Along the way, we bought some licorice,
candies and chocolates in Candy Empire.
They should have one of those here!
Things we bought...
Macbeth's. We both got one ourselves.
Lol, Tom's fans. I've been waiting so long for this.
Pam bought an Eliot Velcro and I got the Wallister.
Edho tumpang to buy lomos.
Spent like 600 plus omg. The horizon one
is very unique actually.
Pam got herself one as well :)
And some bags for my mum.
And some bags for my mum.
Jurong Bird Park
The owl that eye-balled me.
This Kampong Owl preys on foxes and deers.
Cool! This baby is bigger than an adult cat!
Almost up to a dog size.
Lorries.
The famous Bald Eagle.
Feeding the Lorry birds
The owl that eye-balled me.
This Kampong Owl preys on foxes and deers.
Cool! This baby is bigger than an adult cat!
Almost up to a dog size.
Lorries.
The famous Bald Eagle.
Feeding the Lorry birds
Sentosa.
Images of Singapore
The only non-waxed person which scared the shit out of us when she greeted us.
Sky Tower.
In the Sky Tower, I made so much noise cuz I was afraid of heights.
Sucked it all in, the whole time. Sorry I was being such a girl, Pam :)
Luge & Skyride
The Luge was one of the most exciting rides I've ever taken, possibly the best! We were so excited. Couldn't take any photos though cuz we were riding it together. The one above is the skyride, after
riding the luge. Again, making a lot of noise cuz if heights.
Sucked it all in, the whole time. Sorry I was being such a girl, Pam :)
Luge & Skyride
The Luge was one of the most exciting rides I've ever taken, possibly the best! We were so excited. Couldn't take any photos though cuz we were riding it together. The one above is the skyride, after
riding the luge. Again, making a lot of noise cuz if heights.
$5 for this.
Esplanade.
Esplanade.
The headquarters of Basheer
Page One! I can spend a whole week in there!
Orchard Road. Didn't get to try the famous $1 ice-cream.
Chijmes.
Where she performed in a choir group before. So funny how bars and pubs are in the same place as a church.
Where she performed in a choir group before. So funny how bars and pubs are in the same place as a church.
The place we stayed at in Chinatown.
Damn cheap, damn clean, damn convenient because the MRT is just
steps away from the entrance.
Fullerton Hotel. According to Pam, it's a celebrity and presidential class hotel.
Chinatown.
Clarke Quay
Turkish Ice-cream
Yep, Hooters in ClarkeQuay.
Pam asked me to peep and check out the Hooter girls wooh!
Hahah!
Pam asked me to peep and check out the Hooter girls wooh!
Hahah!
This place is awesome! Saatchi & Saatchi is here as well,
among the pubs and bars. How cool.
Merlion.
Vivo City
Toyo Ito's creation.
Thanks to Pam, I'm exposed to people like him and Frank Gehry.
Vivo's rooftop. The whole fluid and curvy concept is pretty cool. Malaysia's mall architecture will never run like this. Maybe another 10 years?
It's funny that I didn't expect the trip to be as fun, especially taking the MRT, and escalators. Taking trains there is actually damn fun! It's so different from here. It's bloody fast-paced, yet the Singaporeans and so bloody ethical. How I wish Malaysia's like that as well, so organized, so politically fair and so systematic.
Everything make so much sense there. Malaysia should learn a thing or two about the country's system like the tolls and public transports.
The Malaysians in the other hand, should really have the ethics that Singaporeans have. Zebra crossings there are actually there for a reason. In the trains, people would actually give their sit for others. Here, I think they'd probably pretend to sleep or something.
Don't hate me for spilling the little ugly truths, admit and change instead. Another thing is, smokers actually smoke by the bin and stand at a place while smoking. Strangers acknowledge your help and are very polite. We need a drastic change to catch up with them, seriously.
Ads are everywhere, literally! And their ads are an obvious step higher than our country's. Singaporean kids are very artsy. Thought to adapt to fast-paced, and creative side of them. The girls wear athlete shorts, slippers and hoodies in mall, and still look cool. Here, everyone will stare at you if you dress that way. I observed and found out another thing about Singaporeans which, turns out to be true. But I'll not say it here.
We walked and walked and walked. My legs hurt like crazy, I'm not just saying it, it really kills but it's all worth it.
Everything make so much sense there. Malaysia should learn a thing or two about the country's system like the tolls and public transports.
The Malaysians in the other hand, should really have the ethics that Singaporeans have. Zebra crossings there are actually there for a reason. In the trains, people would actually give their sit for others. Here, I think they'd probably pretend to sleep or something.
Don't hate me for spilling the little ugly truths, admit and change instead. Another thing is, smokers actually smoke by the bin and stand at a place while smoking. Strangers acknowledge your help and are very polite. We need a drastic change to catch up with them, seriously.
Ads are everywhere, literally! And their ads are an obvious step higher than our country's. Singaporean kids are very artsy. Thought to adapt to fast-paced, and creative side of them. The girls wear athlete shorts, slippers and hoodies in mall, and still look cool. Here, everyone will stare at you if you dress that way. I observed and found out another thing about Singaporeans which, turns out to be true. But I'll not say it here.
We walked and walked and walked. My legs hurt like crazy, I'm not just saying it, it really kills but it's all worth it.
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