Lau Pa Sat at 18 Raffles Quay It was Thursday night when my friend Ronna and I met at Lau Pa Sat, a food centre also known as Telok Ayer Market situated within the Downtown Core. The local cuisines we ate was delicious. Plus there was a unique ambience Lau Pa Sat provided so I really had[…]
Panoramic view of Toa Payoh Shopping Mall. This is where I grocery shop most of the time. It is conveniently just a bus away from our unit. Moreover, FairPrice and Value Dollar Store, the two most popular grocery stores I think, are situated there. I opted to shop and cook my own meals rather than buy at hookers[…]
I headed straight away from Changi International Airport to Ah Hood Gardens. I found the unit where I would be staying, yes. But unfortunately, my contact person wasn’t there yet. He and the main tenant had a miscommunication about me and my intention to stay there with them. In addition to that, I wasn’t allowed[…]
Booking. I felt excited and nervous when I booked a flight to Singapore. It was in the night of Dec 15. I was in my dorm room, sitting and thinking it through. My hands were shaking and sweating as I submitted my preferred departure and arrival date, personal information and payment details on TigerAsia’s app[…]
After contemplating where we should celebrate our company’s anniversary, Baguio was chosen. It is considered as the summer capital of the Phillipines, a part of Cordillera Administrative Region, and about 4-8 hours ride from Metro Manila. In this place, we went to various scenic places, ate a lot of foods, played enjoyable games and survived[…]
My sibling, aunt, cousins and I had a few minutes of brainstorming where it’s best to spend our Sunday. We need to go somewhere rather than bore ourselves sitting around all day in front of several screens: computer, laptop, tablet smartphone. Several malls were thrown out as a suggestion but didn’t quite appeal because we[…]
A Map for Saturday is a documentary film written and directed by Brook Silva-Braga when he wandered around the world and met several travelers like him. For nine months of nomadic life in 2005, he visited 26 countries on four continents. Along the road, his experience together with other backpackers was recorded as they unfold their stories[…]
So while I was browsing the New York Times homepage for the technology section, which I usually do, my eyes glanced at the travel section and saw an article entitled “As You Travel, Making Money Work for You”. I got curious so decided to read it and completely forgotten that I was really there to[…]