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BACKSTROKE - SWIMMING - WITH - NO -

ARMS - BECAUSE - GUARDING THINGS -

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BEAUTIFUL - PHOTOS - 4 - BOTH - AS GIVE -

ANOTHER - IDENTIFICATION - WITH PRIDE -

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CONSENT - $500 BILLION - TAX PAID AND -

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2 - DEATH - BODIES - BURNT - NEVER WENT -

POLICE - ENJOYED - LIVE - WEE WEE - WORST -

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FEMALE - VERY RARE - SAME - BLKS - HISPANIC -

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CONQUERED - KILLED - BY - THE - COLDEST OF -

ALL MAGNIFICENT - BEAUTY - & - IMPORTANCE -

OF - SNOW - SO - FAR - MY - UMBRELLA - HAS -

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WAY - 2 - GET - 2 - PHILIPPINE - BUFFET - BUT -

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A - MIAMI BEACH - SHIRT - PLACE - NICE - $$$$ -

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JULIUS - T - MOBILE - WORKS - AFTERNOON AND -

LATER - ON - SHIFT - SO - I WILL - SMELL BETTER -

SHAMPOO - CONDITION - MY - HAIR - SCRUB MY -

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AGE - BEAUTIFUL - BLEACH - POWDER - OR YES -

LIQUID - AND - MOST - IMPORTANT - AS - AGE 59 -

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KILLING - MY - HAIR - AT - 40 VOLUME - A - NO -

NO - WITH - SCALP - 2 - BEGIN - WITH - THUS I -

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raubacam · 1 year

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Singapore kicked our ass.

It took me awhile to be ready for this post because Singapore truly did kick our ass. I'm glad we did it, we went and did all the things we wanted to do, and at one point I even cried from joy, but by the end of our 4 days there we were VERY ready to leave. The best way I can describe it is it was like being at Vegas for a week, but with no partying, just a LOT of walking, long hours trying to get things done, and little to no down time. I knew planning this trip that the first week was going to be the hardest - a lot of go, go go. It was most definitely that. In hindsight, I would've spent less time in Singapore and more time in the islands of Southern Thailand (where we are now). But hindsight is 20/20.

Okay, so Singapore....

Time to fly to the next country! We are so so excited to go to Singapore and see the crazy beautiful architecture. The airport there, Changi airport, is said to be one of the most beautiful in the world, with tons of activities and things to do, so that's our plan for the day! Hop on a quick 2.5 hr flight and spend the day checking out Changi. We leave our Bangkok hotel and taxi over to a different airport than we arrived in, called Don Mueang. This airport is much smaller, less busy, and simpler to navigate. We do the thing where we walk all the way tour gate, make sure it exists (it does) and then walk to grab some breakfast. The options are limited, but we are hungry and don't want rice, so unfortunately we have to go with Subway and McDonald's. I said, "zero percent chance we are getting McDonald's for breakfast," when we walked in... Then we had to eat McDonald's lol... Both taste different here, less greasy, even the ketchup is different, so it wasn't terrible, but I vow to try my absolute best to not eat that crap again while we are here.

We are flying Air Asia for the first time, and I paid extra for the good seats. I was worried I'd be so sick of being on an airplane after the travel to Bangkok from the US that I wanted to make the first flight (two days into our trip) as seamless as possible. Our boarding begins and we hop onto a bus to head over to the tarmac. We see lots of large planes and lots of small ones, today - we go small! Being on a tarmac is pretty cool, I think we've only ever done it once in our lives. We board and are ready to go! No naps, cuz excitement, just can't wait to be there!

Made it! We're in SINGAPORE!! Being in the international terminal, we gotta make it all the way over to the Jewel area aka the shopping/exploring area. Customs was interesting. Not nearly as bad as Japan, that we terrible, but SG had sent me an online version of an immigration card to fill out, which took me about 45 mins to complete, but it was so worth it! It is a very tech savvy country, most things are automated, lots of robots all around, so with the pre filled SG card, we were able to just scan our passport, look at a camera at different angles, and we were free! No lines! Fuck yea!! Hop on the train to Terminal 1/Jewel and we are ready to see the world's tallest indoor waterfall!!! Yes, INSIDE the airport!!!! I've seen it on instagram but I'm dying to see it for myself, its one of the reasons we came here! It's not hard to spot once we arrive. It's front and center right as you walk in.

Soooo cool.. and sooo beautiful!! We have a lot of exploring to do so we decide to store our bags in luggage storage (a godsend!! cuz those bitches are heavyyy). Walking down to the lower level we get a much better view of the waterfall, take some pics and keep walking! First, we walk through an area with tons of restaurants, smelling all the yummy smells. One of which, we couldn't pass up. It looked like weird little slabs of meat sitting in a display keeping it warm, but it smelled like HEAVEN. Better than the smell of bacon. Like if bacon and candy fucked - that was the smell. Scott is persistent, so we buy a slice.. MMMMMMMMMMMM. That shit is SO good. We nom that down in 2 seconds flat. No regrets there. Then I want some fruity tea, so we stop at a nice cafe and get a "mixed fruit tea" and a strawberry cocktail. The mixed fruit tea had things in there we had never even heard of. Both amazing and refreshing. Scott wants a snack before activities so we stop at Don Don Donki (yes you read that right) and get him some yakitori (octopus balls) and some wagya steak skewers. Both were great. Now time to do some activities!!

Scott's yakitori ->

Side note - I've never seen so. much. shopping... Ever... The amount of store in there is overwhelming. It's similar to ICONSIAM, except way less cool and more "mall" feeling. People from Singapore must LOVE shopping, because we felt like no matter where we went we couldn't escape it. You'll hear about more later in the post.

We head to the top floor of the airport (there's like 7 floors) and buy our tickets to do the things. First up, is a hedge maze - actually pretty big and kind of confusing haha. The coolest part was there was one hedge wall that had disappearing flowers. As you walked past, the flowers popped out and would disappear right after - pretty neat feature! Kind of scared me at first lol.

Next was the flower path and the walking rope net! The view up there is super cool, it goes all the way around the waterfall, which is in the center, so you get a full 360 view. Lots of floral arrangements and pretty things. Then we see the rope net! I'm excited! We go in, Scott has to change his shoes cuz you need closed toe shoes and we start the climb. This thing is actually soooo trippy. It's like million tightropes all woven together, and you have to walk across it and not die, or fall, cuz that shit hurts. It's all curved and tilted, making it difficult and fun to walk across. Walking up an incline is sort of easy but then walking down is so hard!! I had to hold onto the sides to get down! lol.. When you look down, which you had to, so you don't trip and die, you are literally looking down like 4-6 stories into the mall/shopping area. This shit is wild. Scott finishes first and I finally finish. Both of us feel weirdddd. Our equilibrium is totally off, we feel like we just got off a crazy ride and we feel kind of woozy. Super fun, crazy thing to do in an airport haha.

Next is the Mirror Maze! We walk in, pick up our foam sticks (so we don't walk into a mirror and hurt ourselves) and walk in. Again.. its soo trippy!! At first I thought the foam stick was stupid but I actually needed it! The mirrors were so clean you really couldn't tell what was real and what was a reflection. At one point I called, "Scott?!??" and he said, "Over here, baby!" and I kid you not, I turned around and there were like 14 of him and I had NO idea which one was him. They all looked exactly the same. I've never been tricked so hard in a mirror maze. There's one more little room at the end with the trippy lights, and then we're out free. Now we're really feeling woozy lol. What even just happened? Very cool experience for an airport. If you ever find your self in Changi, go experience the top floor, it's absolutely worth it.

