With all the fun Alex (otherwise known as Alien) and I had on our first photography outing together, it was time to arrange another one; and since it was so much fun, we wanted someone else to join us. Our fat friend – Patrick; or just Pat, as we know him.
This time, an out-of-the-way location was on the cards, since fat-pat had a car. Since the first outing was organised and planned by me, someone else had to take up the responsibility, and pat suggested Punggol, so Punggol it was!
After this location, which was just by the sea, I remember us getting into the car, and driving off. However, I do not remember how we got to our next location.
After enjoying some time with the mosquitos (this I remember) at the unknown location, we proceeded to Changi Village, and had lunch at the hawker centre there. Pat introduced us to the famous Nasi Lemak, with a relatively short queue, in comparison to its usual patronage; and I have to say, it would have to take something much nicer than that to get me queuing.
There’s something else you need to know about Singapore – most Singaporeans look at a queue, and either 1 or 2 things goes through their mind; there’s a bargain/sale/free gift; or there’s good food. That is why you’ll see many queues in Singapore.
For me, I would rather settle for something else.
The 3 photos above are all taken within and around the Changi Village area. There’s even a plant/flower wholesaler nearby.
Find out more: Changi Village
the snapping tortoise 