2004
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Singaporean Courtesy
I am very happy and grateful today since I have experienced touching gestures by Singaporeans! I will put what happened in this blog so that I would never forget the kindness of those special people. But let me start with…
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Interracial Relationship
Let’s quote Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew from the Straits Times 26 November 2004: “Ask yourself this question: if you have a child and he brings back a boyfriend or a girlfriend of a different race, will you be delighted?…
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Day 14 – Part 2
We wanted to visit the Salzburg Marionetten Theater, but there were no performance in November. We then walked along the river, at the back of Sacher Hotel, and cross towards Mirabell Garden. On the way saw this cute dog in…
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Day 14 – Part 1
We woke up just before seven, but still too late to catch the Glockenspiel in Mozartplatz. I could only hear the sound of it. We decided to take a small walk to Nonnberg Church and Convent. The walk brought us…
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Day 13 – Part 2
We woke up just before six. At the foot of Nonnberg we could hear the Glockenspiel in Mozartplatz rang at 6pm. Walking towards Kapitelplatz, we could see the Fortress high up on the hill was being lit to make it…
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Day 13 – Part 1
Indi woke up in the morning with bad nasal problem, maybe due to temperature drop that night. Nevertheless he tried to wake up and Kathy prepared hot tea for him. I started to cook the Mie Goreng with chicken, using…
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Day 12 – Part 2
Trying to find something interesting and edible, we enter Pferdemetsgerei Kaspar Worle, which specialized in horse meat (we also entered a stall which specialized in turkey meat, but it was not really interesting). We had boiled sausage with mustard for…
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Day 12 – Part 1
We woke up early in the morning to pack to continue our trip to Munich. The weather was really foggy this morning. Sieglinder prepared breakfast at eight, with white sausage and semmel bread. She explained that people can come to…






