Apart from the zoo, I will summarise the whole Singapore trip in this post. The first thing is that the funny moment when we haven't seen each other for 2 years and we both wore the same colour shirt when we met. Hahaha. Like couple.
Another funny moment when my bro put a card on the table and said: "this means the seat is ours already la", then he walked away to order his food. LOL! The first Singaporean culture I learned.
My first proper yee sang in 2 years.
Also my first chilli crab in 2 years. Obviously I've been eating rubbish during the past 2 years that every meal I had back home and in Singapore felt like royal delicacies.
Second day, we coincidentally wore the same colour shirt..... again. Lol. We went to Universal Studio. So glad that we went for the Transformer ride first before we went on to this Battle Galactica roller coaster. After this roller coaster ride, we saw that the queue for Transformer was 50x more horrible than before. Pengsan. Oh, it was also my first suspended roller coaster ride with my feet dangling. xD
Mummy ride. Eventhough there wasn't many people, but it still took us 15 minutes just to walk non-stop from the entrance to the ride. How will it look like during the weekend? And our car was full of noisy aunties! Swt! They also pengsan after the bumpy ride. Lol!
When we arrived, there was a long queue to take a picture with Po. So we went back there in the evening and we only had to queue less than 2 minutes for our turn. Haha.
Charlie Chaplin.
This picture is so farrrrniee! We pretended to have a serious discussion with them. Lol!! Just that our clothing was out of their era.
Last day of the trip, we went to Gardens by the Bay. We were approaching some steps and bro already warned my dad few times about the steps in front. However, he was so concentrating looking at a tree far away and said: "look at the door, look at the door!", in the end, he did miss the step. Mou lek! Luckily those steps are far apart from each other, so he just went a level lower with a small surprised. As a consequence, my bro kept repeating "look at the door, look at the door" and made me laugh non-stop.... again. Actually can see that I was holding my laughter in the picture. And still laughing when I was typing this. LOL!
We went on to the suspended bridge, which is 22 storeys high I think. Because it's suspended, so the bridge will sway when there's wind or any big movement. There's a sign already saying 'no jumping', and my dad still bounced on the spot said "see! the bridge can move wan!" Swt!! How come it's the adult who's ignoring the sign and not the other way round? Hahahahaha!!
View of Marina Bay from the bridge. By the way, I can also see the ground below my feet because the bridge floor is not a solid concrete, but a see-through metal floor, which makes it more exciting.
Want to go back up and walk again. xD
Cloud walk with all the alpine plants. It was soooo cooling in there and so glad to stay out of the heat outside. Felt like heaven.
Ending the trip with nice dim sums.
When can I go back again.... eventhough it's hot. Hehe.
