The virgin.
It was initially me going to Kuala Lumpur with my friends; Emma, Nawal and Mun but I guess it was not meant to be for me and Emma. Then, I got an offer by my cousin to fun Singapore, where the ticket was sponsored by my mum.
Hence, on the 21st of June, 6 plus in the afternoon, we board the plane. It was my very first experience in boarding the plane. I was a virgin flyer and the first time was not so bad as I thought although I was expecting something much more fun.
The starting was slow, real slow, that I got headache just sitting there and wondering when we're going to take off. I guess the anticipation was overwhelming.
But when the plane started gathering speed to take off, my heart went thumping and I was grinning. Sadly, I was sitting on the middle seats so I can't really see anything that was going on outside but the altitude change was shown on this big screen up front. The speed was awesome and I really loved it.
That was my first flight, my first voyage to Singa-land.
And I find it amazing how easy it is to check in, wait then board. I thought there would be hundreds of safety measures to be done. Traveling is actually easy peasy.
Day 1.
When we got to Singapore, we immediately hailed a taxi and went straight to the hotel. Although it was still 10 in the evening and the night life was still bustling, we were pretty much exhausted and decided to rest until the next morning before actually do what we went there to do. Shop.
Hence, Day 1 started on the 22nd of June, 2009.
Day 1, we woke up early to get ready for a busy day. Us three girls with two things in mind; breakfast and shopping.
Hailing a taxi, we went all the way to Adams Road to catch the most talked about and famous no.1 Nasi Lemak. Indeed, it was delish, especially when I ordered mine with 'otak-otak' on the side. (I love otak-otak). After, we went shopping. Where? Orchard Road, where else?

This building attracted me. It is an old building surrounded by many new buildings. You can find a lot of these old buildings around though and I saw many of them in Little India. (more on that, later)

Can always be seen, taxis. People actually lined up to get to them rather than waving them down.
That's one of the things I love about Singapore, its very rule-orientated. It was like everyone is on the same level rather than one to be of higher than the other. It was like what you wear and do does not matter as long as you do not bother others and know of your own self. And there are so many beautiful people around!
Then again, I was watching from the eyes of an outsider.

Pretty Zyan, the Cartier poster-girl

Jerah
Day 2 was spent doing the same thing, actually. Shopping. So I'll just skip right to Day 3.
Day 3
(Coming soon)
;)