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10 Days In Singapore - Part 1
For Eid holiday this year, Miss Kiki had a 2-week holiday one of which coincides with my sister's work trip to Singapore. We decided to tag along and left DH behind as he was scheduled to go to Africa. I had brought my D50 with me but I ended up taking more pictures with my phone. Oh well, here are the pictures!
Early morning selfie at Starbucks Soekarno Hatta
Selfie on the plane
Day 2....
Auntie was at work...
Of all the available food options for lunch, Kiki wanted Eggs.
Day 2 lunch
Over The Rainbow Waffle at Eggs and Berries
Kids Meal at Eggs and Berries
And..... a small performance for mama......
Before we went swimming at the hotel pool....
She was really trying to practice what her teacher taught her... but she couldn't remember....
She was so hungry after the swim.
Caesar Salad. Her new favourite food.
Elsa's Coronation Day Hair
Check out these cool digital price tags at the supermarket!
Digital Price Tags
Poor Auntie.... Lol
Day 3...
We started with breakfast in bed! Having a kitchen in your hotel room sure is handy!
Water Playground at Changi City Point near our hotel. I love these pics!
Hi! I'm Kirana from woofkiki.blogspot.co.id . I am going to write an introduction for this blog post. We bought a Nintendo Switch in Japan. I really liked it and played with it almost everyday. If you're wondering what a Nintendo Switch is, it is a video game where you can basically "switch" everything. The joy-cons and even the game! You can also connect it to your TV. It would be nice to bring it around with you, but when you put it in your bag... Oh no! The screen scratched! So, this is a sleeve that will fix that. Let's get started!😊 Kirana Now the tutorial (by Kirana's mom)... 1. Make your pattern according to the picture below. It is basically a 6"x24" rectangle with a semi circle at one end. Note: this is not a printable pattern 1. Cut your outer fabric, lining, and batting(optional). In this tutorial, I used minky for lining and a pre-quilted fabric for the cover, so I didn't need extra batting. For batting, I recomm
Photo credit: Lukas Rissing @thestudypacker A live-aboard experience is one of the highlights of Labuan Bajo. It has been on my bucket list for a while but every time I tried to go, something just didn't work out.... until now! The opportunity arose to join an impressive-looking boat this year and the dates matched Miss Kiki's holiday perfectly, how could I not take this rare chance! With less than a month to prepare, we booked plane tickets, accommodations, and whatever equipment we thought we might need. So off we flew to Labuan Bajo with little preparation and a lot of faith. ;) You can read the first and second parts of the trip in my previous posts. After we checked out of our hotel on the third day, we went to the pier and hopped on to a dinghy that took us to Chakana Liveaboard, a 47-meter-long phinisi-style yacht that was going to be our accommodation for the next two nights. My heart raced as we approached the pretty boat and spotted a group of staff excitedly wavi
I booked a leisure day trip for our second day in Labuan Bajo via Traveloka . When I say leisure, I meant a non-diving trip. We have a live onboard trip booked for the 3rd to the 5th day but that one is a diving trip covering different places and adventures so we tried to cram the other must-visits of Komodo National Park in one day. For breakfast that morning, we had breakfast boxes that the resort had prepared for us by order. The tour was operated by East Cruise Komodo and it was an open trip consisting of thirty-something people. East Cruise Komodo picked us up at Sudamala Resort where we stayed at 5:30 am and brought us to the harbour. The re-registration process at the harbour took about half an hour and after we were assigned a boat, we boarded. On the boat, our tour leader collected what was supposed to be the entrance fee for the National Komodo Park. It was IDR 150k per person for locals and IDR 300k per person for foreigners. We never saw the tickets but later on, we foun
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