We decide we are tired and ready to leave to head to the hotel. We go to the passenger pick up spot, call a Grab (their version of Uber) and wait. And wait.. and wait.. and wait. No grabs. It's a Saturday night at 7 and we are in the THICK of rush hour. I look around and see so many people doing the exact same thing as me, phones opened, searching for drivers, hoping to be the next lucky one to be picked. We wait almost 30 mins and give up. We've been up since 5 a.m., have been moving and traveling ALL day, and we wanna go. So we decide to go over to the taxi pick up instead. We go down the escalator and THE LINE....... Ughhhhh.. this is gonna take forever. We have no choice, it's this or keep sitting over in passenger pick up purgatory. We get in line, this time (having learned from traveling so much now) we have a luggage trolly, and it is incredible. If you're traveling and see a little luggage cart, just get it. Use it while you can. It's a lifesaver, and a back saver. We wait probably another 45 mins and then we finally get a taxi!!! Our hotel is only a 25 min ride, but Scott is so pooped he naps along the way. I am incapable of napping properly, so I admire the night time lights of Singapore as we drive along. Ok we made it! This hotel was the priciest of our whole trip, costing almost half, for 4 nights of accommodations, of our hotel budget for the whole 3 week trip. So I had high expectations. The taxi dropped us in a loop, so we grab our backpacks and walk into the doors. It's another shopping mall. With shit, EVERYWHERE. We are exhausted, getting a little testy, and just wanna lay down. We look and look and read all the signs looking for our hotel. We see one sign that says it's on the 10th floor.. okay.. so we head to the elevators, which are also far away and hard to find (just because we aren't used to the photos and symbols for things.. we're figuring it out!). Head up to 10 - walk out - definitely not a hotel, we're like at a club of some sort. We ask the lady at the desk where the hotel is and she just looks confused. She tells us to find 'information' downstairs and ask them. Okay so back down we go, except we didn't see an 'information' desk of any kind.. Soooo.... cool. I'm annoyed, I call the hotel, and in a nice way, as how the fuck do we get there. He's very nice and informs us we went in the wrong door. Of course we did. The door to our hotel is right next to the door we went in lol. Ok now we know, and we see it. Check in was smooth, they give us a coupon for free ice cream (dope) and we head up our room, having to take 2 different elevators. The room was underwhelming at first but the beds were sooooo comfy and it actually was a nice space, with an amazing view.

It's about 9 pm and we are ready for some dinner. I look at the hotel restaurant menu. The rooftop pool bar is open till 10 with last call for food at 9:30. Perfect. We rush up there, and the VIEW.... hollyyyyy... It's OUT OF THIS WORLD. It's an infinity pool with amazing views of the Singapore skyline, including Marina Bay Sands, one of the most iconic buildings there because it looks like a giant boat on top of three pillars. So cool.. We get there at 9:10 and then they inform us they closed their kitchen..... Awesome. We are dead ass tired, Scott can't even think, he's totally tapped out, and now we have to go all the way back down, over to that crazy mall thing again, and hope something is open. We reluctantly do so and are walking around, literally watching people close right in front of us. Apparently Singapore is not a late night place. We saw a Mexican food place right in front that was still serving so we settle on that, order to go and zombie walk up to our rooms. Scott eats like a couple of bites and passes out. I eat my quesadilla, which was actually super fantastic, and sleep time it is.

The next day was originally going to be an exciting day of doing touristy things, but Scott made me agree the night before to have an easier day. Which meant postponing some things. I was okay with it, I was tired too. So we schedule all those things for the following day. Instead, we make a plan to rest and eat. The most important thing on my list to eat in Singapore is their famous Chili Crab 🦀 so we make plans to have that for dinner. For breakfast, we decide to get some truffle ramen... we are both suckers for anythinggg truffle and shit yeah was it good. So much truffle, it was all over my teeth 😂. I didn't care.. worth it. We walk around the shopping mall (the one we were very confused in the night before) and it's insanity in here. It's called Orchard Gateway, and I remember reading about it being a great place to shop, but it's too much lol.. I don't even know how many levels there were, over 10.. but it also crossed over to the other shopping mall across the street, underground, yes another shopping mall. On and off the escalators, up and down and around.. we almost didn't know how to find our way back. We stopped and grabbed some Malaysian buns even though we weren't hungry because there was a massive line there and no where else, so we figured we had to.. Sooo yummy.. 10/10. We make it out to the street to get our bearings and happen to see a street of super cute & colorful houses. Let's go! It's an adorable, historic street, with flower trees and pretty decor all around, so we take a relaxing stroll down it and back. We find a plaque telling us we had stumbled on a place called Emerald Hill. It was rightt next to giant skyscrapers and malls but had such a quaintness to it, it was a nice change of pace for a minute.

Alrighty, back through the mall to go to the hotel pool. First, lets claim our free ice cream! 🍦 This ice cream place actually sells boozy ice cream and it's included! When in Rome, right?? And it's delicious. We change into bathing suits and head to the roof, grab a cocktail and get in the water. The weather the entire time we are in Singapore is rainy and crappy, which kind of sucks.. so the pool feels pretty chilly. It was a nice break from being hot, but it was still very humid and warm the whole time we were there. Luckily the breeze from the changing weather helped a ton with cooling off.

Pool is nice, I float for a bit, Scott naps (are you seeing a theme yet?) and keep the afternoon light with not much going on till dinner. It's time for chiliiiiii crabbbbb. 😻 We decide on a pretty popular place we had seen bouncing around social media called Jumbo seafood. It's a short walk, so we decide to save money and take the scenic route, then we get there and guess what! It's in ANOTHER massive shopping mall. This place is crazy.. how are there so many malls here?? We've never seen so much shopping available. If you like shopping, go to Singapore, you will NOT be disappointed.

Here we areeeeee at JUMBO! I've been waiting for this. I'm so excited. We sit, we grab a bottle of wine (half off for Chinese New Year) and browse the menu. We decide on some fried rice, scallops, the famous CHILI CRAB and some lobster. Our waitress was a funny old lady who totally conned us into getting way too much lobster. She said it was half off, also for CNY, so we were excited and said yes to it, seeing a price tag of like $21 or something like that. Then when she added it to her iPad and asked if that was okay, my eyes got HUGE because that was a per ounce or something price. The lobster alone totaled to something like $200! 😳 Ummmm... that's too much, we ask for a small portion, she is insistent.. she's gonna see us the lobster whether we want it our not. We give in and settle on a price slightly less than that 😂 I swear this lady could run the cartel. She wasn't taking no for an answer. But you know what?? That lobster arrived and DAMMNNN... It was beautiful.. and SOOOOOOO good.. soooo sooo good.. best lobster I've ever had in my life, by far.. I liked it more than the chili crab actually.

Let me show you how good it was by showing you a Before and After of Scott. This is before:

And this is after:

Couldn't breathe, couldn't move, and couldn't be happier. There was no way we were finishing all that so we picked whatever we coldn't fit in our stomachs, threw it in the rice and took it home. Lobster crab fried rice for leftover? Hell yeah. Nothing left to do now but digest and sleep.

Day 3 of Singapore! Today we had to Gardens by the Bay - one of the other main reasons why we came to Singapore in the first place. We buy a tourist pass we have used before and really liked, called the GoCity Pass, because it gives you major discounts on a lot of things by paying upfront. Gardens by the Bay is included, and we are excited! We decided to take the train system because its way cheaper than the expensive taxis and it's not a long trip, so we head down to figure out how to navigate. Singapore's train system is actually quite nice. The trains are air conditioned.. a much needed break from the humidity, the signs are clear, it's extremely clean (its very clean everywhere actually) and very large, so you never feel crowded. At first, we were grateful for the ease of the train. To pay, you don't even need to buy tickets, you can simply swipe any tap to pay card and it just charges it when you tap out. So smart and convenient, everywhere should operate like this. We commute to the gardens and head to the ticket counter. Most attractions are included but the OCBC skyway and Observation Deck aren't, so we purchase these additional tickets.

**One thing we def fucked up on was we left the house too early. We purchased those two extra tickets because we wanted to be on them during the light show of the Supertrees (a famous attraction of Singapore.) The light show is at 7:30 pm and we left the house at 10 am. 😂 That was a big mistake. Being out and about that long, on our feet the ENTIRE time, was difficult. We were just so excited to get going in the morning, and we are on an early schedule waking up around in 6 or 7, we couldn't help it.**

First attraction is the Cloud Forest. They have an Avatar themed exhibit going on right now so we the sounds are very cool, there is "bioluminescence" in different places, you get to create yourself as an Avatar and even fly your own banshee! Cute and touristy, but the flowers and waterfalls and architecture is the real star. We travel through 5+ stories of lush greenery taking escalator after escalator. It was so nice walking around just slowly, taking pics of flowers we've never seen and enjoying the exhibit. Second exhibit was the Floral Dome. It was slightly underwhelming compared to the Cloud Forest, but still nice to explore.

