2010 travels of Brammers part 1

[blamebrampton]

The one time I truly regret living in Australia is at that point 10 hours into a journey when I am sitting in Singapore and realise, I'm not even halfway yet. On the upside, no one knew how to work the foot massage machines until I came along, which meant I had first go.

I am travelling with the Toshiba netbook, not the Macbook, which is at home safely stashed away in a spot I will probably forget about before I get home. Expect typos. Appalling typos!

Updates will occur as soon as interesting things have preceded them -- even I cannot make muzak in Changi gripping or humourous.

Comments

[illereyn.livejournal.com]

Well, the upside of 20 hour flights is that you get to watch a lot of movies...

Have fun for the rest of the trip!

[treacle-tartlet.livejournal.com]

Ooooh, are they like Johnny Weir's foot massager?

Also, am having crisis! BUY GIN IN DUTY FREE ON YOUR WAY HOME!

[i-autumnheart.livejournal.com]

Last time I was in Changi A/P there was some sort of Michael Jackson impersonators competition going on - all the humourous you could want right htere on the central stage!

At least Changi is big enough to get in some exercise while waiting for the next plane! (And has free internet, which cuts way down on bookshop-induced spending.)

[hpreader.livejournal.com]

even I cannot make muzak in Changi gripping or humourous.

Oh, but you just did. *belly laugh* Thanks, I really appreciate that before heading to work.

*hugs*

[blythely.livejournal.com]

ergh, we have to make those flights in March (well, AMS - AKL, but near enough). Where is my teleporter or my six months off for travel by boat?

[nenne.livejournal.com]

I must have missed an earlier post. Where are you going?

[brissygirl.livejournal.com]

I'm sure MR B will keep your entertained. :)

Have fun when you finally get to your destination!

[meredyth-13.livejournal.com]

There are foot massage machines? OMG, you need to draw me a map (or are they in some exclusive lounge I will never be permitted to enter?). Will definitely need them in Feb. >.>

Nothing can make Changi gripping or humourous - it is ridiculously sterile and proper, and dull as dishwater. *ponders stopover to visit Singapore Zoo*

Have fun!

[drbunsen.livejournal.com]

The very best thing about Changi is the pool. Two hour stopover? SWIM AND BEER!