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Written on: Sunday, December 30, 2007
Time: 7:28 PM
For some strange reason, I just realised that next year's B-Div is gonna be at Orchid Country Club (OCC). WHAT THE?! I HAVE TO WALK A FREAKING 2KM FOR TRAINING AND ANOTHER 2KM BACK WITH 2 BOWLING BALLS SINCE THERE ISN'T A BUS STOP OUTSIDE!!
Somebody kill me. D:
Written on: Saturday, December 29, 2007
Time: 12:21 PM
Welcome to a long overdue post. Let us begin with the flight to Hong Kong.
Day 1: The Flight
Tada... Singapore Airlines!
Ok, when we got there, we went to Galaxy of the Stars to watch that light show thingy which I forgot the name. No pictures of it because I have shaky hands and the shot turned out super blurry I was watching the show and my camera couldn't get the shot anyway. ;D The only shot I got was the Bruce Lee bronze statue.
Haiiiii ya!
Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland
Ok before we get to Disneyland, we need to take the MTR there so let me spam you with trains once again.
Tung Chung Station
Welcome aboard the MTR. We will now depart from Tung Chung Station. This is where my hotel is and guess what: it's at the end of the line! Woohoo! ^-^
Tung Chung Line Interior
This is the interior of the trains. The seats are reasonably spaced out unlike our old MRT trains. "/ Oh, and they have that Dynamic Route Map System aka flashing lights for the next station located above every door. Cool right?
Sunny Bay Station at night
We arrived at Sunny Bay! My day shot wasn't quite right so I got my night shot out instead. As you can see, Sunny Bay is located in the middle of nowhere and used as an interchange station to the Disneyland Resort Line. It has no air-conditioning but it still is cooling. Oh wait, it's winter. "/ Check out the roof.
A sunny Sunny Bay
Ok, this is the train to Disneyland.
Driverless and you can see the cab and the tracks at the same time when you are standing in front! :D
Check this out. This is the real interior of the trains. In Singapore, you only see sofas on 3 sponsored SBSTransit buses. "/ They even have bronze statues of Disney characters all around the train!
Check out the catenary wires at Disneyland Resort Station. So Victorian right?
Disneyland Resort Station
Welcome to Disneyland Hong Kong!
Now obviously, Disneyland is not Disneyland without the Disneyland Railroad. Here comes the train!
Disneyland Railroad Locomotive
Fantasyland Station
The only stop around the line is at Fantasyland so we got off there. Fantasyland is a place filled with Poohs, Tiggers, Piglets, classic Disney characters and baby Disney characters. Too bad I ain't got pictures of it because I couldn't be arsed to take them was enjoying the ride. Wait, that sounds wrong. Oh never mind.
The only picture I think I got was at the Autopia Highway Of Tomorrow. It's something like our go-karts only with a track in the middle so you can't drive wherever you like. Also, the car I got knows only 2 things: brake hard and accelerate hard. So whenever I let the guy in front of me go first before I do, I would be tailgating him in like 5 seconds or so. "/
That's my cousin.
Ok, things must go on. The fireworks were at 7pm! :D Pity I couldn't get it on camera. Same reason as the Symphony Of Lights show above. Hey, I remembered the name! ^-^
Sleeping Beauty Castle
Hong Kong Disneyland Christmas Tree
The tree still isn't as tall as the one on Mount Faber though. ;D
Neon Lights at night
Wait, that's not Disneyland. That's AFTER we left after the fireworks.
And the only thing I remembered there was shopping at a Hong Kong pasar malam and being almost blinded by I think chilli powder by 10 seconds.
Day 3: The Peak
Ok, not exactly the whole day though but still anyway, we queued for like 1 hour or so to buy a return ticket for a 5 minute ride. "/ Make sense? No? Well, it is the cheapest and FASTEST way to get up. And who said that Hong Kong's public transport was efficient.
Me about to be rammed by the tram.
The Peak Tram to Joseph's house The Peak
Ok, we didn't spend much time at the Peak because there wasn't much to see anyway.
Rich men's housing
Joseph's house
Day 4: Transport Spotting!!
Okay, not so but it's the only pictures I got left.
Tram
Minibus
The minibuses there can seat up to 28 people (not these) and yet we complain about our 17 seaters here! "/
KMB Bus
As you can see, Hong Kong does have TVMobile but they are called BusTV.
Last picture before leaving Hong Kong.
Hong Kong International Airport Check In Rows
We must be number 1 in everything for example being number 1 in receiving the A380s.
Ok, seeya!
Written on: Sunday, December 16, 2007
Time: 7:52 PM
Just a super short post about my holiday in KL before I leave for KL tomorrow. Yes, you read that sentence right.
The following is a sign at the hotel lift lobby.
GF - In case of emergency, please use staircase
Right.
Okay, see you in 8 days!