*Side note - there was large fans on the ceilings for circulation and I kid you not, the brand was called "Big Ass Fans." 😂 😂 *

Next was Floral Fantasy, so we follow along the map to go find it. We walk.. and we walk.. and we walk.. and then it rained so we sit for a moment, plus we have lotsss of time to kill lol, and then we walk some more, think we may have past it, are confused and then figure out nope.. its just more walking to get there. If you're ever confused or lost in Singapore, just keep walking. You'll find it.. It's just spread out as fuck so just keep walking lol (and wear comfortable shoes.) Floral Fantasy was cool, a much smaller building with brightly colored flowers all decorated and displayed in different ways. We sit for awhile in there, enjoying the soothing music and break for our little tired feetsies. We still have tons of time to kill, like 4 hours at least, till the light show, and nothing left to do here, so we decide to leave and cross another thing off our bucket list while we wait. We decide to head to the Raffles hotel and get a true, OG Singapore Sling! Royals and celebs alike have gone through here to experience one of the oldest bars and try one of the country's name sakes delicious cocktails. We take the train there and find the Long Bar. We head up the stairs and womp womp, there's a line. That's alright I guess.. time to kill right? We wind up meeting this adorable group of mother, father and son, who are from Newfoundland, Canada, so they are super nice. We tell a little about our stories and they share a little of theirs, as they are finishing a 2 month long trip around Asia. The older couple said they used to go have Singapore slings together when they were 19 years old and "maybe have too many." 😂 You can feel their love and they give us a tiny little pin of the Canadian flag, she gives them out to all the people she connects with while she travels the world. So cute. We immediately put it on our bag and are so grateful for this little moment. Next, its our turn for a spot in Raffles! The hostess asks if bar seating is okay an we say absolutely. She sit us RIGHT next to the famous green cocktail shaker and says it's the best seats in the house. Love it. We've seen it on TV and now we are right there next to it!!! We crunch peanut shells under our feet as we sit down, as the tradition is to pick peanuts right there and throw them right on the floor. Don't mind if we do...It's a stunning bar with all the old charm and extremely expensive, rare liquors. We of course, as you do at Raffles, order the famous Singapore Sling. We watch the bartender make like 20 of them at once and then he delivers ours... mmmmmmmm soooo good!!!

This is normally a $38 cocktail but it's included with our GoCity Pass, luckily lol cuz damn that's expensive. It might be one of the best cocktails I've ever had though, and that's saying something coming from an ex-bartender. We decided to try one more each, and are not disappointed. I get the Rosella Sour and Scott gets the Straits Cup. We both don't know which one we like more. Fantastic drinks. They better be for the price lol. A hundred tiny little peanuts later, (the smallest peanuts I've ever seen) we decide to leave there, grab lunch and then head back for the light show.

Another thing Singapore is famous for is their Hawker centers. Singapore is a relatively expensive country, but one way the locals have combat the high prices is by bringing cheap street food into places called hawkers, which is like a covered street food hall. I google the best ones around, and find one in Chinatown, so we decide to check it out. We take another train, up down escalators, changing lines and all that, and make it to Chinatown. At every train station there is multiple exits, and because we have no idea what we're doing, its always a gamble picking one. We head out and wind up in a place called "people's market," or something like that. There is a smell here... not a good smell.. like if dirty, sweaty ass and old trash combined, that would be it. I say "WTF is that?!?" Scott doesn't know for a moment, then realizes... its durian. The stinkiest fruit there is. I'm telling you that shit STANKS. And it's everywhere. Now I see why they don't let you bring it in airports or hotels, you can literally be fined for it. It's awful. I'm super turned off, we walk a bit longer to the hawker center but I'm not feeling the vibe. This isn't a tourist friendly area of Chinatown. I feel super out of place, and it stinks, not exactly where I wanna get lunch. We find the hawker center and walk around for a second but it looks like I'm going to get a disease if I eat here so I confirm with Scott, vibes not right, we gotta get going, and he agrees. We keep walking (and walking and walking) and find a more suitable place to eat, but it's HOTTT.. and there's no AC.. we also tried to avoid getting Singapore dollars out cuz we didn't wanna pay the ATM fees, so we had to find a place that accepted Visa. We're getting really hungry at this point, it's rainy, we are hot, I'm annoyed and we are both short.. we need to get off our aching feet, and we need to eat something. All the walking really takes it out of you. We find a place that looks good enough, we can't walk anymore, and we sit at a table under a fan for some humidity relief. Problem is.. it's SOOO loud. Between the table next to us, a bunch of drunk dudes, and the speaker BLASTING right above our heads, I'm about to get a headache in like a 60 seconds. We decide to move tables, and move over where it's more bearable. I think the bartender caught the vibe, and changed the music to something not so brain piercing. They actually started playing old American music videos like Bon Jovi and Michael Jackson, so the vibe changed to be pretty good. Scott gets too much fried shit, and feels like of sick after, but I share a part of my curry quesadilla with him and that helps his belly a little, and then we are out of time and need to head back to make it to the light show. (Now we know exactly how much walking we are gonna have to do so we know how to time it.)

We take another train, or two or three, taking what feels like our 40th escalator of the day. We have been turned around so many times taking these trains and navigating the day that I feel like I don't even know which direction is up anymore. We get back to the Gardens and head to the Observation deck. Of course it's still raining, so they have the outdoor parts, including the OCBC skyway (the coolest part) closed for inclement weather. I ask if they will reopen it if the rain calms down and they said yes, but no guarantees. I still have hope!! We paid an extra $50 for this so I really don't want it to go to waste, plus I've been dreaming about doing it!! We go to the top, indoor part of the Observatory and wait patiently, luckily getting to sit. We are so tired, and barely hanging on, but I know it'll be worth it. About 20 mins before the light show, the rain sort of subsides, and the girl walks around and unlocks the door!! YESS!! She says the skyway is unlocked too, but we have to hurry!!! So we run up to the top deck, take in the 360 views for a moment, ask. couple to take our pic and run down to get to the skyway. We run over, head up the elevator, and walk around it, now it's getting darker and they are turning on all the lights of the Supertree Grove, which is beautiful by itself, even without the light show. I'm soo happy. 😊 The skyway is sturdy on the sides and very thin and swings as you walk from one end to the other, freaky feeling in the wind!! We see the terrible dark cloud coming directly our way and just keep our fingers crossed it lasts another 10 minutes without dumping! We see the employees start to shuffle people off the thin part, over to the sturdy parts, and they are waving their lights, trying to get us all to go back down. The light show is literally 6 minutes away from starting, and they keep pushing, but we keep waiting, hoping to be the last ones left up there to see it, but the rain gets worse, and they call it, forcing everyone down to the ground level. Honestly, the skybridge was so cool, and I got tons of pics of the trees, so I'm not really that disappointed. We can still see the light show, just from the ground level rather than being up in the trees themselves as they light up. We pick a spot to stand, and the show begins!! It's called a 'tour through Asia,' and had many types of music, with the tree lights dancing in crazy patterns and lit up all kinds of beautiful ways. It was a once in a lifetime moment. I couldn't help but think that there are so many people in the world who will never be able to see this, and how spectacular it was. I felt so lucky, I got teary eyed and so in the moment. It really was magical. If you can, go see it, it will blow your mind.

Next we head up to the veryyyy top of Marina Bay Sands where they have their famous infinity swimming pool and multiple bars. Included with our GoCity Pass is a free drink at Ce La Vie, one of the bars. We walk over there and try to figure out where it is and how to get there. I am still like cry laughing from joy from the Supertrees, and I'm so excited to watch the second show (there's two every night, an hour apart) from the rooftop. We go up to the 57th floor of Tower 2, body feeling like its buzzing from serotonin, and find it was the wrong tower, we need to be in Tower 3.. okay.. we shoot down to floor one again and walk over to the other tower. The elevator is so fast you kind of feel sick going up and down that fast. Up the third tower we go. Up 57 floors in 15 seconds again. We see Ce La Vie, get really excited cuz its perfect timing and the second light show is about to start, only to be SUPER let down, because they "have a very strict dress code" and men must be wearing closed two shoes. Scott was wearing sandals, so we weren't allowed in. SO disappointing and such a let down after such a high. Would've been nice to know before hand so we didn't waste this time getting here. We reschedule for the following day, even though we weren't planning on coming to this area again, because if you cancel or no show they charge you $50. Are you fucking kidding me??? What kind of bullshit is this. I was so pissed. Whatever.. now we have to come back tomorrow to get our money's worth out of the GoCity pass. Maybe it'll be worth it. We head down, take another few trains and a million more escalators and walk a billion more steps, and we make it back to the hotel. What a fucking long ass day. I'm hungry but both of us are too tired to do anything or try and find any food, so we don't, and we just pass out. We really can't take too much more of Singapore, and the trains and the walking, but we have a couple things to do tomorrow to finish out the pass. Sleep and this comfy bed are very, very needed.

Day 4 of Singapore, the final day. All we have planned today are the rest of the things on the GoCity pass we haven't had time to get done, including an authentic tea drinking experience and the Night Safari. But first, breakfast.

