Sunday, March 8, 2015

Singapore: Lion City

We got to revisit Singapore last week when the boys took part in an international ice hockey tournament and played with their Bangkok teammates. I was excited to be back even though it's my third time in that country - the other visits were brief and I felt sure that I could tackle some more items off the to-do list in Singapore this time around.

Please rate this toilet. Everything has signs like this in Singapore. Amazing.

Turns out, Joe got smacked in the face with a stick in their first game of the tournament! So he was out half a tooth and his lower lip was put into two separate pieces entirely. He was such a trooper and still made the most of being there - we all had some fun times hanging out with the team and eating all the yummy food Singapore has to offer.


Good ol' Singapore.
Sam even got in touch with a former classmate from Choate, Mike, who took us to a great lunch spot on our last day. In the end, I did more sightseeing of the nightlife areas than the botanic gardens of Singapore, but still had a wonderful time and found myself so relaxed and happy to be in a place where the cars stop at least 10 feet away from you to let you cross the street - what a treat!


A man got fined about $14,000USD for littering 34 cigarette butts in 4 days.

Here are some more pictures from what little wandering I managed to sneak in between long sleep sessions and lazy reading in one of the most comfortable beds ever (thanks, AirBnB).

The shrine at our mom and pop shop.

A clear sky! Amazing.

Killiney Kopitiam's famous kaya buttered french loaf.

Killiney Kopitiam among so much yummy food. And Domino's.

Love this architecture.

Some birds.

More lovely architecture.

And more.

Delicious duck lunch for our last Singapore meal with Mike!

The pool at our AirBnB.

Loving this moon and sky.

A perfect capture for this crazy evening with the hockey boys.

Wendy's is in Singapore!!!! SO GREAT.

One of Sam's goals! Blue shorts, black shirt.

Handsome boys after their final game.

Nighttime at Clark Quay.

All of the trees lining the streets in Singapore are insured.

Old with the new.

Hey, it's Sam!

Walk on the rocks in your bare feet, he said.
It's good for you, he said. OUCH, I said.


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