After sch,people who hav not attended the tour hav to attend.it was actually a visit to parliament house but i didnt know how the sch changed it to a visit to Singapore River.
becos of tat N level Oral then i cant manage to attend it.pupils r actually being threaten by our form teacher tat we hav to go or else,after N level we stil hav to attend.even ppl on MC!so i've no choice jus go then case gone.anyway,i did enjoyed though it's a hot weather.
guess wat?something stupid which reali happened was,a pervert uncle trying to act cool.
i pass by a ice-cream man then-
pervert uncle:hey girl,ask ur teacher to buy u guys some ice-cream.
siaotong:look at him then turn away.
pervert uncle:hey.....
siaotong:nev look at him again then walk away.
pervert uncle:TRYING TO ACT CUTE ARHS!
siaotong & other girls:SIAO ARHS!CRAZY UNCLE!
everybody walk to another sculptures.the pervert uncle follow behind.then trying to act like he was chatting wit his frens.he's reali a act cool but not cool plus pervert uncle cannn???
gonna show i had learned today.=D
Singapore River. this is one of the sculpture i love the most.
The Singapore Tourism Board plans to set up an Open Air Interpretive Centre along the Singapore River. Life-sized sculptures depicting life along the river in old Singapore will be installed along the banks of modern Singapore River. The first sculpture, "First Generation" sits in front of the sparkling new Fullerton Hotel. The bronze sculpture shows five boys jumping into the river for a swim. Local sculptor, Chong Fah Cheong captured the simple lifestyle of people along the river in days gone by. Other local artists have been commissioned to produce sculptures of people, lifestyle and activities along old Singapore River.

this is the biggest & fattest bird i've ever seen.

We walked further down to Cavenagh Bridge, which was our next stop. Cavenagh Bridge was first built to allow people to travel from one side of the River to the other. However, with busy traffic on the bridge daily, and it was found out that the structure of the Bridge was not able to withstand the daily pressure. Thus, Anderson Bridge was built to ease the traffic on Cavenagh Bridge. From then on, Cavenagh Bridge was converted to a pedestrian bridge. Police notices were placed on each end of the bridge to remind people to not use the bridge to transport vehicular loads beyond 152kg.

So,the day ended here.