Parent's reaches sg in the morning at 4.30am, rest till 11am, then we head toward sg biggest shopping complex! VIVO! its been raining since this morning at 10am, we walk into the SC then we saw a big Christmas tree outside, i grab this opotunity to take it down using my nokia6260 hp.
it looks small, but at least 2stories high!
then we saw this senario, half of singapore is in this VIVO SC, this place is real pack man, somemore, not much chick also.
we walk around banging on ppls, what to aspect? this place is still new. Chinese say:"new toilet bout!" haha.. thing that sells here are damn exp also, not for us malaysian who go visit to shop, still don know what to buy for my friend yet.. haha.. chil lah, i'll find something!! :)
Actualy this place is the port to go to santosa island, we can see the cable car moving around but this time i'm not going toward to santosa island.
1)We went outside and check the admosphere, the Star cruise, the famous Star cruise is parking at the port, cool ship, big ship, nice ship, delicious ship.. ops.. this is no food.. ha ha ha..
2)Sg port near by, many big vihicle, i mean rolling truck.
3)Dragon ship that we can always see in johor "Danga bay"! but block by the tree =.="
I found 1 thing cool in sg, everybody is parking their car reverse! see all head face outside?
cool right.. :P
Raffles hotel! when we pass by downtown, we fpund this cool look and grand hotel! It Declared as a National Monument in 1987, the hotel has grown from strength to strength. With its restoration and reopening in 1991, Raffles Hotel today stands as a jewel in the crown of Singapore's hospitality industry, renowned and loved for its inimitable style and unsurpassed excellence in service and facilities. This is also refer to Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, who was born at sea on board a ship Ann on the 6th of July, 1781 off the coast of Jamaica. In 1795, the young man accepted his first job in the East India Company as a clerk. But he studied hard in his spare time and in 1804, was posted to Penang (then Prince of Wales Island) and promoted to Assistant Secretary to the Presidency of that Malaysian island. His mastery over the Malay language made him indispensable to the British Government, and he was later appointed Malay translator to the Government of India. In 1811, he returned as the Lieutenant Governor of Java, and was soon promoted to Governor of Bencoolen (now Sumatra). On 19th January, 1819, Raffles founded modern Singapore and first mooted the idea which led to the establishment of the Raffles Museum on the island.
End of Christmas eve!
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