One of the things I like about Singapore is that it doesn’t get visited by typhoons. Sure, it rains sometimes, but not so much that it causes classes to get suspended, or work to be called off.

Like this picture I took a few weeks ago. The dark clouds threatened a downpour, but a few minutes later, they all cleared out and it was sunny again.

Singapore 2007

That big ferris wheel down there? That’ll be the Singapore Flyer, slated to open in 2009. And those colored bleachers? That was filled with people for the National Day Parade.

Singapore Marina

While Singapore celebrated its birthday, I was at the east side having barbecue with some friends.Singapore NDP 2007

Singapore NDP 2007 collage

 

I sneaked out of the party earlier than most of them because I had to attend Nina’s despedida dinner over at Depot Road, at a new-found, soon-to-be-favorite eating place called Botak Jones.

Singapore NDP 2007-3

Nina caught the pouting craze and was practicing it. She got the hang of it better than most of us. Which will be useful when she gets to the land of old castles, ronan keating, and brad pitt in “the devil’s own“.

Singapore NDP 2007-4 Singapore NDP 2007-5

So that was how I spent the ndp holiday..with friends old and new. and food, definitely lots of food.

If you’re living in Singapore, how did you spend your NDP holiday? Share with me your stories and pictures, because I missed the fireworks ( I heard it was great!).

Filipina mum making a home in New Zealand. On my blog, I write about living in the "land of the long, white cloud", food, travel and family.

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