So I mentioned how Singapore doesn't have much partying. Everything closes around 9 or 10 at the latest. No alcohol is allowed to be sold after 10:30 pm, unless you are in a club that has special permission, which aren't common. Well apparently they don't have an early morning crowd either, because nothing opens until 11. We looked and looked and looked for places to get some breakfast and there was no options. We both couldn't take another train, they were driving us nuts. And our FEET 🤕. The day before we had gotten the hotel buffet breakfast and it was super disappointing, and so expensive. It was $90 for crap that didn't taste good and hurt our stomachs, it was a huge fail. I was surprised with how nice the hotel was that that was their breakfast standard. We weren't gonna make that mistake again, so we had to find something elsewhere. In all the freakin shopping malls there was NOTHING open.. I couldn't believe it. Everywhere we tried to order from (cuz google said it was open) wasn't for one reason or another. This day isn't starting well. We finally find a cafe that's a short walk away and head there. The workers were sassy, and we weren't sure at first if they actually were serving breakfast or not because no one else in the cafe had anything but pastries. Luckily they were, so we ordered. It was expensive but at least it was good. A salad, two breakfast Sammies, a pastry and two coffees later, we were satisfied. We still haven't recovered from the past couple of days, our bodies were really sore, and our brains were really tired. Our reservations for tea were originally at 12 pm, but we needed a nap.. REALLY badly.. Scott calls and changes the reservation to 3 pm, thank god. We head back and I am actually super ready for a nap too, for once. Scott's snoring was excessively disruptive the night before, so I had little to no sleep, and to say I needed it was an understatement. I practically fell asleep before my head hit the pillow.

Alrighty, time for tea! We go to catch (another) train (and escalator and train and escalator) back to Chinatown. We are back in the same train stop as yesterday but this time we take a different exit. Man I wish we had taken this one yesterday... its SO much nicer, it looks like a place to find some great authentic food. This time we are just passing through - oh well, on to tea. We find the tea house, called "Tea Chapter." It is one of the oldest tea houses in Singapore. Queen Elizabeth II and Price Charles actually had tea there as well. Photo below for proof 😝 The lady gives us cute, short tour of the building, asks what room we would like, we pick a Japanese style tea room, and we sit down. She says she is going to run to get our tea set. Cute!

She comes back with a small tray of tea things and a pot, turns on the hot water, and shows us how to properly taste tea. First, you rinse all of the tea drinking vessels with hot water to make them warm. Next, you use the bamboo tweezers to grab the cups and pour out the hot water. Next you use the bamboo scoop to put the tea in the small pot. Fill with hot kettle water, wipe off the bubbles on the top, and close the lid. Wait 20 seconds, then pour from the small pot into the large, ceramic pot. to cool. Pour into your tea cup and drink it in three sips. Ladies, pinkies and ring fingers out! Men, pinkies and ring fingers curled in. and that's tea! Do this several times over and over, adding 5 seconds for steep time with every pot. The tea was their signature oolong, the same the queen was served! Very yummy. We decide to get one more kind and enjoy the experience a bit longer. A bunch of school children show up for their tea learning experience, some bowing their heads to us and they pass us, some giggling uncontrollably. You can tell they are excited, its pretty cute to watch. The tea is served with nuts and little tea cookies to nibble on. All in all, a very cute, good experience. 🙂

Time to head home again, we have a bit of time before the night safari, so we choose to not stay out and go back home. Catch another few trains, no big deal. We need to change before the night safari, because right after we are heading to Ce La Vie for a second attempt at claiming our free drinks, so closed toe shoes required for Scott! The Night Safari is the worlds first nocturnal zoo. So you get to see a lot of animals out and about that you normally wouldn't. There is a tram you can hop on and it gives you a 40 minute tour, up close and personal of the animals. So we hop on that! With making our Ce La Vie reservation, that's pretty much all we have time for here. But I'm okay with it because its mosquito hour and they LOVE me, so I'm not trying to walk around and get eaten alive. The unfortunate thing is the commute to the Night Safari was an hour including... you guessed it, TRAINS! and a bus as well. So an hour there, 40 min tram, hour commute back.. lol whatever. It was cool experience, but I was ready to leave Singapore. The busy-ness, the constant train taking and walking, it was all getting to be too much. I wasn't really enjoying myself anymore. I missed Thailand, and I just wanted to go back. Before I can, we have to make one more stop - fucking Ce La Vie. We train back and head right back up to Tower 3, 57th floor. We are right on time for our reservation but they take 15 mins to seat us, at 9:15 at night. It's so pretentious there we barely even wanna be there. We just want to get our moneys worth. We are seated at a bar table, totally fine, and order some Aperol Spritz's to start. They weren't nearly as good as mine. 😋 Then we decide to get some small food items including mashed potatoes, ravioli, and broccolini.

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Hotel Zum Schiff in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany (Europe). The best of Hotel Zum Schiff Hotel. Welcome to Hotel Zum Schiff in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany (Europe). The best of Hotel Zum Schiff. Subscribe in http://goo.gl/VQ4MLN Common services included are wifi available in all areas. In the bar section we will enjoy breakfast options, bar, restaurant, special diet menus (on request) and packed lunches. For the well-being the accommodation has sauna. For the reception we can have safety deposit box, luggage storage, 24-hour front desk and newspapers. Within the related areas we will be able to enjoy chapel/shrine, garden and terrace. Cleaning services will include daily maid service, shoeshine and dry cleaning. If you are traveling on business, you will find meeting/banquet facilities. We will be able to highlight other services like , lift, heating, allergy-free room, , facilities for disabled guests and non-smoking rooms [https://youtu.be/HyOnECq1Mgw] Book now cheaper in https://ift.tt/2vHX299 You can find more info in https://ift.tt/2nhK0eZ We hope you have a pleasant stay in Hotel Zum Schiff Other hotels in Freiburg im Breisgau Hotel Stadt Freiburg https://youtu.be/gvTj6wtPNZQ Colombi Hotel https://youtu.be/o0VvZhFYiO4 Other hotels in this channel The Lindsay Cheu Den https://youtu.be/ao1M0ubvqHY Boutique Cam Thanh Resort https://youtu.be/asKLPxWyeZ4 Hilton Garden Inn Ufa Riverside https://youtu.be/T-xzjdLyef8 Esmeralda https://youtu.be/YAtVo65py3U Golden Tulip Sovereign Hotel Bangkok https://youtu.be/Eud5WJ1Vw0U Villa List https://youtu.be/vSWrVrp_Ycs Grand SPA Lietuva Serviced Apartments Dzūkija https://youtu.be/qCauU1AsyB8 Intercontinental Jinan City Center - previous Crowne Plaza Jinan City Center https://youtu.be/yc_cXvfFnQM Hotel Yehuda https://youtu.be/IoyXMy0qn0k Somerset Vientiane https://youtu.be/V4rccy7kDaM Sun Island Suites https://youtu.be/hqU5AMDO7fU Lumiere Hotel https://youtu.be/vsKaekNwRGI The Wheatbaker https://youtu.be/pknTUEm1-l0 Pousada Lilás https://youtu.be/7wBG_jHy1sM Hotel Masía El Teular https://youtu.be/7lzD551V0i0 In Freiburg im Breisgau we recommended to visit In the Germany you can visit some of the most recommended places such as Europa-Park, Augustinermuseum, Museo Alemán del Reloj, Museo arqueológico Castillete de Colombi, Museum für Neue Kunst, Museum Nature and Man, Museum für Stadtgeschichte, Catedral de Friburgo de Brisgovia and Schauinsland. We also recommend that you do not miss Schlossberg, Gran almacén histórico, Martinstor, Dreisam, Schwabentor, Mundenhof, We hope you have a pleasant stay in Hotel Zum Schiff and we hope you enjoy our top 10 of the best hotels in Germany based in Hotel Zum Schiff Tripadvisor Reviews. All images used in this video are or have been provided by Booking. If you are the owner and do not want this video to appear, simply contact us. You can find us at https://ift.tt/2iPJ6Xr by World Hotel Video

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Two days in Queenstown, NZ

April 15th, 2017

Our journey to the south island began very early that morning (like a 4 AM kind of early). Fortunately, one of our hosts offered to drive us into downtown Auckland so that we could catch the Sky Bus and commute the rest of the hour long trip to the airport. His kindness saved us both time and money - Thanks Greig!! We even arrived early enough to grab a cup of coffee. I remember feeling a little emotional over our goodbyes, but something made me think it wouldn't be too long before we'd saw each other again. We gave Greig hugs and headed up to the bus to find seats and to sneak in a quick cat-nap. I felt a surge of emotions upon arriving at the airport from complete exhaustion to unstoppable excitement.

On the one hand, we were about to embark on an epic trek across both Mount Aspiring and Fiordland National Parks. We were destined to use every ounce of energy to make it to that night's hut, only to wake up early the next day, dig deeper and summon new energy in order to reach the next hut. On the other hand, Routeburn remains the second most visited trek (only outdone by the Milford trek) because the views and trails are incredible - many claim the experience is life changing. Our plan was to take a rest day in Queenstown to adjust, make any last minute preparations, and then to take off on our pre-booked shuttle to the trailhead by mid-morning the next day! YIKES! The trepidation was mixed with exhilaration as we flew over this glorious land of wonder. New Zealand is the place that screen savers are made from.

