i miss Singapore!!!

manage to met up wif my bestfren; Sharon at Projet for limteh. she's bek from singapore (hunting for temporary jobs there) n yes she manage to get a job there n she's leaving tis Sunday!!! tats y i meet her jus now...otherwise no chance dy. she wil b there for 2 months working as operator. she told me her situation there while hunting for jobs. bump into Anna at there oso n limteh a while wif her....

Sharon ask me wats d best place to visit at Singapore n i mention SENTOSA ISLAND!!! simply miss tat place!! if i got d chance i'll go there again! worth the price!!

these r the pics i took at Singapore Sentosa Island last year ... d sand dem white n d water is crystal clear!!!

aaaahhh...so nice...i wanna camp there la......

saw the LION behind there!!! kekekke

on d way to Fort Siloso..very tiring...

at Fort Siloso...a lil blur

at butterfly park n insect kingdom!!

these r few of d places i visited at Sentosa Island....

You’ll get to see the highly intelligent Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphins in their natural environment. Observe them through a series of interactive, feeding and training sessions specially designed to demonstrate their natural abilities of tail-walking synchronisation. Lucky visitors might even score a peck on the cheek, or a chance to wade next to them, fully supervised by the trainers, of course.

this is oso another my favourite! u get to cek it out the history, interesting!!... Step back into 14th century Singapore with a little help from the 21st century. Life-sized figures, rare artifacts and state-of-the-art technology give this history lesson extra ‘oomph’, bringing to life the sights, sounds and smells of bygone Singapore in four distinct sections. ‘Stories of the Sea’ recounts Singapore’s maritime history through the eyes of an amusing Chinese merchant. Or learn more about one of Chinese history’s most famous admirals, Admiral Cheng Ho, in an animatronic puppet show. Then take a walk into the warehouse and experience the thoroughly ‘moving’ and ‘spirited’ godown which houses the Object Theatre, the first of its kind in Asia. At the Pioneers of Singapore exhibit, you’ll come face-to-face with key historical personalities like Sir Stamford Raffles and local philanthropists such as Tan Tock Seng. Be transported back in time as you witness landmark signings and peek into old coolie quarters. Then relive Singapore’s darkest hours at the Surrender Chambers. An engrossing montage of authentic audio-visual footage, simulated sound recordings, rare artifacts and preserved documents bring to chilling life the tragedy of Singapore’s war years. Finally, celebrate with us at the Festivals of Singapore, where the rituals, festivals and cultural practices of the Chinese, Malays, Indians and Peranakans are recreated in their full glory. You’re also invited to attend elaborate wedding ceremonies, and enjoy the exuberant colours of religious occasions like Thaipusam or the cultural significance of Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations.

this is one of my most favourite!!! Prepare to be charmed by ‘Magical Sentosa’ and its cast of characters in this S$4-million sound, light and laser extravaganza at the Musical Fountain. During the half-hour multi-media musical, Kiki the hyperactive monkey and his friends will bring you on a journey into a secret Sentosa unknown to the world. Meet singing and dancing octopus and jellyfish and the beautiful Princess Pearl who will cast her spell on you with her siren song. Thanks to amazing special effects – a combination of state-of-the-art lasers and computer graphics, water jets and fiery flames – your ‘Magical Sentosa’ experience will be quite unforgettable. watch it NITE TIME!!!! they haf 3D animation where u watch jus like real life cartoon moving around n oso cute songs!! afta i watch tis i dowan go bek..i wanna stay n watch sumore..but too bad..hafta wait 2ml...

If you’ve ever wondered about King Neptune’s domain, wonder no more. The Underwater World oceanarium on Sentosa is home to more than 2,500 fishes from 250 different species. Start your tour with the Touch Pool for some ‘hands on’ experience with starfish, stingrays and if you dare, baby sharks. Then venture into the ocean depths via a moving travellator that ferries you through an 83-metre-long acrylic tunnel. All around you, sharks, stingrays, eels and schools of fish glide past – engrossed in their own world. For those who don’t mind getting wet, interactive programmes such as ‘Dive with the Sharks’ or ‘Dive with the Dugong’ are available upon advance booking.

unfortunately, i didnt get to visit both of these places cos tat time stil under renovation


afta limteh..came bek to cek any interesting mails...aaaahhh...there's a mail from Aldrin. ehem ehem. oh a greeting card... lets cek wat isit....oh, graduation e-card...so sweet. thanks Aldrin!!