me recently went to singapore. slept like a pig snoring all the way from Kluang to JB. woke up and took a deep breath. almost got myself puke. see see i was in a petrol station.
so i opened the car door and stepped out, relaxing. Ahhh! Singapore at last! Dad was outside, mum was at the toilet, and had no idea with the other two brothers of mine. then i looked around. i saw two singapore cars (cause of their plate numbers) fueling their cars and also a sign KELUAR (out)!
well, guess i was still in JB that time, half conscious after the lovely dreamland of mine. dreamt of kissing beauties...
after the car is fueled up, we buckled up and looked at each other.
"How to get to Woodland?" said my dad.
"Go straight-lo! the signboard also put straight!" said my mum.
"Just followed the Singapore cars and you will reach your Woodland!" of course i said it.
so we followed and with some help of the confusing signboard. Frankly speaking, malaysia really needs to improve their signboards. you can see names and arrows all scattered around bringing you to nowhere.
after liked 15 minutes following a car, the trick worked.
moral of the story, dont be too independent because you will end up nowhere. sometimes you need a tongkat (walking-stick) to get to your destination.
my story will not end here...
Day 1
waaa... inside singapore already, traffic quite smooth and wait! how about the country? very the very well maintain, clean and cleaner and cleanest place i have ever been. I was super-duper shocked as i never to see a place to be that clean. even outside my house you can see plastic bags flying all over the garden, roads and needless to say, all sorts of junks in the drain.
Thumbs up for Singapore! speaking about cleaniness, singapore wins!
then how about driving habits, well the singaporeans are rather law abide, i did not see any speeding and everyone is driving accordingly, 90km/h.
when in malaysia, speeding is always a must, to show off ma! even with Protons which are trusted for their quality.
how about the road sign? ho ho the award must be given to Malaysia for the best CONFUSING SIGNBOARDS! really-la, i sometimes have hard time driving in kuala lumpur. find no way to the place i want and mostly ended up taking the long way not highway, please do not confuse.
so we did not book hotels or anything but also we did not sleep besides the streets or in the car. we had our nights at my aunt's house somewhere is toa payoh i think haha... and dinner nearby there.
the first restaurant was treated by my couz, thanks to her for the free meal. haha really filled my tank.
for those who needs a little of food enhancer
i ordered barley less ice and a bowl of rice?
famous Singapore Fried Mee Hoon (Rice vermicelli)
don't know what is it hahabut i got the clue after the photo below
fish head steamboat!
hand towel... do not know whether it is free or notso i ate rice with some dishes and the mee hoon. and later after the tasty meal, they brought us to see something i think unique? scroll down! down the orchard street
so they said, a cow has four stomach... then i am not a cow because i only have one. here we go, our night supper after being fascinated with the lights of the street in Singapore, really unique that my eyes are being charmed with the beauty of the night Singapore.
tau-fu-fa
do not know what they called it in english
bean curd with syrup?
tofu pudding
soya milk, oily fried kuih, and the tofu pudding
i really love it... haha King Kong really knows what is best for his tummy.
the end of day one....
so they said, a cow has four stomach... then i am not a cow because i only have one. here we go, our night supper after being fascinated with the lights of the street in Singapore, really unique that my eyes are being charmed with the beauty of the night Singapore.
tau-fu-fado not know what they called it in english
bean curd with syrup?
tofu pudding
soya milk, oily fried kuih, and the tofu pudding
i really love it... haha King Kong really knows what is best for his tummy.
the end of day one....
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