Once our plane landed, we set off to go find the local bus that would take us into downtown Queenstown. We could hardly contain ourselves. In one direction sat clusters of helicopters with promise of adventures galore (skydiving, bungee jumping, ect.) in the other direction stood the Luge, lake, and eateries. I felt like a kid, nose-pressed against the glass as we entered deeper in the town. When we pulled into our stop, mouths gaping, we recognized the town as the mecca that it is: a wonderland with all the adventures and shopping one could dream of.

We meandered over to our hostel only a few blocks from the bus stop. The clerk told us we could drop our bags off, but that our room wouldn't be ready for another few hours. He handed us the storage key and pointed us to a room at the end of the back hallway. We unlatched the door and entered a 10 x 5 room with a couple of metal shelving units and roughly 20 backpacks piled all over the place. We had to walk over all those bags and do a quick reorg so there would be a spot for us to stow our own. After returning the key, we ended up finding a spot that offered some grub, a beer, and outside seating.

After a relaxing meal, we strolled through town to make sure we had everything ready for our early morning departure: We needed to find a place to store our extra luggage and a place where we could rent a pot for cooking. Luckily we found both in one location. The best part was that they store any one item/bag for $5 a piece. This set in motion a challenge for us to find a bag that would work to hold all of our belongings (you know, a 60 lb. backpack loaded with all the extra weight). Along the way over to the shop we saw several street performers and loads of tourists. We ended up finding an eight dollar bag that was 6 feet tall and 3 feet wide. By this time, we could check into the hotel and pack the bag, which held. It was tough to carry, but it did the job.

Nothing much happened at the end of the 15th. We did learn two things though: 1) Hostels can be just as nice as hotels - they can offer private rooms and amenities. 2) We found out how horrible wi-fi is out of the US. High functioning wi-fi is extremely difficult to come across unless you stay with someone that pays for "good wi-fi". We only had good wi-fi twice: once at Greig and Catherine's house and once at a really nice hotel in Bangkok.

April 16th, 2017

This was a day we launched to our Routeburn Trek. After eating a solid breakfast and drinking plenty of coffee, we made our way over to the shuttle pick-up location. I wasn't aware that the drive over to the trailhead was going to be so looooooooooong... but it was. We had two breaks - even one in a tiny town with a superb cafe. I remember this cafe because they served me one of the best chocolate chip cookies I've ever tasted. It paired quite nicely with a latte. We spent a minute walking through the town and using the facilities before settling back into our seats on the shuttle.

The last bit of our trip was boring, minus seeing someone waiting for a tow-truck as we drove up a torrential road. Our shuttle driver said people will ignore all of the rules and guidelines and then end up on the side of the road (or a ditch) as a consequence. He said someone would be by to help them, or he would help them out on his way back to Queenstown. I think it was just an excuse for him to run through the guidelines with us.

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In its folded state, you can even pull it behind you like a luggage through crowded airports or streets. The stroller supports one-handed steering and uses your kid a comfy ergonomic seat that's both reclinable (three positions) and reversible (parent-facing and forward-facing). Include in the footmuff, rain cover and transport bag, and you're prepared for every experience.

Mockingbird Stroller This sleek full-size stroller from new brand name Mockingbird does not miss out on a trick. It has a one-handed fold and stands upright, so it stores easily in smaller sized spaces. While on a stroll, you'll appreciate the easy maneuverability, big basket, concealed pockets for belongings, and the peekaboo window that opens silently so it will not wake a sleeping infant.

The footrest includes an ingenius zipper that opens at the bottom so you can quickly brush away crumbs and dirt. You can seat child forward-facing or parent-facing, or connect a safety seat or bassinet (sold separately). Pop on the sun cover, rain cover or mosquito internet when required, and add the foot muff for child and hand muff for you on cold days (devices offered independently).

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Attempt it safe for 30 days, with free shipping both ways. Offered at hellomockingbird.com , $350. Bugaboo Fox Stroller Built to maneuver easily on busy streets or tracks and through rain or snow, the Fox stroller supplies a remarkably smooth trip for both infant and you. The seat is reversible to accommodate parent-facing and forward-facing positions, and it sits high to make it much easier to get child in and out of it.

Customize the appearance of your stroller by choosing the color of the canopy, seat material and chassis. Then, include on more style touches and useful devices, like wheel caps, sun canopy, seat liner, footmuff, parasol, handlebar grips and more. Offered at bugaboo.com , beginning at $1,199. Evenflo Gold Edge 3 ™ Smart Travel System & Shyft ™ Smart Modular Travel System 2 terrific strollers have been contributed to Evenflo's direct-to-consumer line, Evenflo Gold.

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The seat reclines nearly flat for on-the-go snoozes, and the seatback ventilation keeps kids comfortable. The Shyft is a four-wheel stroller offers lots of alternatives for infant's comfort: Seat your kid forward-facing or parent-facing, and utilize the three seat-reclining choices and 4 footrest alternatives for the supreme cozy ride. Both strollers fold with one hand, have removable and machine-washable seats and feature sensing unit technology to notify you through a phone app if infant ends up being unharnessed or too warm.

Maxi-Cosi Lila Modular Stroller System The Lila stroller grows with your child, and with your family. It consists of an ergonomic newborn inlay and provides forward-facing and parent-facing seating, along with multiple recline options and a reversible seat cushion for warm or cool weather condition. Your child will cruise comfortably thanks to all-wheel suspension, while using the included snack tray for treats or toys.

If a new infant comes along, add the buybuybaby.com , $799. Lalo The Daily Stroller The Daily from Lalo is a structured stroller with a similarly structured shopping experience. Purchase directly from the Lalo site and get an attentively developed stroller with lots of additionals consisted of, such as a bassinet, two machine-washable seat liners, all-weather cover, UPF 50+ sun canopy, stroller clips and a moms and dad organizer with a game-changing phone charger.

There's a hands-on customer care group to direct you through the procedure and a 100-day return policy. meetlalo.com , $715. Ergobaby City Compact City Stroller Great for city living! The ultra-compact City from Ergobaby is light enough (14 pounds) for strolls around town, fluctuating staircases, and to handle buses and subways.

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Utilize the backpack-style bring bag ($ 30) for much more convenience. Child will ride conveniently thanks https://www.washingtonpost.com/newssearch/?query=baby strollers to a padded seat with side and lumbar assistance and the adjustable leg rest. The seat uses a multi-position recline and a detachable, machine-washable seat and is topped by an extendable UV-50 canopy. Offered at ergobaby.com , $299.

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The stroller comes with a forward- or parent-facing seat, aerated carrycot with bamboo material lining, a padded seat liner, fitted rain cover, mosquito net and a cup holder. Include a number of additionals, sold individually, for 27 different setups, best for growing households on the go. Useful devices include a foot muff, bassinet stand, parasol, stroller board and additional cupholders.

Larktale Coast & Chit Chat Strollers Popular in their native Australia, Larktale strollers are now available in, and based in, the United States. The strollers are lightweight, compact, budget-friendly and made with recyclable products. The Coast (envisioned) folds super small and stands upright when folded. It's created for convenience with an adjustable handlebar, footrest and recline; lockable front wheels; and included treat tray and multiple storage choices.

It boasts a one-step recline and comes with a detachable shoulder strap and integrated handle for simple carrying. Available at larktale.com , $399 for the Coast; $199 for the Chit Chat. Mima Xari Sport Stroller Larger, taller or older kids and households on the go will especially like the Mima Xari Sport, which is lighter and has a bigger seat and sportier lines than the timeless Xari stroller.

Child can sit facing you or facing out, and the stroller features a rain cover. Likewise brand-new this year from Mima are the Xari stroller in a chic warm champagne color, the mimakidsusa.com , $999.99. Cybex Priam & Mios Strollers (Upgraded) This year, Cybex upgraded its popular Priam (imagined) and Mios strollers with a sleeker style, all-wheel suspension for a smoother ride, a freshly created carrycot with mesh windows to keep child cool, and stylish new color alternatives and frame information.

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Available at cybex-online. com , $999.95 to $1,699.95 for the Priam; $549.95 to $1,249.95 for the Mios. picture: Chicco Chicco Bravo Primo Stroller There are numerous factors to state "bravo!" to the Bravo Primo stroller from Chicco: It features a one-handed fold and has wheels that turn inward so it stands compact when folded.

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Delta Kid Clutch Stroller Pop this light-weight stroller (11.7 pounds) into the included luggage and you're ready for a flight, journey or errands around town. The bag's reflective shoulder straps will help you to be seen during the night, for included security. The stroller has front swivel wheels with suspension for a smooth ride and simple maneuvering through city streets and airports or rough surface.

