Just a few notes of our KL trip last Feb. 2010
Cebu Pacific tix - can't remember how much and can't open the mdi file for the ticket
Stayed at Legend Hotel for 3 nights:
ROOM 1
Room Type: Superior-Room
Type of bed: Twin x 2
Number of adults: 3
Arrival Date: February 19, 2010, 8 pm
Departure Date: February 22, 2010
Stay: 3 Night
non smoking room
Pricing per night
1 Night: 313 MYR
2 Night: 313 MYR
3 Night: 313 MYR
There's a buffet breakfast with our room! Yay!
Went to Genting Highlands with the following directions:
1. Hotel, to RapidKL (station adjacent to the hotel was the PWTC station)
2. PWTC to Titiwangsa Station (make sure train is going towards Sentul Timur)
3. After getting off the train, head towards the exit then instead of going down the stairs, go up the bridge and descend on the other side.
4. From there you'll see a yellow bus with a big sign "Genting".
This bus will take you directly to the Genting Highlands Themepark
Hopped on and off on a city bus tour as well.
And a trip to Sunway Pyramid and Sunway Lagoon.
How to get to Sunway:
1. RapidKL from PWTC to Masjid Jamek
2. Change trains to Kelana Jaya line
3. RapidKL to Kelana Jaya station, the last station of the line.
4. From the station, get on bus number 623 (not sure about the bus number but there are signs in the bus terminal)
For more info: http://amaterasu08.livejournal.com/tag/malaysia
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Travel Map
Updated:
June 2011
June 2011
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Lakbayan Grade
Got this from RB
Note to self: Aim to update this at least once a year. Bookmark for updates is here.
Updates:
[Feb 2012] Trip to CDO, Bukidnon, Iligan, Camiguin
[May 2010] Trip to Albay, Bicol
[April 2010] Trip to Caramoan, Camarines Sur
[May 2009] Trip to Cagayan de Oro and Camiguin
[April 2009] Trip to Cebu and Bohol
[December 2008] Updated after the Puerto Princesa, Palawan trip.
[October 2008] Updated after the Ilocandia trip. Included the trip to Pagudpud, Bangui and Batak. All are in Ilocos Norte.
[March 2008] Updated after our Holy Week North Luzon Road Trip. Included the trip to Bolinao, Pangasinan and Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Original post was on March 3, 2008
Note to self: Aim to update this at least once a year. Bookmark for updates is here.
Updates:
[Feb 2012] Trip to CDO, Bukidnon, Iligan, Camiguin
[May 2010] Trip to Albay, Bicol
[April 2010] Trip to Caramoan, Camarines Sur
[May 2009] Trip to Cagayan de Oro and Camiguin
[April 2009] Trip to Cebu and Bohol
[December 2008] Updated after the Puerto Princesa, Palawan trip.
[October 2008] Updated after the Ilocandia trip. Included the trip to Pagudpud, Bangui and Batak. All are in Ilocos Norte.
[March 2008] Updated after our Holy Week North Luzon Road Trip. Included the trip to Bolinao, Pangasinan and Vigan, Ilocos Sur
My Lakbayan grade is C!
How much of the Philippines have you visited? Find out at Lakbayan!
Created by Eugene Villar.Original post was on March 3, 2008
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Dublin, Ireland Trip
Things to do and Places to visit
Haven't been able to transfer my pictures from my laptop at work to our desktop here at home so will use pictures from the Net.

Guinness Brewery, Dublin
Went here with Sheila Pascual and Mags Magalona. Forgot how much the entrance was but the place is something new to me and the free pint of Guinness in the 360 Bar is a bonus. Guinness isn't the usual SML here in Pinas but I still wasn't able to finish the whole pint.

Trinity College, Dublin
Did not take the guided tour inside the college because I felt it wasn't worth it. Not that the tour was by the students but because it's not on my high list of expenses while I was there. I just took some pictures.

St. Stephens Green
Went around the park and took some pics. Wasn't able to tour the whole place because it's too big and I didn't have enough time. It's a big place and I understand why it's popular to the locals. Families will have a good time here.

