Singapore

Aright, I was missing from Malaysia randomly. I am back now and getting ready to celebrate Chinese New Year :) Feel so great to be at home, in my own green room with familiar things and of course, laptop.

For the past 10 days, I was in Singapore, being so called Marina Bay Sands ambassador. What is my job scope? To promote free Sands membership. It was fun but tiring. Standing and walking around from 10 am till 10 pm. Cannot lean, cannot sit, cannot hunch, cannot this, cannot that. Too strict for me to be happy about. Well, to look on the bright side, I got the opportunity to talk to people from different parts of the world. Trying to utilize my Japanese but it was a total failure as I only utter a few words, forgetting many phrases but I understood what the Japanese were saying. I made use of my Mandarin and Cantonese to speak with patrons from Hong Kong and China. And believe or not, Bahasa Melayu is useful as it is almost similar to the Indonesian.

Another interesting discovery is that, most people I met there thought I was Filipino, Indonesian, Eurasian or simply "what are you?". Even Filipino themselves thought I was one of them and tried to speak to me in their own language. Not just once but many times. It's fun to keep people wondering about my race :)

To those who don't know, this is Marina Bay Sands Hotel. Their signature attraction is the Sands SkyPark, the Casino, the celebrity chef restaurants and the Shoppes.

Inside MBS. At Tower 2.

Working with cool people but there is an uncool ones too who really got me on my nerve.

I have one off day, so I met up with Shih Mei and Victor.

Victor and I tried Mos burger. It is so good... Yummy.....

We walked along Orchard Road, Bugis, China Town and some other places I don't recall.

Singapore is a clean, organise and beautiful city.

Chinese New Year decoration.

Here are some of the photos I took before boarding the coach back to KL.

With Sophia, she look gorgeous in the red Cheongsam. I wore the same one on my last two days but I portray that kind of effect. Sadly. hehe

And with Pik Geok (aka PG, Piggy, Pig, Olivia)

I will miss this place (I am lying)

I was stationed here too, at the retail side, the Shoppes.

SkyPark

I was freezing because it was rainy and windy.

The infinity pool.

Overlooking Singapore from 57th floor.

And going home on an executive coach. There was less than 10 persons in the bus.

Boy, I am glad to be home. I didn't have access to Internet when I was in Singapore. It made my life so miserable there. Awesome experience though.

Cheers.