Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
We headed down to Marina Bay Sands for a look-see on the third day of our Staycation. Funny how that as Singaporeans, we’ve not gone by earlier to check out this absolutely monstrous construction that is supposed to sustain our
Well, even if our stay at the Naumi was only so-so, at least the three of us had a fabulous time exploring downtown Singapore. Hannah wanted to check out all the Christmas trees in the vicinity! Panoramic pictures next!
We thought long and hard about whether to take Hannah out for her first short vacation nearby overseas this month as I’d managed to take a stretch of a few days off work, but barely a fortnight before its start
It wasn’t long after checking into Capella Singapore @ Sentosa that we both arrived at the same conclusion; that given how luxurious the place was (and that I paid a hefty bill for the stay), we both felt that we
More pictures of Hannah adapting to the room and surroundings.=)
A few more pictures of Capella Sentosa outside the room:
We had a really pleasant surprise at Capella Singapore @ Sentosa shortly after check-in. While still settling down, a belated birthday cake for Hannah was brought up to our room. And the cake was so good that Hannah had at
Hands down; the best hotel or resort we’ve both stayed yet. This is one property where (nearly – see below) everything’s just perfect. We got to the resort pretty speedily in on the early yesterday Saturday afternoon, got the car
I wrote in January this year that we were planning to take our first holiday with Hannah in June this year, and the list of potential places included Redang, Phuket, Sabah and Langkawi. After considerations regarding expenditure, the difficulties involved
Something weird happens whenever we travel. The instant we’re back in Singapore, we begin planning for the next vacation! :) It’s no different this time too, and I’ve been working out some basic costing and preliminary itineraries on a trip
Ling has a really funny way of asking for directions whenever we were lost in Japan. Whether it’s a local passer-by along Shijo-Dori, or at some subway station, she’ll always ask this way: “Excuse me, could you tell me is
A selection of the 52 panoramic compositions I did during the trip. The full images are huge, so here are reduced-sized versions. Click on the thumbnail for a 1024 pixel wide image. Kyoto, Kiyomizu Temple
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