Temple Bar
During one of our trek to city center, we went to the famous Temple Bar area to see some of the local restaurants and bars.

Malahide Castle
The castle was well preserved and there are lots of relics with a nice tour of the whole castle. But the castle was smaller than I was expecting. In the books I read, the castles have large rooms for parties and bedrooms that could fit my whole house. I was told that for castles of that size, I should go to England.

Dalkey Castle
Dalkey Castle was another castle that didn't meet my expectation of what a castle should look like in real life but the actors that played as medieval tour guides were a delight. They had the accent and looks down pat minus the smell. :D
SeaLife, Bray
SeaLife was probably the most disappointing aquarium I have ever visited. It was quite small and the fish we're not as exotic or varied than what I have visited before. BUT, they have a fair sized octopus and it's my first time to see one.
Outside of Dublin

Glendalough
There's a Bus Éireann (Ireland's national bus line) trip to Glendalough that Sheila and I should have taken but I was late so we had to look for another bus. I forgot the name of the bus but this one only brought us to Glendalough where we stayed for about 3-4 hours roaming the 2 lakes and the ruins of an old monastery.
Cliffs of Moher
Even if I wasn't able to convince my other friends to go to this trip with me, I decided to go ahead and avail of the Cliffs of Moher tour by Barratt Tours. It was the cheapest tour I could find in the Net and in the tons of brochures I collected. I had to take the train from Dublin to Limerick but it was Barratt who arranged the train ticket. I just had to pick it up from the train station on the day of the tour.

It was another experience for me while in Dublin so I grabbed the chance. I did not have a seatmate so I was able to take pictures and explore the area near my seat to my heart's content. Although I have not tried riding the train here in the Philippines, the train from Dublin to Limerick was nice. The seat was roomy and comfortable and there were only few passengers. There are even mini tables for the passenger's convenience. You even get your name printed out above your seat if you have reservations! :D
Some other sights included in the tour are:
Leamenagh Castle

Poulnabrone Tomb

Powerscourt Estate
Ross McConnell, the head honcho in Dublin office, invited us to a tour of Wicklow mountains and Powerscourt garden. According to him, this garden is in the top ten gardens of all Europe. And it has earned that right with it's beautiful flower arrangements, towering sculptures, and more! THIS is the Victorian gardens I have read for years now. I can imagine the characters of my favorite historical romances in this place.


TIPS:
For someone who's used to the tropical heat of the Philippines, Ireland's summer is still a bit cold. I always wore a jacket, even a thin one, whenever I am outside.
Need to know the DART schedule so that you won't have to wait in the cold for a long time.
Be prepared to have coins because sometimes some of the DART stations doesn't have a teller and the ticket machines only accepts small denominations.
Haven't been able to transfer my pictures from my laptop at work to our desktop here at home so will use pictures from the Net.

Guinness Brewery, Dublin
Went here with Sheila Pascual and Mags Magalona. Forgot how much the entrance was but the place is something new to me and the free pint of Guinness in the 360 Bar is a bonus. Guinness isn't the usual SML here in Pinas but I still wasn't able to finish the whole pint.

Trinity College, Dublin
Did not take the guided tour inside the college because I felt it wasn't worth it. Not that the tour was by the students but because it's not on my high list of expenses while I was there. I just took some pictures.

St. Stephens Green
Went around the park and took some pics. Wasn't able to tour the whole place because it's too big and I didn't have enough time. It's a big place and I understand why it's popular to the locals. Families will have a good time here.

Temple Bar
During one of our trek to city center, we went to the famous Temple Bar area to see some of the local restaurants and bars.

Malahide Castle
The castle was well preserved and there are lots of relics with a nice tour of the whole castle. But the castle was smaller than I was expecting. In the books I read, the castles have large rooms for parties and bedrooms that could fit my whole house. I was told that for castles of that size, I should go to England.

