Ce La Vi
You’re going to see one breathtaking view after another if you venture to Singapore. But here’s one of the must-see’s in my book: the skyline view from Ce La Vi, […]
Category Archives: Singapore
Pic #3 – Vivian
This is my beautiful friend Vivian. She lives in China. I live in Cincinnati, yet somehow we’ve bonded so that I feel like she’s one of my closest friends. She […]
Cuddles – Closed
I’ve heard about cat cafes in Japan. I always thought they might be interesting to visit. Then, while in Singapore, I was surprised to stumble upon one at the Scape Centre. It was […]
Something Fishy About My Feet
I am the kind of person who wades into the ocean, sees fish swimming around my legs, and runs out as quickly as humanly possible. It’s not that I’m afraid […]
Dr. Seuss Trees
In Darmstadt, Germany, I spotted a house that seemed like the perfect place for Dr. Seuss to live in. The asymmetrical apartment building seemed like a Seuss painting come to […]
Weekly Photo Challenge: Fleeting
Fleeting. As in a laser light/water show with flickering images shown in bursts of spray sent up from fountains, accompanied to music. This was the magical scene before me one […]
Christmas Comes to Orchard Road
The weather outside’s not frightful, and my dear, the scene’s delightful. This is Orchard Road in Singapore — a shopping mecca that puts on spectacular displays of holiday decoration that could rival […]
My Favorite Animal at Singapore’s Night Safari May Surprise You
Let’s be real: a zoo is a zoo is a zoo. It doesn’t matter if you’re in Cincinnati, San Diego, or Singapore. Unless you’re in Africa, a hippopotamus […]
How Many People Can You Cram Onto One Island?
Singapore is everything I expected it to be: a spotlessly clean shopping mecca teeming with people. Which actually made me worry that Singapore would be everything I hate. I do not like shopping […]
Singapore Sin: Prostitution’s Okay. Just Don’t Litter.
What’s Illegal in Singapore? In a land where you’re not allowed to chew gum and littering is a crime taken seriously, it seems odd that prostitution was, and still is, […]
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