Riders Lodge Singapore

Well, after spending the past several months in Saigon, Singapore was a refreshing drink of civilization, etiquette, manners and rules. The taxi drivers visited with us like friends and actually went out of their way to help us find things. 2 walked with ...

... including poorly Aunty Doff and Uncle Chris (who couldn’t be here), the food, the customs associated with weddings in Singapore, what travelling I was doing and how gorgeous all the children were!  The time went by pretty quickly and soon Steven ...

... details about our tourist activities today. Paul and I started out the day with a trip to the Singapore Flyer, a new Ferris Wheel type structure, that enables riders to see the entire city. At the summit, it's 165 meters tall and each capsule weighs 2 ...

... India and Eastern Europe we were beginning to wonder if democracies were really the best hope of emerging economies, and the Singapore experience may be further evidence that giving up some freedoms for stability is worth it. We are enjoying the easy ...

... Some storms, humid 30 degrees This morning we were all prepared to catch public transport to RDA (Riding for the Disabled) Singapore when a thunderstorm hit so decided to catch a taxi (which are relatively inexpensive here). We arrived at RDA and met the ...