Dalkey Castle
Dalkey Castle was another castle that didn't meet my expectation of what a castle should look like in real life but the actors that played as medieval tour guides were a delight. They had the accent and looks down pat minus the smell. :D
SeaLife, Bray
SeaLife was probably the most disappointing aquarium I have ever visited. It was quite small and the fish we're not as exotic or varied than what I have visited before. BUT, they have a fair sized octopus and it's my first time to see one.
Outside of Dublin

Glendalough
There's a Bus Éireann (Ireland's national bus line) trip to Glendalough that Sheila and I should have taken but I was late so we had to look for another bus. I forgot the name of the bus but this one only brought us to Glendalough where we stayed for about 3-4 hours roaming the 2 lakes and the ruins of an old monastery.
Cliffs of Moher
Even if I wasn't able to convince my other friends to go to this trip with me, I decided to go ahead and avail of the Cliffs of Moher tour by Barratt Tours. It was the cheapest tour I could find in the Net and in the tons of brochures I collected. I had to take the train from Dublin to Limerick but it was Barratt who arranged the train ticket. I just had to pick it up from the train station on the day of the tour.

It was another experience for me while in Dublin so I grabbed the chance. I did not have a seatmate so I was able to take pictures and explore the area near my seat to my heart's content. Although I have not tried riding the train here in the Philippines, the train from Dublin to Limerick was nice. The seat was roomy and comfortable and there were only few passengers. There are even mini tables for the passenger's convenience. You even get your name printed out above your seat if you have reservations! :D
Some other sights included in the tour are:
Leamenagh Castle

Poulnabrone Tomb

Powerscourt Estate
Ross McConnell, the head honcho in Dublin office, invited us to a tour of Wicklow mountains and Powerscourt garden. According to him, this garden is in the top ten gardens of all Europe. And it has earned that right with it's beautiful flower arrangements, towering sculptures, and more! THIS is the Victorian gardens I have read for years now. I can imagine the characters of my favorite historical romances in this place.


TIPS:
For someone who's used to the tropical heat of the Philippines, Ireland's summer is still a bit cold. I always wore a jacket, even a thin one, whenever I am outside.
Need to know the DART schedule so that you won't have to wait in the cold for a long time.
Be prepared to have coins because sometimes some of the DART stations doesn't have a teller and the ticket machines only accepts small denominations.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Friday, May 08, 2009
Labor Day Weekend outing
I and a bunch of people coordinated with Travel Factor to arrange a Cagayan de oro-Camiguin trip last May 1-4, 2009.
Day 1
Flight to Cagayan de Oro at 8:30am. Landed at CDO airport around 10am. Took a 2hours drive to port Benino in Misamis Oriental to take a roro to Camiguin port. Then another 45 mins jeepney ride to Golden Sunset Beach Resort.
We were at the resort around 3pm. Off we go to White Island for some beach bumming and photo op.

Day 2
Camiguin day tour.
1st stop is the Vjandep main shop near the parola.
Next is the Katibawasan Falls. The water was too cold for the girls to take a dip.

Lunch and snorkeling were at Mantigue Island. This is a great snorkeling site if it weren't for the fact that we had only a short time to snorkel, our life vests were horrendous, it was cloudy, and the waves were big!

We enjoyed the most the Ardent water spring with one of the spring having a temp of 39 degrees Celsius!
Some picture taking in the old church and sunken cemetery to cap our day trip.
And dinner at Pizza Luna.
Day 3
Back to Cagayan de Oro for our white water rafting and zipline activities. Winner ang rafting! It was the highlight of the whole trip!


Day 4
Ikot ikot sa Limketkai mall for pasalubong and lunch at Kagayanon. Had ostrich (yum yum!) for lunch and sizzling bulalo!
We were back at NAIA Terminal 3 by 6pm.
Day 1
Flight to Cagayan de Oro at 8:30am. Landed at CDO airport around 10am. Took a 2hours drive to port Benino in Misamis Oriental to take a roro to Camiguin port. Then another 45 mins jeepney ride to Golden Sunset Beach Resort.
We were at the resort around 3pm. Off we go to White Island for some beach bumming and photo op.

