Quality Singapore

... regarding food - it's too good to worry about what it is. We might get tired of noodles, but so far, we have not! <br> <br> Singapore is so full of malls it's pretty impossible to go anywhere without walking through one. We did, however discover a underground skate board/break dance area in a concourse between one mall and the street. How fun to watch skinny boys pop-lock and break dance to echo-y music underground. After exploring 'downtown' Singapore a little, we ...

... fish out of water is an understatement!! two fair girls looking like the homeless on a packed tube of chinese and indians, did we get some looks!! We can't exactly blend in out here, but it's all good, we had a subway, (I know not very adventurous but it was quick and easy) and now off to sleep ready for an action packed day of exploring tomorrow!!!

... after the Japanese Insurgence (or so I'm told). We found two prominent memorials, however neither was the right one. We were going to look for some clues at the colonial district, however the race track had blocked off most of it. I then had the bright idea to go to the British Embassy and ask there. After another trip on the MRT, and a half an hour walk, we made it. I approached the security guard with my active attempt at genealogy, and was met ...

... delicates you can find.<br><br>Sightseeing<br>There are many Singapore free attractions. Go to these places for your sightseeing. The following are some to consider :<br> - Go to top of Mount Faber. It offers a breathtaking view of the southern coastline and northern cityscape. It is one of the best place ...

... in Sydney with new shopping/eating malls &amp; waterfront restaurants. Boat Quay has a long strip of oriental restaurants where you have to run the gauntlet of waiters badgering you with special offers. On the other side of the river there is the G-Max Reverse Bungee ride where they strap you into a cage &amp; fire you like a catapult into the air &#8211; the screams go on for about 5 minutes. The Kiwis have a lot to answer for.<br><br>

... hawker, and then toured the city from above courtesy of the world's largest giant ferris wheel, the singapore flier. then it was time to join the hustle and bustle if rush hour commuters on the MRT to meet up with licia for some Thai food supper. one word: super delicious (sorry, two). after a drink at an outdoor dessert shop it was time to pack it in to get some rest for our early start the next morning. buzz went the alarm at 6am and out we went. to shul. for shaharit. what we ...

... was how I left it last time - large, nice and amples to do. I only had three hours to kill, so I played some Xbox360 and then sat in the roasting sun that they have in these parts. Even at 7am, I was soaked with sweat. I love Singapore.<br><br>

... made it very difficult to meet friends for Issaac and myself. I am yet to have a full conversation with anyone other then Adam and his friends Guy and Irah, who came for a short visit from Philippines. We are looking for a program to enroll Issaac in, possibly gymnastics, music, play group and or part time preschool. Well the preschool is out of the question, at the Canadian International School it would ...

... is a bit of a building site at the moment but we did manage a swim - fortunately it was overcast as sunbathing at these latitudes is not a good idea for those of us at the lighter end of the spectrum. The haze turns out to be from the fires in Sumatra but the Straits Times says air quality in Singapore should stay ok. We're going back in the next day or so for another swim, a Laser fountain show and to admire the Merlion, the 8-storey protector of Singapore.<br><br>This trip to our third ...