I am not sure whether I don't have luck to take the right taxi, that was very high chances the taxi I took always who do not know the road and drive to the wrong place.
Due to my job, I need to take taxi often, so based past bad experiences, I always have my map with me and recently I even bought the Navigator device.
Unfortunately, many lousy taxi driver who seems not living in Singapore always drive to the wrong place or told me never heard the road name before, that was really a Big Big shame of them.
If you say I might having poor expression or bad conversation, then if I SHOW THE PRINTED MAP + NAVIGATOR WITH VOICE ASSISTS, can they still unable to drive to the destination?
It happened to night! This taxi driver told me he stay in Clementi, while I tole him I wanted to go Kent Ridge Crescent and go in by Clementi Road, but he drove me to west coast road, he insist not look at my map and the Navigator's guide, end up went to the wrong place again and again!
It really 'impress' the tourists who came to Singapore, a world class and famous branded Singapore!
I hope the related firm should do something about this.
Hardly understand what wrong with these group taxi driver who do not know the road.
The real professional I ever met which he really tried his best call up his friend or colleagues to guide him how to drive to the destination I required, unfortunately I had not met the second one who do this since 2 years ago.
Met Rae Muthu doing airbrush tattoo in the event. Rae Muthu is a professional make up artist other than doing airbrush tattoo, face painting and henna art. You can see her at tomorrow's 'Zoukout 2009 Singapore' event at Sentosa (sat 12 dec 09). 
There were live band in the event.There are not Chinese, but they can sing lots mandarin and hokkien song other than standard English songs.
My dinner of the day ;p
I got a treat before the reading with my favorite high cholesterol food! Hiak hiak!
This is my third time in this restaurant at Johore, Jalan Rentaka. I really love their food!
Let me tell you the exact location as per photo.
One of my guest.
Bro don't like that la, you must say:"Wah! You really improve a lot!" heehee!
Finally I got a chance see the real artworks of Ruoshi, I like the strong color and the character, the drawing style and the composition! Thought both of them are really talented!
Edwin Tan from Pho Leng Lion Dance Instruction Centre was doing Chinese Calligraphy in the event.
Mohammed F.B.I doing his snake chaming!
That was a nice place!
One of my friend was caught using the roving caricature gear exactly same as Mr Kamal Dollah's gear set! Heehee!
I think that was a good idea that using such gear that originally invent by Mr Kamal Dollah (if I am not guess wrongly), he is one of Singapore's famous and International Accredited top rated caricaturist. I believe you can really safe lots energy by using it. But I think for those who drive, is quiet good to carry this gear.
Sewing is fun! And I will try doing it as I am free although I do not have much time for this hobby.
Yeah! I did this under the great assist and guidance of the instructress!
I like to dance but seem I hardly join the dance classes due to my working time always fall on Friday and Saturday. I like to watch contemporary dance, ballet and jazz, seem I hardly go for that as well, due to my working time frame.
As imported beer, thought only limited places selling Asahi beer in Singapore, moreover, it is another flavor of this brand.
My dinner in a food court just now.
This is just our quick view after chit chatting with each other within our entertainer and event artist circle. Basically, this is a little bit strange for all of us but it did happened so far.
The singer and dancer doing their rehearsal
That was really cool I managed to enjoy as the guests in the event go get these ‘Blue Screen’ photo taken ;p
Don't play play! Hiak! Hiak! Hiak!
Passing by Marina Shopping Mall and found American President Mr. ‘Obama’ was outside this restaurant.
My dinner.
I found this Christmas deco looks a little bit like Chinese New Year'r red.
