It was Teachers' Day, thus the childcare centre was closed. So we bought the kiddos to the Singapore Flyer on discounted tickets, which I had earlier purchased from the company's union.
And the kiddos asked the toughest question: Why is it called the Singapore Flyer? (Mummy thinking very hard and at the same time wondering why don't they ask their Daddy instead of me. My middle name is not Google, ok?) Mummy trying to act cool and gave them the most logical answer that I could think of. "It is because it makes you feel as if you are flying in the air and you will be able to see the view of Singapore, especially when you reach the top." Let me know if you have a better answer. Anyway with kids, as long you give them an answer, can already!
2008 Formula One Singapore Grand Prix
The Suntec area
Erh... what's the actual name of the place with the floating platform, where we just had our National Day Parade? Marina Padang?
Singapore's Integrated Resort (IR) - Marina Bay Sands
The aerial view of the Singapore Flyer venue ... looks like a heart!
Drawing by Joel.
Did you also recognise the Merlion, Benjamin Sheares Bridge, Singapore Grand Prix race track and the Duck Tour boat?
1 comment:
Brilliant answer. Will say the same thing to my 17 & 15 year old and pray that they buy it!
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