BOB Blaze Efficiency Stroller Billed as the ultimate training partner, the Blaze features light-weight wheels, a mountain bike-style suspension system, 16-inch semi-slick, air-filled tires and fixed front wheel for stability. There's also a hand brake for downhill control and great deals of pockets for your personal belongings. While you're on a run, your child will be delighting in an ultra-padded seat and a large UPF 50+ canopy.

photo: Colugo Colugo Compact Stroller This new compact stroller from a brand-new company folds up fast with one hand for simple moving and storage. It features a rain cover, carry knapsack and UPF 50+ sun shade, and it features a detachable, machine-washable external layer so you can keep the stroller looking fresh or switch it out for another color and totally make over.

Created for kids age 6 months as much as 55 pounds. Available at hicolugo.com , $285. picture: Maxi-Cosi Maxi-Cosi Lara Ultra Compact Stroller 2 storage areas set the Lara compact stroller apart from its peers. You can remain arranged and bring along everything you need for errands around town or travel adventures.

It folds compactly and stores upright so you can stash it in little spaces. Available at amazon.com , $186.99. Child Pattern Jetaway Plus Compact Stroller Thanks to its telescoping handle, you can roll the folded stroller as quickly as you would your baggage. Although light-weight and compact, this stroller doesn't stint features.

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The stroller likewise includes a carry bag to make it even easier for travel. Readily available at babytrend.com for $169.99. Cybex Eezy S Twist What's the twist on this lightweight compact stroller? That you can swivel the seat from forward-facing to backward-facing with one hand. It also includes a one-handed fold and all-wheel suspension for much more convenience and benefit.

Extend the big sun canopy and let infant snooze away in convenience. Offered at buybuybaby.com for $299.99. Joolz Hub This stylish metropolitan stroller from the Netherlands is new to the US this July. It boasts an ergonomic seat with 6 various seating positions, together with a big UPF 50+ canopy, large rear wheels, a compact fold and a carry strap so you can easily zip through city streets, airports, train stations and any place else life takes you.

Include a relaxing bassinet with a breathable mattress ($230) or a newborn cocoon ($130) that baby can use from birth up to 18 months. Offered at us.joolz.com for $679-$699, depending on color. Thule Sleek City Stroller You understand Thule for their long lasting bike and roofing system racks, however did you understand they likewise make strollers? Up previously their stroller collection featured three-wheel running strollers, but in September 2018 Thule plans to debut their first ever four-wheel city stroller.

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Expect the exact same resilience and premium you've concerned get out of Thule.com for $799. GB Pockit+ Umbrella Stroller Calling all travelers and city residents: This upgrade of the gb Pockit, understood for being a supersmall stroller, works as a 2-in-1 travel system, so you can use it from birth with a connected safety seat.

Like its predecessor, it can be folded into a little, handbag-shaped plan in 2 easy actions and fits into a big carry bag and an airplane's overhead compartment. Readily available at buybuybaby.com for $229.99. Stokke Xplory (Upgraded) Stokke-- a brand name understood for stylish and well-designed high chairs, baby cribs and more-- just recently redesigned its popular Xplory stroller. This umbrella stroller includes a three-tier, prolonged canopy to provide more than sufficient shade for your youngster, with a peek-a-boo window that lets you understand everything is fine. The seat has numerous reclining positions and includes a 5-point safety restraint system so your infant is constantly safe while you're on the go.

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What parents will love about this stroller is the number of storage choices you get. If you're going on an outing or a trip, the large, quickly accessible basket can hold all of the things you need for the day. Even much better, there are trays for both the child and moms and dad.

Nevertheless, high moms and dads and even kids may not be so comfortable with this option considering that the handlebar and the footrest are both in a set position. Pros: Really budget friendly Lots of storage consisting of parent and child trays Easy to assemble Cons: Challenging to store since it's not actually that compact The peek-a-boo window does not have a cover Handlebar and footrest are not adjustable UPPAbaby's G-Lite is an umbrella stroller that is perfect for gadding about town with your baby.

The narrow frame is ideal for browsing outlet store aisles, navigating around tight corners, and weaving through crowds. It's ideal for metropolitan occupants who plan on taking public transport. The stroller includes rubber wheels that can roll along grass-covered surface and all-wheel suspension that will have the ability to take in some bumps here and there.

There's a large basket that can bring up to 10 lbs of things in addition to a cup holder that you can connect. The breathable mesh seat is pretty spacious in spite of the stroller's narrow frame. However, it can not be reclined so you can't use this for a child more youthful than 6 months.

Pros: Extremely light-weight Resilient Roomy seat and storage Cons: Non-reclining seat Handles are not adjustable No cushioning on the straps Circumnavigating with your child requires a stroller since the baby carrier can just get you up until now. Unfortunately for all moms and dads out there, finding the best baby strollers to fit your and your baby's needs can be a nightmare.

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Some parents need a stroller for urban living while others would like a stroller that they can take with them when they opt for a run. Some are trying to find a backup stroller that they can utilize when they take a trip. Others desire an all-in-one system. Due to the fact that it can be such a challenging job, we decided to make things simpler for all moms and dads out there looking for to discover that one stroller https://en.search.wordpress.com/?src=organic&q=baby strollers for their family.

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Armed with all that data, you and your partner should have the ability to finally inspect this off your must-buy list. If you're a beginner parent, then you probably have not the faintest concept when you read descriptions like "umbrella stroller," "travel system," "stroller frames," and "joggers." Well, we don't want you kept in the dark so let's get that out of the way.

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These usually have a variety of styles but they do have several features in common such as a padded, reclinable seat; a sunshade; large wheels; and a storage basket under the seat. A safety seat adapter may be consisted of. These are strollers that do not featured a seat. Instead, it is simply a frame where you can place your baby safety seat, making it simple for you to move your child from the vehicle to the stroller and back.

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Britax Path A fun pattern (stripes, polka dots and more) under the canopy sets this stroller apart from its peers. Customize it a lot more with devices like a child snack tray, stroller organizer, stroller travel bag, a sun and bug cover or a rain cover. The stroller seat totally reclines for naptime, and a zippered pocket and big basket holds all your on-the-go products.

Readily available at us.britax.com for $229.99. Silver Cross Jet Travel Stroller Looking for a stroller for travel? Silver Cross's Jet Travel Stroller folds little adequate to tuck into an airplane's overhead compartment and meets all significant airline company requirements. https://www.washingtonpost.com/newssearch/?query=car seat safety When folded, you can wheel it like a small luggage. Appropriate from birth to 40 pounds thanks to its built-in "cocoon" system, it has a complete lie-back seat and multi-position recline, so it's as comfy as it is practical.

It also features a travel sleeve to slip over the stroller during your adventures. Available at silvercrossus.com for $349. Jeep ® by Delta Children Sport Utility All-Terrain Stroller All of us know Jeeps are a terrific ride, and this Jeep stroller by Delta Children is no exception. It functions like three strollers in one: Attach your vehicle seat with the attached adaptor, set it up as a carriage-style stroller with your infant facing you, and bigger kids can sit upright either facing you or facing out.

Offered at deltachildren.com for $349. Diono Traverze The telescopic pull-along deal with is one of the features that sets this travel-friendly stroller apart from the rest, in addition to the broad series of colors it comes in (consisting of copper, pink, teal and yellow). You can zip through airports, train stations and all your day-to-day errands with ease, and shop all your personal belongings in the extra large basket and storage pocket behind the leg rest.

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Disclaimer: In exchange for two nights, I am writing this review. Additionally, I would like to specifically thank Ann at The Marcom Pro for helping to arrange this review, and Jern, a marketing manager at this hotel, for meeting with me.

The Four Points by Sheraton Bangkok, Sukhumvit 15 (though completely Marriott-owned now)is located in the Asok neighborhood of the Thai capital, very close to the BTS Asok (skytrain) station, Sukhumvit MRT (metro) station, and a short taxi ride/metro ride from the Makkasan Airport Express station. Among the nearby attractions are the Terminal 21 shopping center and significant nightlife, and the hotel is a short BTS ride away from other popular shopping malls such as Emporium, Siam Paragon, and the MBK Center. As a bonus, the hotel offers a free tuk-tuk service to both the MRT Sukhumvit station and Terminal 21.

Furthermore, it is close to many businesses and embassies, and as such, sees significant numbers of business travelers availing themselves of the brand’s more affordable comfort.

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The Four Points by Sheraton Bangkok has two wings – the Pool Wing and the Garden Wing – totaling 249 rooms and 19 suites. Also, there are four meeting rooms with 3, 810 square feet (roughly 354 square meters); guests of the suites have complimentary access to the meeting spaces for a period. The whole of the hotel prohibits smoking, and there is wi-fi available throughout the property.

