11:00 a.m. (b)

Singapore's a small island. It's something I realized pretty quickly.

I am very physically active despite how it seems I'm writing all the time. See, I have been writing all my life, so it's easier for me to write. I am a good writer. I can write pretty quick. But I am active.

Many don't know this, but New Yorkers in America were supposed to be the fastest walkers. As it's a busy town. Where if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. According to Frank.

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People in Singapore, they walk at a slightly quicker pace. I noticed this, they eat funny like crabs or Naruto, which is a "wrong" Singapore habit (easy to spot!), they have broken English ("Singlish"), another bad habit. They walk very quick. I would walk around like Johnnie Walker. All the time.

I would get the taxi as my feet hurt. I would go to foot reflexology almost every month, or sometimes every other week. As i had foot strain or pain.

(I stayed in the foot massager in Changi Airport for a while lol..)

I always liked Bak Kwa. So I went from Clementi, where I lived, to Holland Village. Where they have a few shops or Bee Chiang Heng. I saw there was a small crowd. So I went to see. Lee Kuan Yew was there. I took photos.

They have planted a tree. I saw him at the National Day Parade. Martinn got me some tickets for it as they're very wealthy there.

I love bak kwa.

I remember Lee when I eat them.