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Written on: Sunday, December 30, 2007
Time: 7:28 PM
For some strange reason, I just realised that next year's B-Div is gonna be at Orchid Country Club (OCC). WHAT THE?! I HAVE TO WALK A FREAKING 2KM FOR TRAINING AND ANOTHER 2KM BACK WITH 2 BOWLING BALLS SINCE THERE ISN'T A BUS STOP OUTSIDE!!
Somebody kill me. D:
Written on: Saturday, December 29, 2007
Time: 12:21 PM
Welcome to a long overdue post. Let us begin with the flight to Hong Kong.
Day 1: The Flight
Tada... Singapore Airlines!
Ok, when we got there, we went to Galaxy of the Stars to watch that light show thingy which I forgot the name. No pictures of it because I have shaky hands and the shot turned out super blurry I was watching the show and my camera couldn't get the shot anyway. ;D The only shot I got was the Bruce Lee bronze statue.
Haiiiii ya!
Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland
Ok before we get to Disneyland, we need to take the MTR there so let me spam you with trains once again.
Tung Chung Station
Welcome aboard the MTR. We will now depart from Tung Chung Station. This is where my hotel is and guess what: it's at the end of the line! Woohoo! ^-^
Tung Chung Line Interior
This is the interior of the trains. The seats are reasonably spaced out unlike our old MRT trains. "/ Oh, and they have that Dynamic Route Map System aka flashing lights for the next station located above every door. Cool right?
Sunny Bay Station at night
We arrived at Sunny Bay! My day shot wasn't quite right so I got my night shot out instead. As you can see, Sunny Bay is located in the middle of nowhere and used as an interchange station to the Disneyland Resort Line. It has no air-conditioning but it still is cooling. Oh wait, it's winter. "/ Check out the roof.
A sunny Sunny Bay
Ok, this is the train to Disneyland.
Driverless and you can see the cab and the tracks at the same time when you are standing in front! :D
Check this out. This is the real interior of the trains. In Singapore, you only see sofas on 3 sponsored SBSTransit buses. "/ They even have bronze statues of Disney characters all around the train!
Check out the catenary wires at Disneyland Resort Station. So Victorian right?
Disneyland Resort Station
Welcome to Disneyland Hong Kong!
Now obviously, Disneyland is not Disneyland without the Disneyland Railroad. Here comes the train!
Disneyland Railroad Locomotive
Fantasyland Station
The only stop around the line is at Fantasyland so we got off there. Fantasyland is a place filled with Poohs, Tiggers, Piglets, classic Disney characters and baby Disney characters. Too bad I ain't got pictures of it because I couldn't be arsed to take them was enjoying the ride. Wait, that sounds wrong. Oh never mind.
The only picture I think I got was at the Autopia Highway Of Tomorrow. It's something like our go-karts only with a track in the middle so you can't drive wherever you like. Also, the car I got knows only 2 things: brake hard and accelerate hard. So whenever I let the guy in front of me go first before I do, I would be tailgating him in like 5 seconds or so. "/
That's my cousin.
Ok, things must go on. The fireworks were at 7pm! :D Pity I couldn't get it on camera. Same reason as the Symphony Of Lights show above. Hey, I remembered the name! ^-^
Sleeping Beauty Castle
Hong Kong Disneyland Christmas Tree
The tree still isn't as tall as the one on Mount Faber though. ;D
Neon Lights at night
Wait, that's not Disneyland. That's AFTER we left after the fireworks.
And the only thing I remembered there was shopping at a Hong Kong pasar malam and being almost blinded by I think chilli powder by 10 seconds.
Day 3: The Peak
Ok, not exactly the whole day though but still anyway, we queued for like 1 hour or so to buy a return ticket for a 5 minute ride. "/ Make sense? No? Well, it is the cheapest and FASTEST way to get up. And who said that Hong Kong's public transport was efficient.
Me about to be rammed by the tram.
The Peak Tram to Joseph's house The Peak
Ok, we didn't spend much time at the Peak because there wasn't much to see anyway.
Rich men's housing
Joseph's house
Day 4: Transport Spotting!!
Okay, not so but it's the only pictures I got left.
Tram
Minibus
The minibuses there can seat up to 28 people (not these) and yet we complain about our 17 seaters here! "/
KMB Bus
As you can see, Hong Kong does have TVMobile but they are called BusTV.
Last picture before leaving Hong Kong.
Hong Kong International Airport Check In Rows
We must be number 1 in everything for example being number 1 in receiving the A380s.
Ok, seeya!
Written on: Sunday, December 16, 2007
Time: 7:52 PM
Just a super short post about my holiday in KL before I leave for KL tomorrow. Yes, you read that sentence right.
The following is a sign at the hotel lift lobby.
GF - In case of emergency, please use staircase
Right.
Okay, see you in 8 days!
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Nicholas Lim
16 years old *sigh*
School Pending (It means to be confirmed, not the place in Bukit Panjang.)
23 January 1992
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Queen of Peace
nick-lim@hotmail.com
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