I reached Singapore early in the morning, around 6 something. Before reached the checkpoint, it was so jam. I was out from the Woodlands checkpoint at 6.40am, got into the cab and headed to my aunt’s place.

My aunt waited for me since I don’t have small change, she helped to pay for the fees. It costs $10.70. It’s consider cheap! If you take the cab after 7am, you will need to pay additional $2. Lucky me, the bus reached early. 🙂

The first thing I have is the Gardenia Banana Walnut bread. My aunt knew I like this bread so much, she bought it for me. How nice! I took 2 slices. But you know me la, still feel hungry. We decided to go out for breakfast. Before we going out, the sky become dark, seems like going to rain.

We managed to go out and have breakfast in the cloudy weather. Guess what I have? Hehehe, I’m sure most of you will know this time. Yes lo…. Correct lo…. My all time favourite! Wahahaha.

After breakfast, we walked to the market nearby. Hoon sms me at 10am and we walked back to home. Hoon took me to her house, then follow her round here and there from 12.15pm until 1.30pm. After she settle her 2 lovely daughters, we went for lunch.

Hoon suggested Pastamania but when we went up on the escalator, we saw Sakae Sushi. Hoon keep asking what I wanted to have for lunch. I cin cai one mar…. In the end, we walked into Sakae Sushi. 🙂

I ordered Teppanyaki Chicken Set Lunch while Hoon ordered Soft Crab. Before the main food arrived, we took some sushi from the sushi conveyor belt (I asked Hoon, she said it’s called conveyor belt. I have no idea). My Teppanyaki Chicken Set Lunch came with many stuff: Chicken (Of coz got chicken la…. if not why call Chicken set??), Vegetables, Cuttle Fish, Rice and Miso Soup. I’m so full after having all of them. Hoon only ate her soft crab and one plate of sushi. Tell you one thing, Hoon was really good in eating wasabi.

After lunch, walk walk a while, then headed home. It’s raining for the whole afternoon, seems like the rain doesn’t want to have a stop. Too bad….. 🙁

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