Like most blog posts, I started writing my birthday entry in my head. However, I was in such a state earlier that everything came out sounding like a eulogy.
I suppose it is something like a parting — me parting with my much loved youth and heading towards a new phase in life. Eeew.
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Yes, I’m still alive. I enjoyed my one week reprieve from blogging. Towards the end, writing a daily account of my trip became too much of a chore. Even finishing up my last couple of days in Singapore to finish the 30 days weren’t enjoyable anymore.
I set out just before lunch to catch the bus to Orchard Road. I needed to change some money, and I’ve been told that Lucky Plaza is the place to go. Since I was already in the area, I thought I’d have some fried prawn noodle at Wistma Atria, and check out the Kinokuniya bookstore inside Takashimaya.
I wanted to wake up at 10am, but woke up two hours prior. I stumble out of my niece’s room, and the first thing I see is the CNN headline that Michael Jackson has died. Great way to start any morning.
I’m writing this entry from the dining table at my brother’s flat in Singapore. I was stamped back into the country at 8pm this evening, and for the first time in the three weeks I’ve been traveling, I’ll be staying in one country for more than six days. I’m sad that I had to cut the Malaysian leg of the trip short, but I can’t even begin to tell you how relieved I felt when I finally set foot inside the front door.
Today is the first day of my backpacking trip, and I… overslept. I’ve actually been in Singapore since Saturday, and I’ve been going around the city reacquainting myself with old favorites (the Esplanade, China Square Central) and discovering new ones (the National Museum of Singapore). I had grand plans of going on several walking trails today, but after the weekend’s activities, I decided to just to it when I come back at the end of the month and just spend the day at home.
Are you headed for Singapore this coming June to September? If you are, do you fancy a side trip to Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Padang or Phuket via TigerAirways?
This week, we don’t blame you if you need to take a second look at our fares. Starting from S$0.99*, they’re so low that it’s hard to believe it the first time! And that’s not all – this offer is valid for travel between June and September, which means you can even start planning for two holidays instead of one! So snap them up quickly at www.tigerairways.com now!
Source: TigerAirways mailing list email
Ticket sales starts today, March 3, 2008, and end on March 10, or until the seats run out. Sale fares are valid only for flights to and from Singapore.
With this promo, round trip tickets to Bangkok only costs SG$ 147.98, or approximately Php 4,327.19. Fares from Clark to Singapore has also been lowered to SG$19.99 or US$12.83, bringing the round trip fares down to US$100.34 (Php 4,079.98).
As with all airline seat sales, read the fine print carefully! These tickets are usually non-refundable and can cost an extra for re-booking.
With the opening of their 3rd hub in Davao, Cebu Pacific announces international flights from Davao to Singapore and Hong Kong starting May 8 and May 9, 2008. Of course, this can only mean one thing: seat sale!
Grab these fantastic deals and be on your way to fabulous locations!
Now that we have a hub in Davao, fly direct from Davao to Hong Kong and Singapore for only 999 PESOS or to Iloilo for as low as 98 PESOS!
Direct services from Davao to Singapore and Iloilo will commence on May 8, 2008 while the service to Hong Kong will start on May 9, 2008. The seat sale wil l run from November 13 to 20, 2007 only.
Fly from Cebu to Bacolod and Manila to Laoag for only 1.00 PESO!
The seat sale will run from November 13, 2007 to February 29, 2008, and is good for travel for the same period. There are more than 20,000 seats available for this promotional sale so hurry!
Source: Cebupacificair.com
Nina, going through quarterlife crisis, decided to stop talking about traveling and actually start traveling. Starting with a solo weekend trip to Cebu to a backpacking trip in Thailand and Singapore, she finally made it out of Asia and into Australia. After spending close to six months down under, she's happily settled in Manila (for now), intent to explore the best things the Philippines has to offer.
