Fanciful motorbike full of sunflowers, even the rider’s jacket and helmet have sunflowers all over. I’ve seen this sunflower-themed bike at least twice in Singapore, if there is only one such bike… Wonder if this is some sort of an advertisment related to sunflowers? If one day I saw a sunflower on the road, I guess I knew where it came from… Oh my, just noticed that he seemed to be wearing a Singapore flag in front of him!
You will surely feel good in this Dutch-themed toilet! Colourful clogs and fields of tulips and sunflowers are featured in this toilet at Great World City shopping mall in Singapore. There is also another toilet that features Egyptian theme.
Singapore is going to host the adrenalin-inducing 2008 Formula 1 Grand Prix from 20 Sept to 5 Oct! It will be the World’s first night racing in Formula 1 history! I know you’ll ask if I am going. The answer is “No sponsor yet!”
Paya Lebar MRT station, with a row of residential buildings in the background.
These are not coconuts; they have thorns and they emit a strong smell. What are they? Reverse this word for the answer! ~ “snairuD”
My cyber treat for you! As mentioned in one of my posts, Singapore is a food paradise with a wide variety of delicacies from all over the world. This is Taiwanese hot pot with fried fish fillets at only S$4.50 in a food court at a shopping mall (Tampines shopping mall).
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Yipeeee !!! Finallyyy am the first to comment π Is this your last post on Sg ??! And Durians ? Aiyo , I dare not comment about that ! Remember the last time ?? :p And , hey is that the Men’s or the Women’s toilet ?? :p I see you in one of the mirrors and a Guy in another mirror ?! And WOW !! F1 grand prix in sg !! Koool ! F1 grandprix will also be held in India from next year !! π
The Singapore Grand Prix is going to be the first night Grand Prix which should add some interest as well.
Singapore is such a great country to visit, maybe Furious and I will visit it sometime. π By the way, we also have Durian here in the Philippines! hehehe Happy weekend Eunice!
Paya Lebar MRT station! It looks exactly like how I remember it.
It might be funny, but the most vivid memories I had of Singapore are the buses and the MRTs. Must be because I spent a lot of time in them. lol!
for some reason, i really cannot take in durian π
the motorist with sunflowers on him is so cute! hihihi.. an oh, i love durian as long as it’s chilled! =p
Lol.. i think that sunflowers are for sale! π
Wow! The toilets are very beautiful! Love them…^^
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@KC: Of cos not the last post, I live in Singapore you know? There is no “last post” of any country in TravelerFolio, as long as I am still kicking! =P
@Mark H: Thanks for adding that info! I almost forgot about the night racing part.
@Fab: Durians, I have eaten too many of them last month. Seems like the durian fever has dropped!
@Melisa: Yep, everywhere we go, we rely heavily on our public transports like MRT and buses. You were lucky you did not encounter ERP (Electronic Road Pricing). Even if you don’t drive in Singapore, you take a cab, you need to pay a lot of surcharges during certain hours (in fact during most hours.. I feel!!)
@Jasper: Hahaha! So you are one of those who can’t stand durians π Smell gross right?!
@Bena-Yot: Hmm, wondering if he also smells like sunflowers? I love chilled durians too! But still prefer fresh durians, as chilled ones would lose some of the flavours and become a little watery.
@Zaidimz: Haha, if one day I saw a sunflower on the road, I would know where it came from π
@Forever HL: You will definitely feel very relaxed in that toilet! XD…Good for people with constipation… π
Hai,
of course I didn’t encounter ERP, I can’t possibly drive a car there.
I almost never took a cab too. Only when I go to and from the airport. lol
Btw, if I’m not wrong, Paya Lebar MRT is where City Plaza apartment is.
And btw also, I totally love eating durians!
I really like your post.. remind me when it’s comes, Panagbenga here Baguio City. Btw keep in touch…
@Melisa: You r right. City Plaza is just a walking distance away from Paya Lebar MRT. =)
@Mark: Sure, keep in touch =)
Very nice photos. I’m very hungry now. π
@Helen: Thanks! You’ve an insightful blog!
This was one of my favorite memories of Singapore. That, and the wonderful aroma of Durians…
@Dwacon: Ha! U love durians too? Are you Asian or Caucasian?
I feel funny about the toilet… i have never sen any toilet like that here in the Netherlands.. hehehe
@WebbieGurl: Haha! That’s a good one!
I’m curious, where in Singapore do you live? I stayed in Hougang and Lavender when I was there for a visit