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We’re back.
This trip was planned months ago and for some reason we could only get a booking to depart at 5:10 PM.
Left the house at 2:30 PM with one hour to spare at the Singapore Airlines lounge. I know it was the day after Christmas, so the male staff working at the lounge were very creepy and oversolicitous, like they were expecting a tip or pamasko. I think Singapore Airlines needs to know how creepy they are. I had no more pesos on me as we just had enough money for travel and airport taxes, so even if I was tempted to tip them, I didn’t.
The plane was an Airbus and not a 777 as I originally booked, so I was kind of scared. But Singapore Airlines has a good track record, so….

Singapore Airlines

I prayed a lot and read four magazines while the boys ate. This was Jeroen’s starter

Jeroen's food

I don’t normally eat on the plane, but I it was 7 PM and my last meal was at 2 PM. There was grilled tapa on the menu. Not bad at all. Jeroen helped me eat this.

Grilled beef tapa, Singapore Airlines

Could not resist an extra serving of garlic bread = busog

Garlic bread, Singapore Airlines

We landed safely. First to leave the plane

First to leave the plane

No wonder Changi is one of the world’s best airports. Simple yet lovely

Changi waiting area

The kids loved the indoor jungle

The boys loved the airport "jungle"

We took the free shuttle to the hotel

Quincy Christmas

Here’s the room

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The bed

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The bathroom

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The coffee

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The welcoming committee

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I fell asleep reading Time Out Singapore and saw this woman on the back page

Her name is Tae

Her name is Tae, how sad :(

Her name is Tae

Originally published at Chuvaness.com. You can comment here or there.


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