Day 2
Camiguin day tour.
1st stop is the Vjandep main shop near the parola.
Next is the Katibawasan Falls. The water was too cold for the girls to take a dip.

Lunch and snorkeling were at Mantigue Island. This is a great snorkeling site if it weren't for the fact that we had only a short time to snorkel, our life vests were horrendous, it was cloudy, and the waves were big!

We enjoyed the most the Ardent water spring with one of the spring having a temp of 39 degrees Celsius!
Some picture taking in the old church and sunken cemetery to cap our day trip.
And dinner at Pizza Luna.
Day 3
Back to Cagayan de Oro for our white water rafting and zipline activities. Winner ang rafting! It was the highlight of the whole trip!


Day 4
Ikot ikot sa Limketkai mall for pasalubong and lunch at Kagayanon. Had ostrich (yum yum!) for lunch and sizzling bulalo!
We were back at NAIA Terminal 3 by 6pm.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Blog update
Melbourne trip
I was in Melbourne again last Jan. 26 to Feb. 7. I was sent there for a database encryption project. Had time to travel to new places but didn't have much pictures since I toured the place alone.
Highlights of my tours were the Yarra River cruise and the trip to Melbourne Zoo.
For the river cruise, I took the Combined tour package, it was a tour up and down the Yarra river. There were a lot of beautiful sites and bridges that we passed during the trip.
Since the Australian Open was on-going while I was there, I was able to watch the Women's final match between Serena Williams and Dinara Safina. The match was pretty boring since Serena bulldozed her way to the championship. The match didn't even took an hour to finish. But the experience was worth it and I did not regret taking the opportunity to watch it. I was hesitant at first to pay AUS $ 25 when I will be watching it outside the arena, in the nearby park, with just a big screen. Fortunately, I still enjoyed it because it's a new experience.
Pagudpud trip

My sis have a blog post about this already and since she's a better writer than me, go to her blog post for the tour details.
Some more info though. The room we had in Ella's Cottages was a bit pricey but it was worth it. It costs us Php 4,500 a night and had 3 double beds, air con, and en-suite bathroom.
Our trike tour guide, Bong Malata, was very nice and accommodating. Original price for each tour was Php 600 per trike but even before I can try to bargain, he already offered a discount to us! So the 2 days tour which should have cost us Php 2,400 we got for Php 2,000 only. And he was like our personal trike driver there because when we had to go somewhere, i.e. market or bus station, he wass just a text away! He would pick us up from wherever we are and deliver us to where we wanted to go! Nice di ba?
We took the Florida bus to Pagudpud. It costs Php 550 per way. Their trip schedule is always at night, you leave Manila at night and arrive in Pagudpud in the morning or you leave Pagudpud at night and arrive in Manila in the morning. There's a bus going to Laoag during th day and from there you can take a bus to Manila if you prefer traveling during the day. Since most of us sleeps like the dead anyway, the night trip was ok with us. We just slept through the 11 hours of travel.
Cebu-Bohol Holy Week Trip

