Our little excursion to Malacca
We've know each other for over 30 years... (yes, for those that can count, I'm openly revealing our age), and yet, this is the first time the 3 of us travelled together. I mean really going on a trip.
Guess it's old age...Sigh...Well the good thing at this stage is that we are independent, kids are grown, we can just go as we like.
This is Eve, my dear old friend from high school. She married a Japanese (really cute hunk) and had since migrated to Japan. With me away in the US, it is only in recent years that we manage to catch up again here in Singapore.
And of course you all know Dor. Our youngest grandma. Here she was probably smsing her maid to make sure her beloved grandson is well taken care of.
Here is our aunties, trying to sort out what to put in the safe deposit box before we head out... Mind you, they took a good 10 minutes putting in their passports and cash. Can u believe it, after all the fuss, the safe locked up, ready to go, they realised that their passport was still in the envelope and not in the safe!
Of course I just sat and watch them :0
Good old fashioned pre war houses on very very narrow street. It is said that the dogs in Malacca wag their tails up an down instead of sideways cos the streets are too narrow.
Trishaws all decked up. We did not go for a ride cos it only takes 2 passengers and with 3 of us, it's not fun to have one left out. Hmm, no wonder Desperate Housewives, Cashmere's Mafia and all chick flick sitcom features 4 ladies.
Remember this type of gates. U don't see much of these in Singapore anymore.
Lunch stop
Suppose to be really famous chicken rice Balls... those are rice balls, not fish balls. It's ok, not too great. Still prefers the Singapore Chicken rice. This just don't have the nice pungent fragrant.
Trying to flirt with the owner to get better price on some paper cuttings.
Grandma buying toys for her Brayden
Love this macro shot..can even see the guppy clearly
Lots of such cool cafes. Gallery cum cafes in this old post wars houses. Still maintain the old charms and yet made hipped by the younger generations.
Specially refreshing juices after the heat outside. And all for no more than 16 ringgit..
Yummy nyonya and assam laksa
Open air karoake for senior citizen and live performance by audience
This guy can really cha chas
Having lots of fun shopping for little trinkets...
Blings blings for hair and mobile phone
Guess it's old age...Sigh...Well the good thing at this stage is that we are independent, kids are grown, we can just go as we like.
This is Eve, my dear old friend from high school. She married a Japanese (really cute hunk) and had since migrated to Japan. With me away in the US, it is only in recent years that we manage to catch up again here in Singapore.
And of course you all know Dor. Our youngest grandma. Here she was probably smsing her maid to make sure her beloved grandson is well taken care of.
Here is our aunties, trying to sort out what to put in the safe deposit box before we head out... Mind you, they took a good 10 minutes putting in their passports and cash. Can u believe it, after all the fuss, the safe locked up, ready to go, they realised that their passport was still in the envelope and not in the safe!
Of course I just sat and watch them :0
Good old fashioned pre war houses on very very narrow street. It is said that the dogs in Malacca wag their tails up an down instead of sideways cos the streets are too narrow.
Trishaws all decked up. We did not go for a ride cos it only takes 2 passengers and with 3 of us, it's not fun to have one left out. Hmm, no wonder Desperate Housewives, Cashmere's Mafia and all chick flick sitcom features 4 ladies.
Remember this type of gates. U don't see much of these in Singapore anymore.
Lunch stop
Suppose to be really famous chicken rice Balls... those are rice balls, not fish balls. It's ok, not too great. Still prefers the Singapore Chicken rice. This just don't have the nice pungent fragrant.
Trying to flirt with the owner to get better price on some paper cuttings.
Grandma buying toys for her Brayden
Love this macro shot..can even see the guppy clearly
Lots of such cool cafes. Gallery cum cafes in this old post wars houses. Still maintain the old charms and yet made hipped by the younger generations.
Specially refreshing juices after the heat outside. And all for no more than 16 ringgit..
Yummy nyonya and assam laksa
Open air karoake for senior citizen and live performance by audience
This guy can really cha chas
Having lots of fun shopping for little trinkets...
Blings blings for hair and mobile phone
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