Packing
Sep 2nd
Here’s RM50 worth of stationary.
No, I’m not done yet.
I need to choose a nice Batik shirt, get a rice cooker, clear my room and think of a way to squeeze everything into my luggage. This month is going to be exciting.
Universal Studios Singapore at night
Aug 20th
I looked at the calendar and realized that I have about one month left. Reality is starting to kick in, and I need to start a checklist.
This post is going to be on Universal Studios Singapore. Tickets were sold out for the entire National Day long weekend so we opted for the Hollywood After Hours pass at SGD5 instead. I’ve heard mixed reviews on this place. To sum it all, the SGD72 (weekend) ticket price is really worth it only if you have not been to another Universal Studios elsewhere.
The SGD5 ticket gave us access to the shops, restaurants, restrooms and the fireworks display at 10pm. Pretty worth it for very mature people who are not fans of thrill rides.
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(above) The crowd sitting down in an orderly manner 15 minutes prior to the fireworks.
Universal Studios theme parks can also be found in Hollywood, Orlando and Japan!
Let’s get it started
Aug 13th
My own domain is officially two years old. Renewed it at the very last minute last night. I should revive my blog now that my 9 months long break is coming to an end and I’m going to embark on a new journey of discovery very soon!
I have been really free for the past two months. Assuming that I get a job after graduation, the next time I will be slacking like I did in mid 2010 will be when I’m retired. Can’t really imagine how would life be when I retire, hopefully there will still be trees and flowers so that I can do some gardening.
I just came back from crashing NUS. Crashed Prince George’s Park residences but not their lectures. The stall selling Vietnamese food rocks. Seeing how others are adjusting to their university life makes me more eager to find out how would mine turn out. NUS is actually very fun except for the sun that always shines and the pressure cooker (education system) that students are forced into. But still, I’m sure most of them who survive university in Singapore are well equipped for the real world.
This is a type C room in PGP. Thanks Jon.