by jeroxie
July 31, 2011
Singapore is a land of choices and it’s getting more and more cosmopolitan each time I head back for a visit. In many ways, I love the buzz, the excitement, the food, the people and like @fatbooo, I miss the Singlish. It is a language known and used by Singaporeans only. It is a mixture of Malay, Chinese dialect and English. We like to end sentences with “lar” and sometimes with “one”. An example will be “Why are you like that one?!?” And another will be “This is damn shiok lar!”
Full article here
by jeroxie
December 19, 2009
While we were at Bali, this is where we spent more of our time at. Some of you may find this pretentious or a little snobby. But we had some of the best moments and memories in Ku De Ta. After the first couple of days of deception and fending off beach hawkers, we decided that we will check out Ku De Ta.
Ku De Ta is a lovely beachfront location in Seminyak. The deckchairs faces the beautiful waves, there are waiting staff in abundance as it was the low season when we visited Bali. We did get a lot of attention and great service. We became really chatty with a couple of them. We could leave our belongings on the deck chairs and enjoy the waves together. The sunset was absolutely beautiful and honestly, the martinis they serve here ROCKS! I dare say they beat many of the bars back in Melbourne hands down and the presentations were spot on. It did come with a price tag of 100 000 rupiah ($12) which is pretty high end in Bali but worth it though.
Full article here