Chris and Ahnah, thank you for letting hosting me so often and letting me use your Singapore home as my home away from home.

Thinking back made me want to start with a line of gratitude. I may have said this in my earlier Singapore posts, but having a place to go knowing you can actually rest is really priceless. Their home was that for me. The best part was that they also lived in a city that I really ended up liking. And since Ahnah is a foodie, I just follow her around to eat and have the best stuff! For example, she recommended I get Tempura Kohaku for lunch. Delicious. I love, love udon and will eat so much of it when I go to Japan one day. (Side note: I actually should be linking Tempura Kohaku’s website or what not, but instead I’ve been linking to my instagram as if there’s additional information there. But really there isn’t. Having a link just makes it look more professional, yes?)

In the afternoon, I wrote down that I had gone shopping for electronics at Mustafa Centre. I have random pictures of iPad price tags, so I guess I wanted to buy one? Which I still have yet to do, because I can’t find a reason to get one. If someone has a good reason, please tell me so I can use it to buy another item that I will eventually use as a coaster.

In the evening, we headed over to check out the Marina Bay Sands observation deck (<-Link to actual information!). As far as observation decks go, wow (<-Link! … to my insta). One day, I’d like to get a room here so I can swim in their infinity pool. The views are wonderful, the deck is well made, and it wasn’t too crowded. Mood = berry good. Afterwards, we headed down and got the Marian Bay Sands buffet for dinner. Mood = very good and very full and happy.

Now onto the most important event of this day, and possibly the entire trip… our fantasy baseball draft order. This year, done by none other than Chris and Ahnah’s dryer! Threw in 12 balls with names on them and voila! Best way to find draft order ever.