Check-In

After exiting the Asok BTS station (closest to station exits 5 and 1), I easily found the Four Points Bangkok, thanks in part to the descriptive hotel name. At the front desk, Mariaa and Best were nice, and briefly explained to me some of the features of the hotel, as well as the hours of the breakfast buffet.

6th Floor Corridor

I made my way up to my 6th floor corner room, though as luck would have, neither room key worked. Leaving my bags at the foot of the door, I asked housekeeping to contact reception to bring new keys, but she at first told me to do it myself. Sigh. Eventually she caved in, and Best brought over the new (functioning) keys.

Room

My first impression of my Deluxe Room was one of simple comfort. The interior was mostly wood paneling, with a sizable work desk and two large nightstands. All rooms at the Four Points by Sheraton Bangkok have floor-to-ceiling windows, although you wouldn’t stay at this hotel for the city views.

Part of the work desk had jacks into which both USB and HDMI cables could connect to the tv, clearly a nod to business travelers aiming to finesse their presentations and/or other documents. The minibar was well-stocked with your usual drinks and snacks, and the luggage storage shelf was conveniently placed.

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The HVAC system had an easy-to-use wall panel, and one light switch at the bedside controlled almost every light in the room, in addition to offering many places to charge standard electrical and USB devices.

The bed was easily one of the most comfortable I have slept on in recent memory. I can’t begin to describe how much of a treat it was. I don’t take naps, but this bed makes them rather difficult to pass up.

Lastly, the bathroom had that bizarrely East Asian-quality to it, in which it opens up for a view of the bedroom…yet the shower is somewhat frosted.

My two biggest complaints were the finicky internet connection, which logged me out every now and then, and the single-use plastic containers in the shower. However, I’m going to be thinking about that bed for a long time, especially when in China where I’m subjected to “concrete” mattresses.

The Eatery

The Eatery is the primary restaurant at the Four Points by Sheraton Bangkok, offering both buffet and à la carte options.

I made my way down to The Eatery at around 06:00, but it was a bit busy even at that point. One waiter served me both Earl Grey and peppermint tea, so the drinks were set.

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My hotel contact, Jern, mentioned that the chef was particularly proud of their Thai dishes, and you know what, that food was pretty good. Other choices included a few Japanese, Western, and Indian selections, a salad bar, omelette bar, noodle bar, fruit, breads, and yogurt. Having no expectations coming into the buffet, I was pleasantly surprised. Also, Meya, the only waitress who stopped by after I had sat down, provided good service throughout the restaurant.

My only complaint was that there was no “sneeze guard” to cover most of the foods.

Operating hours of The Eatery are 06:30-10:30 (weekdays)/06:30-11:00 (weekends), and 11:00-23:00 for lunch and dinner.

Amenities

Hotel Pool and amBar (Stock Photo)

In addition to a 24-hour gym, the hotel pool on the 8th floor (of the pool wing) is open daily from 07:00-22:30. Interestingly, the pool also has the distinction of being the first location for a pool party in all of Bangkok. It is held on the first Saturday of every month.

On the pool level, there is also amBar, a cocktail bar open for dinner nightly. If you’re craving pub food and nightly live entertainment, check out The Irish Pub Bangkok, open everyday for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Overall, I would stay at the Four Points by Sheraton Bangkok, Sukhumvit 15 again for its quiet rooms, comfortable beds, and decent buffet. Although the immediate neighborhood is not for me, it’s convenient public transit-wise, and it’s close to many restaurants of diverse cuisines.

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The topic of money is always one of the most important in travel planning. Many different questions will surely come to mind immediately: Is it an advantage to change money first? Are there enough ATMs at the place I visit? Do I even need a credit card at all?

Money on travels – what do I need to pay attention for on vacation?

Also issues like card loss or security for cash are big questions that are open for now, such as where can I keep my money safe?

Questions upon questions and we’d like to answer them with this article.

Debit or credit card for the vacation?

The first question you probably have in your mind is: How do I get cash on my travels? We can definitely recommend you a credit card. Whereby we prefer Visa as opposed to Mastercard, as these are usually more accepted.

It’s also a good idea to not rely on a single credit card, but to carry a second replacement card with you. If the first credit card is ever locked in the ATM, blocked etc., you still have a second credit card that you can use. Of course, this credit card should be sufficiently covered for emergencies.

Info: It’s best to let your bank know where you are going before you leave. This way the bank can store this information and does not consider it unusual for your card to withdraw or pay abroad. It does not create any suspicion of fraud.

Note: If you use online banking, try changing your TAN procedure before you leave. From our bank we can for example generate TANs by means of an app and so we are not dependent on SMS TAN (possibly no roaming abroad) or TAN devices. Also a TAN list would be another possibility. You can either take the TAN list with you or you can store it in your cloud storage (encrypted).

Cash on vacation

Another important topic is also cash on vacation or while traveling. Should you carry a lot of cash or not? How much would a reasonable amount be?

We’ve got used to always having some cash in euros with us (US dollars are also good of course, even better in some countries). We do not necessarily carry it around with us, but keep them safely in the hotel. A rough amount would be about €150-200. We use these only as an emergency backup, if the credit card should not work etc. So you will never have the situation to completely run out of money. Because when traveling this can quickly lead to problems.

Indonesian 50,000 rupiah bills

Otherwise, of course, we always carry cash of the national currency with us. One problem that often exists in Southeast Asia is that you only get “big” bills out of ATMs. In Indonesia, that would be 100,000 rupiah bills (about €6), in Thailand 1000 baht bills (about €25) or in Cambodia 100 USD bills (about €85).

These large bills can often not be changed by small local food stalls, restaurants or markets. It is therefore advisable to pay with the big bills in a convenience store or supermarket. They can usually change it. Then just keep the small bills for other occasions, so you always have some change.

You should get used to “collect” small bills in many countries in Southeast Asia (certainly that applies to South America, too) whenever possible and where it is easy to change, you can pay rather with big banknotes.

Withdraw money on vacation

The cash withdrawal on vacation works best with a credit card. Debit cards are often not accepted and Visa is usually better than Mastercard. In larger places as well as tourist centers you will find a lot of ATMs, but also in smaller towns they are more and more frequently to be found. In Asia mostly at the convenience stores such as 7-Eleven, Family Mart etc.

Pay attention to rigged ATMs when withdrawing. Luckily, this does not happen too often in Asia, but caution is better than forbearance! Therefore, we would also advise you to use ATMs where cameras are used (e.g. in supermarkets etc.) or directly in or next to the bank branches.

In addition, you have another advantage directly at banks. In the event that your credit card is blocked/pulled it by an ATM, you can go straight inside the bank and let them know. So it is also better to withdraw money during the opening hours. This way you have a better chance to get your credit card back immediately. It has not happened to us yet, but to other travelers.

ATMs in Thailand

In addition, in some countries third-party fees are charged by the banks that you withdraw from and mostly not refunded by your own bank. Two well known countries are Thailand (220 baht) and the USA (about 3-5 USD) who are doing this.

You should also be careful if you want to withdraw several times in a row. This could cause the bank to disable your card. In Indonesia, this may e.g. be the case since you can not withdraw large sums of cash at once, but you may have to withdraw large sums of money.

Changing money

Changing money also plays a huge part, already during the travel preparation. Many travelers want to exchange at least some local currency in advance. But let me tell you one thing: with a bank in your home country, you usually get worse exchange rates than on the spot. Therefore, changing at home is not worthwhile.

Also at departure or on arrival at the airport we advise against changing money or at least only a small amount. At the airport, there are usually worse rates and sometimes higher exchange fees than in the country itself. Save on changing larger amounts in any case.

Exchange office at a bank in Thailand

If you would like to change in your travel destination, then we can always recommend you to visit the exchange offices, which are directly connected to a bank or belong to those. These usually offer the best rates, although of course there are exceptions. The Superrich exchange offices in Bangkok are e.g. those who almost always offer the best rates.

Currency converter

Especially if you are not yet familiar with the currency in your vacation country or would like to get a feel for the money in advance, so-called currency converters are suitable. You’ll fine a lot in the Google Play Store or on the iTunes App Store that you can easily install and use.

Currency Converter Finance 100, Easy Currency Converter or SimpleCurrency Converter are among others three apps that work perfectly and that can help you convert the currency.

Tip: Most of the time we do not use an app, we just use the currency converter from Google. For this you have to enter your desired search on Google, which is very easy, e.g. “1000 THB in EUR”. After that Google will give you the search result at the latest exchange rate. It works on the phone as well as on the laptop. A great tool, which of course works not only for round amounts.

Converting currency on Google

Security

The aspect of security should not be forgotten. Especially when you carry cash or your credit card with you around, you want to stow it safely. Pickpockets are unfortunately everywhere and the less you show your valuables, the lower the risk.