Again, please read dear sister's blog post for more info. :D
For the financial details, our tickets to Cebu took around Php 4,200 each. This excludes the Php 200 terminal fee at NAIA terminal 3 and Cebu airport. The SuperCat round-trip ticket we bought at a discounted price of Php 500 from the GO2 ticket outlet in People Support building in Makati.
We stayed at the Citadel Inn in Panglao, Bohol. We rented a room with 3 double beds at Php 1,800 per night. That's pretty cheap for a tourist spot! It had air con but we had to share 2 bathrooms (1 male and 1 female) with another room. There were no en-suite bathrooms in the Inn. Here's their email address and mobile number for inquiries and reservations:
email: citadelalona@yahoo.com
Mobile number: 09182411763
Citadel Inn was not a beach front place but it was quite near the beach. We only had to walk 5 to 8 minutes to reach Alona Beach.
On our 2nd day of the trip, we rented a boat early in the morning to chase dolphins. On the 3rd day, we had a Chocolate hills tour. We bargained with the organizer to have a discount on the tours and service back to the Tagbilaran port. This is what she offered:
Dolphin watching tour
Original cost was Php 1,800. She offered it to us for Php 1,600 with 2 free snorkel set rental. The tour includes about 1 hour of dolphin chasing and a trip to Balicasag Island for snorkeling fun.
Chocolate Hills tour
Original cost was Php 3,000 but we got it for Php 2,500.
Trans-out or service back to Tagbilaran port
When we arrived in Tagbilaran port, we managed to bargain with a van driver to take us to Citadel Inn for Php 600. Original price was Php 800.
For the trip back, we got a discounted price of Php 500 from the original quote of Php 700.
In Cebu, we booked 2 rooms at Westpoint Inn. The standard room was Php 750 and the Deluxe room was Php 950 per night. We again rented a van for a city tour for Php 2,500. The tour is for 8 hours and Kuya Rolly Estopace (Mobile #: 09164283017) was very nice and friendly. He was not only our driver but also our tour guide for the trip.
I was in Melbourne again last Jan. 26 to Feb. 7. I was sent there for a database encryption project. Had time to travel to new places but didn't have much pictures since I toured the place alone.
Highlights of my tours were the Yarra River cruise and the trip to Melbourne Zoo.
For the river cruise, I took the Combined tour package, it was a tour up and down the Yarra river. There were a lot of beautiful sites and bridges that we passed during the trip.
Since the Australian Open was on-going while I was there, I was able to watch the Women's final match between Serena Williams and Dinara Safina. The match was pretty boring since Serena bulldozed her way to the championship. The match didn't even took an hour to finish. But the experience was worth it and I did not regret taking the opportunity to watch it. I was hesitant at first to pay AUS $ 25 when I will be watching it outside the arena, in the nearby park, with just a big screen. Fortunately, I still enjoyed it because it's a new experience.
Pagudpud trip
My sis have a blog post about this already and since she's a better writer than me, go to her blog post for the tour details.
Some more info though. The room we had in Ella's Cottages was a bit pricey but it was worth it. It costs us Php 4,500 a night and had 3 double beds, air con, and en-suite bathroom.
Our trike tour guide, Bong Malata, was very nice and accommodating. Original price for each tour was Php 600 per trike but even before I can try to bargain, he already offered a discount to us! So the 2 days tour which should have cost us Php 2,400 we got for Php 2,000 only. And he was like our personal trike driver there because when we had to go somewhere, i.e. market or bus station, he wass just a text away! He would pick us up from wherever we are and deliver us to where we wanted to go! Nice di ba?
We took the Florida bus to Pagudpud. It costs Php 550 per way. Their trip schedule is always at night, you leave Manila at night and arrive in Pagudpud in the morning or you leave Pagudpud at night and arrive in Manila in the morning. There's a bus going to Laoag during th day and from there you can take a bus to Manila if you prefer traveling during the day. Since most of us sleeps like the dead anyway, the night trip was ok with us. We just slept through the 11 hours of travel.
Cebu-Bohol Holy Week Trip
Again, please read dear sister's blog post for more info. :D
For the financial details, our tickets to Cebu took around Php 4,200 each. This excludes the Php 200 terminal fee at NAIA terminal 3 and Cebu airport. The SuperCat round-trip ticket we bought at a discounted price of Php 500 from the GO2 ticket outlet in People Support building in Makati.
We stayed at the Citadel Inn in Panglao, Bohol. We rented a room with 3 double beds at Php 1,800 per night. That's pretty cheap for a tourist spot! It had air con but we had to share 2 bathrooms (1 male and 1 female) with another room. There were no en-suite bathrooms in the Inn. Here's their email address and mobile number for inquiries and reservations:
email: citadelalona@yahoo.com
Mobile number: 09182411763
Citadel Inn was not a beach front place but it was quite near the beach. We only had to walk 5 to 8 minutes to reach Alona Beach.
On our 2nd day of the trip, we rented a boat early in the morning to chase dolphins. On the 3rd day, we had a Chocolate hills tour. We bargained with the organizer to have a discount on the tours and service back to the Tagbilaran port. This is what she offered:
Dolphin watching tour
Original cost was Php 1,800. She offered it to us for Php 1,600 with 2 free snorkel set rental. The tour includes about 1 hour of dolphin chasing and a trip to Balicasag Island for snorkeling fun.
Chocolate Hills tour
Original cost was Php 3,000 but we got it for Php 2,500.
Trans-out or service back to Tagbilaran port
When we arrived in Tagbilaran port, we managed to bargain with a van driver to take us to Citadel Inn for Php 600. Original price was Php 800.
For the trip back, we got a discounted price of Php 500 from the original quote of Php 700.
In Cebu, we booked 2 rooms at Westpoint Inn. The standard room was Php 750 and the Deluxe room was Php 950 per night. We again rented a van for a city tour for Php 2,500. The tour is for 8 hours and Kuya Rolly Estopace (Mobile #: 09164283017) was very nice and friendly. He was not only our driver but also our tour guide for the trip.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
I'm going back to Melbourne
Yay! I'm so excited!!! I'll be in Melbourne from Jan. 26 - Feb. 7. Hope I'll be able to visit a lot of places!!!
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Ilocandia 2008
Visited Ilocos on Oct. 18-19. It was a short but fun trip. Our group consisted of me, Carl, Marlon, Carl's officemates and their friends. Our bus to Pagudpud was 4 hours delayed and so our schedule went bust! But we still had a lot of fun.
We stayed at the popular Polaris beach resort in Saud. We also rented the van for our trips on that resort.
We visited the following places during the trip:
Patapat bridge

