An example of multi-cultural Singapore
Thursday, December 24, 2009
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A former Londoner, born and bred in Tokyo, now lives in Stockholm without speaking Swedish, working as a development economist with interest in art, design, foods, music, travel, and the quality of life.
3 comments:
Hi,
chanced upon your blog while searching for info on sakura. just wanna say tt am quite impressed with the detailed observations u made about SG (including some surprises for me, a singaporean). Hope u've had a great time in SG and hope you'll return!
Hi. Thanks for your comment. I'm curious about what surprised you. Would you mind letting me know?
Sure..
Never knew there is such an innovative mosque in SG. And despite going to Expo for umpteenth times, I never noticed how sophisticated the architecture is. And..didnt know kaya is termed as coconut jam overseas! I find it odd cos the smell and taste come mostly from pandan..
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