Blessed Little Travelers

This is an outdated post as I visited the Singapore Philatelic Museum last year when they had the Harry Potter theme stamp exhibition. Despite being an old post, I would still like to share our experience at the stamp museum. There are a lot of museum in Singapore and most of them are really children friendly with a lots of hands on activities that changes according to festive season and usually coincides with school holidays. As a Singaporean or Permanent Residents, most museum offers complimentary entry as long as valid ID is shown at the entrance.  If you are neither citizen or permanent resident, the admission will cost $8 for adult and $6 for children between 3 to 12 years old. Admission Fees and Opening Hours There are many rooms and each room feature a different theme. Some of the displays are permanent and there are a few rooms that changes theme ..... City of Orchids Jaclyn is enjoying and observing the exhibition... I am so happy.. it is my first time...

How often does one step foot in Changi Airport and not catching a flight or picking someone up? For those who are staying in the east of Singapore, some might just go to the airport and enjoy their facilities, had some food, play at the playground or even do some groceries shopping. I think I am a little outdated as I did not even know that Changi Airport has NTUC as well (and their prices are not more expensive that the rest of NTUC). However, for someone like me who stay in the West, I hardly step foot at Changi Airport unless I am flying off someone or picking up someone. For me to take a MRT or drive to Changi Airport is a big commitment as it is not exactly near and there are so many nearby playground and shopping mall that I can enjoy within minutes from my house.  I hardly walk around the airport properly as I am usually rushing to catch a flight. It usually starts with a check in, then grab something to eat or drink while waiting for the plane. At most kids get...