back then! How time had flown, and I could only relate this sweet memory through this photograph.
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