Blue Lagoon

Kabigan falls

Cape Bojeador

Bangui Windmills

And Vigan!

Total budget was around 3,500 per person.
We stayed at the popular Polaris beach resort in Saud. We also rented the van for our trips on that resort.
We visited the following places during the trip:
Patapat bridge

Blue Lagoon

Kabigan falls

Cape Bojeador

Bangui Windmills

And Vigan!

Total budget was around 3,500 per person.
Singapore 2008: Day 5 and 6 - Ikot ikot
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Singapore 2008: Day 4 - Wet and Wild at Singapore Zoo
To save some money, we opted to buy the Park Hopper tickets that the 3 parks in Singapore were offering. For SGD 40, one can visit the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, and Jurong Bird Park. The Park Hopper tickets savings amounted to SGD 18 per person.
We decided to try the Singapore Zoo first. The trip to the Zoo was quite long, about 1 to 1.5 hours. We had to take an MRT and a bus to go there. We followed the instructions on the travel brochures we collected on our trip to Orchard Road.
Unfortunately, it was raining hard when we got there. We had to buy raincoats at SGD 5 or SGD 10 each (I forgot exactly how much) because it was really pouring that day. In retrospect, we shouldn't have bothered with the raincoats because we rode the tram on our whole stay there! As if we stayed long! We were there for just about 2 hours I think. I was a bit annoyed with my mother then because there we were with our raincoats and she didn't want to explore the Zoo because it was raining. I argued that we were wearing raincoats anyway and it was a waste of our time and money if we didn't even try to visit some parts of the Zoo outside of the Tram. But she was adamant that we should try to stay as dry as we can. Oh well ... at least I have an excuse to go back to the Zoo if I get the opportunity to go back to Singapore.
The Night Safari was just adjacent to the Singapore Zoo. Well, at least the entrance was. I am not sure if the Night Safari was the same zoo just covering different parts of the place since we also just rode the Tram during our visit there. But that is another story for another day.
Here are some pics.


