Sunday, 21 April 2013
Lakeside
Walking around Lake Wakatipu you find some of the most beautiful sights. Anyone living here I really hope you've gotten a chance to do this. A lot of the time people tend to take what they have for granted, and this includes the views that surround them each day.
Saturday, 20 April 2013
TimeZone aka Adult Play Time
When was the last time you went to an arcade and played racing games, claw games, or anything else similar? We decided to swing into a TimeZone (similar to an adult Chuck-e-Cheese for those who don't know what TimeZone is) on our way to the gym and just have some good old fashioned fun.
It's always good to get out of your routine and just do something you haven't gotten a chance to in a while, or ever. This where a bucketlist comes in handy as well! I challenge you to try 1 new thing today, a new coffee flavor, new fruit, stop into a new store, say hello to 1 new person, anything, just get out of your routine!
It's always good to get out of your routine and just do something you haven't gotten a chance to in a while, or ever. This where a bucketlist comes in handy as well! I challenge you to try 1 new thing today, a new coffee flavor, new fruit, stop into a new store, say hello to 1 new person, anything, just get out of your routine!
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Sneak peak into Chinatown
Every big city in the world has a Chinatown, but the one in Singapore is the best one I've seen. It's proper Chinatown, food stalls, tailors, shoe cobblers on the street, seafood you've never seen before, massage parlors, trinkets and waving cats everywhere. This is a little preview into this amazing little part of the world.
We had satay for dinner, it's more Malaysian than Chinese, but it's delicious, with a massive coconut on the side. Coconuts should be mandatory in every part of the world. Satay is normally chicken, pork or mutton and always comes with a special peanut sauce, and onion and cucumber bits. The rice pockets are optional but great with the satay so also recommended.
We're going for a full day soon so I'll be posting what we get up to. (To do list includes a fish pedicure, eating a penis worm sea creature, fortune telling, and buying a few special items.. You won't want to miss it.)
We had satay for dinner, it's more Malaysian than Chinese, but it's delicious, with a massive coconut on the side. Coconuts should be mandatory in every part of the world. Satay is normally chicken, pork or mutton and always comes with a special peanut sauce, and onion and cucumber bits. The rice pockets are optional but great with the satay so also recommended.
We're going for a full day soon so I'll be posting what we get up to. (To do list includes a fish pedicure, eating a penis worm sea creature, fortune telling, and buying a few special items.. You won't want to miss it.)
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