A Morning Stroll

So, the packing was done. I did only some in the early morning before having to go out to top up the toll card. The nearest 7-Eleven from the hotel was across the bridge at the bottom of the Singapore Flyer. A 5 minutes walk in bright sunshine, with a breathtaking view of the city across the marina.

I stroll into the Shoppe - the shopping mall opposite the Sands, where the casino is located. Then out via the promenade by the museum. Then a nice stroll across the pedestrian walkway towards the Youth Olympic Park. A right turn towards the Flyer, and I was already on the track used for the Formula 1 night race. There were a few cyclers enjoying their morning ride. I wish I could do that as well.

Now it was a trek back to the hotel for breakfast. A nice stroll indeed.

The Morning Has Broken

So, it was finally the morning after. We hardly done any packing last night and the check-out time is 11 am. A long drive back to KL to follow. It had been a nice stay, though the boys as usual were wining a lot. As I mentioned, it would have been better if they had their friends or cousins with them. Maybe, that would be the plan for the future.

Their toys were still strewn all over the place. I had just woken up to stretch my legs. A quick shower coming up soon, followed by a quick walk to 7-Eleven to charge up my toll card for the drive to Tuas.

If everything goes according to plan, we would be leaving after breakfast - a late one as usual - then would be having lunch in Johor. Anita did mention about stopping at a designer outlet in Johor, but not sure if she has the energy - but you'd be surprised how women can always find energy to shop though.

So, finally, bye-bye Marina Bay Sands .....

Who Wants Pancake?

After we took turn having breakfast at the main cafe, it was the boys' turn to have some breakfast. What did they want? Pancakes.

And they were gorgeous. The maple syrup that went with them was just heavenly. And guess who finished them up in the end? Puan Anita ....