We decided to try the Singapore Zoo first. The trip to the Zoo was quite long, about 1 to 1.5 hours. We had to take an MRT and a bus to go there. We followed the instructions on the travel brochures we collected on our trip to Orchard Road.
Unfortunately, it was raining hard when we got there. We had to buy raincoats at SGD 5 or SGD 10 each (I forgot exactly how much) because it was really pouring that day. In retrospect, we shouldn't have bothered with the raincoats because we rode the tram on our whole stay there! As if we stayed long! We were there for just about 2 hours I think. I was a bit annoyed with my mother then because there we were with our raincoats and she didn't want to explore the Zoo because it was raining. I argued that we were wearing raincoats anyway and it was a waste of our time and money if we didn't even try to visit some parts of the Zoo outside of the Tram. But she was adamant that we should try to stay as dry as we can. Oh well ... at least I have an excuse to go back to the Zoo if I get the opportunity to go back to Singapore.
The Night Safari was just adjacent to the Singapore Zoo. Well, at least the entrance was. I am not sure if the Night Safari was the same zoo just covering different parts of the place since we also just rode the Tram during our visit there. But that is another story for another day.
Here are some pics.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Singapore 2008: Day 3 - Fun with Rock Band
Day 3 was a rainy, wet Sunday so we opted to stay home (I mean Jet, Hazel, and Fred's home) for some Rock Band fun!
Singapore 2008: Day 2 - Orchard Road
Jet, Dianne, and I met Fred and Hazel at Lucky Plaza for lunch. We ate at a popular food stop called Jologs. Here, pinoys can eat their fave Filipino food.
Ater eating a hearty lunch, Dianne and I went aroun Orchard Road to look at the expensive shops. We also dropped by Konikuniya to buy a manga for my officemate Pao. While browsing, I saw a copy of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows worth SGD 9.90!!! I immediatle bought a copy! Yay!!!
We also visited Chinatown. While eating at Smith Street ...

we saw this sign from one of the shops ....

Panalo! Hahaha.
Some nice pics of our running around Chinatown.


We also saw a perfume shop inside the mall in Chinatown where they sell cheap perfumes. Dianne was able to buy the perfume she had been looking for for quite some time now there and it was very cheap! About 50% off!

The Singapore pips then treated us to dinner in one of the street hawker joints. We met the Cookies (Jenny and Lord) and, of course!, took more pics.
Ater eating a hearty lunch, Dianne and I went aroun Orchard Road to look at the expensive shops. We also dropped by Konikuniya to buy a manga for my officemate Pao. While browsing, I saw a copy of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows worth SGD 9.90!!! I immediatle bought a copy! Yay!!!
We also visited Chinatown. While eating at Smith Street ...
we saw this sign from one of the shops ....

Panalo! Hahaha.
Some nice pics of our running around Chinatown.
We also saw a perfume shop inside the mall in Chinatown where they sell cheap perfumes. Dianne was able to buy the perfume she had been looking for for quite some time now there and it was very cheap! About 50% off!
The Singapore pips then treated us to dinner in one of the street hawker joints. We met the Cookies (Jenny and Lord) and, of course!, took more pics.
Singapore 2008: Day 1 - Arrival
I went to the NAIA 3 airport by myself while Dianne was accompanied by Nanay and Tito Benny.
NAIA 3 was bigger than Centennial but not much different. It was cold inside the airport so we had coffee while waiting for boarding.
Bo's Coffee

Camwhores

We were met at the Budget Terminal by Jet and Hazel. The Singapore Budget Terminal was a bit a surprise to us since we did not expect it to be that plain. I was a little disappointed that Dianne will not see the Changi Airport since I boasted to her that Changi Airport is the best Airport I've been to so far.
We took a taxi to Jet, Hazel, and Fred's condo and was me there by Fred. Had some chicka with the 3 then we went to sleep to prepare ourselves for a busy day!
NAIA 3 was bigger than Centennial but not much different. It was cold inside the airport so we had coffee while waiting for boarding.
Bo's Coffee
Camwhores
We were met at the Budget Terminal by Jet and Hazel. The Singapore Budget Terminal was a bit a surprise to us since we did not expect it to be that plain. I was a little disappointed that Dianne will not see the Changi Airport since I boasted to her that Changi Airport is the best Airport I've been to so far.
We took a taxi to Jet, Hazel, and Fred's condo and was me there by Fred. Had some chicka with the 3 then we went to sleep to prepare ourselves for a busy day!
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