Fragrance - Selegie Singapore

Perth to Singapore. At Perth Airport Sam proved to be keen to shop with the first selection in the departure lounge of a cuddly flying bat. The bat is called Fluffy and was huggled through fitful sleep. Well, as expected, a bad time to be flying. After the last day at school for Sam and Caitlin, we boarded our Tiger flight on time and arrived in Singapore slightly ahead of shcedule, but still at a bad time of day. The flight was long and boring. Those TVs in the back of the seat are good as a...

Singapore: After a fabulous flight with BA to sunny and rainy Singapore, we loved the funny cheap food courts and amazing luxury clean shopping streets and plazas! It took us a while to get over the jetlag and were waking up at funny times and feeling like zombies! The whole city was lit up ready for Chinese New Year! Sim Lim Square, Orchard Road, Little India, China Town, and Mount Emily Park are highly recommended! Oh and the tube is so much nicer than London's! We did so much sight seeing ...

After catching the red eye special, I arrived at my hotel by 9am. Dropped off my bags and headed straight out for the Chinese Gardens and the Bonsai display. Although the gardens are quite nice the Bonsai were a bit of a disappointment, poorly styled and badly maintained.

Then I headed on to the biggest activity in Singapore, shopping, and shopping to me means scouring the antique shops for something nice to fit into my collection.

By 2pm fatigue had set in so I wet back to the...

Aloha,

After 2 packed days (with tons of yummy jewish food) with Josh's peeps in Detroit, a rainy, miserable day in DC (that ended happily with a slice of pizza the size of Hil's torso), 21 hours of flying, 2 pills and a few cocktails each, we are in Singapore!!!!!

What a pleasure to be so hot and humid (not kidding)- how I've longed for these sticky days touring big Asian cities. We're on our way to Dim Sum for lunch, Little India for dinner, then we fly to Kuching, Malaysia...

We had a total of about 24 hours in Singapore before heading off to Borneo Island. It turned out that that was just about the right about of time for that city.

The three words we both used to describe Singapore were clean, uptight, and expensive. The best part about our visit was the food--we spent almost all of our time taking the immaculate subway system between Little India, where our hotel was located, and Chinatown. We ate everything that is delicious--curries, noodles, rices, du...

We were on board Singapore Air once more and this time to Singapore. My husband and I decided to explore Singapore on our own. It also served as a sort of honeymoon for us - a time to be away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and a perfect time to bond in a country where we both were strangers. We booked our hotel through the net. It was clean and the bed was big enough to fit both of us but the room as well as the bathroom were really tiny. It included free breakfast which consisted o...