Are you traveling, on a party or market with dense crowds? Then it is helpful not to show money in the public, that probably will attract thieves. For example, you could carry a smaller amount in your pocket and stow more money in a so-called money pouch. You can carry these under your clothes, they are not easily accessible for pickpockets and if you need a little more money, you still have it with you.

Not only the money pouch is a great hiding place, there are many more creative ways to hide your money when you’re on vacation or traveling.

If you have a lot of cash with you, because you’ve taken it from your home country or have withdrawn a lot to save some fees, you can keep it in the hotel safe. Although these are not 100% safe, they are still better than to carry the money around with you at all times.

Also, we recommend you to not store your money in the luggage during a trip, no matter if you’re flying, taking a bus or train. Always carry it with you or at least in your carry-on, where you can keep an eye on it all the time. The same applies, of course, to your credit card and important documents, such as the passport.

Note: If your credit card gets stolen, you should immediately have the emergency number ready to block it at your bank. It’s best you write it down before the trip, so you always have access to it.

What to do when everything is gone?

Do you really have bad luck and all your cash and your credit cards are gone? Then fortunately, there is also something that can help you. Because you will need some money in any case. So how do you get some cash?

Two services we can recommend are TransferWise and Western Union. With TransferWise you can transfer money to a foreign account, e.g. from a friend or acquaintance without incurring excessive fees. If you have a trusted person on site, you can send the money to this person.

TransferWise homepage

Western Union even goes a step further, but is a little more expensive. This will allow you to send money directly to you via the website and collect it in cash at a Western Union branch or at a bank that also processes Western Union payments. This can absolutely help in an emergency. At least Western Union is very common in Asia.

Do you still have questions about money when traveling or maybe even more tips? What can you recommend? We look forward to helpful comments and experiences!

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The Best Travel Gadgets for 2017

In this month’s travel tech column, Dave Dean, our resident travel tech guru, all around cool dude, and found of the tech website Too Many Adapters, rounds up the best travel gadgets for 2017.

Working out what to pack — and more importantly, what to leave behind — is a major hassle for travelers, whether you’re gone for a week or a year. Tech gear, in particular, is a problem: models and features change all the time; it’s fragile, expensive, and tempting to thieves; and it can easily distract from the experience you’re trying to have. Even worse, a lot of it just doesn’t work very well once you get out on the road.

I’ve been writing about technology for travelers since 2011, and have tested more useless gadgets than I care to remember. Occasionally, though, something stands out: a phone that’s particularly durable, a laptop that’s surprisingly good value, a little accessory that genuinely improves your trip.

Here, then, are my 2017 recommendations for quality tech gear that makes your trip simpler and easier, without destroying your bank balance or luggage allowance.

Smartphones

A smartphone is easily the single most useful piece of technology a traveler can buy. In fact, since it replaces everything from a flashlight to a camera, a guidebook to a music player and much more, many people can (and do) get away without packing any other gadgets.

You can spend under $250 for a good budget model, or close to $1000 for a top-of-the-range version. There are benefits to spending more, of course, but not everyone needs the extra features that come with the higher price tags. These are my top picks across the range:

Budget – Motorola Moto G 5 Plus. Motorola has been making good, inexpensive smartphones for several years, and the Moto G 5 Plus continues the trend. For around $230 (less, if you get the model with Amazon ads), you’ll have a phone that does all the basics well. It’s also water resistant. The battery should last all but the longest travel days, and there’s a “TurboCharger” that gives six hours more use in just 15 minutes and you can even stick in a micro-SD card so you’ll never run out of storage space. It’s easily my top budget pick right now.

Mid-Range – OnePlus 3T. OnePlus keeps turning out mid-priced phones with high-end specs, and the 3T is the best so far. For under $500, you’ll get a smartphone with more storage, RAM, and raw performance than devices costing far more. It has dual SIM slots, so you can easily switch between your home SIM and a money-saving local SIM card; all-day battery life; and a fast charger that takes it from 0 to 60% in half an hour.

High-end – Apple iPhone 7 or Samsung Galaxy S8. Android owners with big bank accounts should pick up the Samsung Galaxy S8. It’s the sexiest smartphone on the market, with a curved “infinity” display that makes every other phone look old and boring. The S8 crams a larger screen into a smaller space than the competition, and it has plenty of storage and RAM plus a micro-SD slot for ensuring that you never run out of space. Along with its great performance, it is water and dust resistant and has one of the best cameras you’ll find on any phone. For Apple lovers, the iPhone 7 gets almost everything right, with exceptional performance and build quality, a fantastic camera, and of course, access to everything in the App Store.

Tablets and e-readers

Don’t want to do every tech task on your phone? While I’ve stopped recommending any of the smaller tablet computers — when your phone has a 5.5” display, there’s little point also carrying a 7” tablet — the larger models are a different story.

Apple: iPad. The standard iPad is best for most travelers. It’s dropped in both weight and price recently, and you now get a useful, lightweight 10” tablet (Wi-Fi-only version), with enough storage, for bit over $300. It’s perfect for watching Netflix, browsing the email, and staying up to date on Facebook! (You can get one with a SIM card slot as well, but it’s a lot more expensive and only worth considering if you don’t have an unlocked smartphone and want to stay connected all the time.)

Android: Asus Zenpad 3S 10. The Asus Zenpad 3S 10 gives you a faster, cheaper tablet, with great graphics and more storage space. It has a fast-charging option (especially useful for those huge tablet batteries) and a micro-SD slot to add even more storage when you run out. It’s a premium tablet, sleek and lightweight, and well worth the money.

E-reader: Paperwhite. If you enjoy a good book, consider an e-reader as well. I’ve been using one of Amazon’s Kindles for years, and recently upgraded to the Paperwhite. With its non-glare screen, weeks of battery life, and built-in light that doesn’t strain your eyes or annoy others in dark rooms, it’s easy to recommend. Not carrying physical books saves weight and space in your bag, and in countries where English-language books are hard to find, being able to download a new one with a couple of taps is a godsend.

Laptops

With phones and tablets having more power and storage each year, there’s less need for most travelers to carry something else. If you’re planning to do more than light work from the road, though, there’s still no replacement for a good laptop.

Windows: Asus Zenbook UX330UA. The best value for money by far is the Asus Zenbook UX330UA. The company has been making very good, lightweight, $700 laptops for a few years, and the latest model continues the tradition. It gets all the basics right — 8Gb of RAM, a 256Gb solid-state drive, excellent battery life — while having more than enough power, and weighing well under three pounds. It doesn’t make silly compromises like cutting out USB ports or SD card readers, and you can even hook it up to a TV in your Airbnb apartment to watch your favorite shows.

Mac: MacBook Pro. The Air, which used to be the perfect travel laptop, hasn’t been updated in so long, it makes no sense to buy it. The 12” MacBook is also due for an update, and with a relatively slow processor and just a single USB-C port that’s also used for charging, you’re quite restricted in what you can do with it. If I were considering one of these, I’d likely choose to save a bunch of money, and just buy an iPad Pro and Bluetooth keyboard instead. That said the older version MacBook Pro has dropped in price and only weighs 3.5 pounds and comes with old fashioned USB and SD card slots. The new model, while sleek and light, is pretty expensive and doesn’t come with these features. I prefer non-Apple products but if you were looking for a powerful Apple computer, the older Macbook Pro is the best choice.

Accessories

There’s no need to fill your backpack with gadgets, but a few well-chosen accessories go a long way. Better Wi-Fi, easier charging, simple photo backup, and drowning out noisy kids (and noisier adults), improves any trip. Here are seven accessory recommendations to do exactly that:

Multi-USB travel adapter – This is my single favorite travel accessory right now. It’s small and light, and it lets you charge up to four USB devices from a single power socket. It’s great in hostels and airports, comes with clip-on adapters that let you use it in 150 countries, and costs under twenty bucks.

Travel power strip – If you’re also carrying devices like laptops and cameras that need charging from the wall, use one of these little power strips instead. With two North American sockets, plus three USB ports, you can power everything at once. Just remember to pack a universal travel adapter as well.

Charging cord – I always pack a long USB cable for my phone, plus a small spare in case it breaks. The extra length is super-useful when the power socket is halfway up a wall… which it always seems to be.

Noise-isolating earbuds – Screaming kids, snoring dorm mates, honking horns. I shut them all out with these noise-isolating earphones. Music and podcasts sound great, they drown out almost everything (and everyone), and there’s even a little carrying case to keep them protected and untangled. When I left them on a plane in Bangkok, I went straight out and bought the same model again.

Rugged USB stick – Whether you’re backing up trip photos, storing a bunch of TV shows, or just sharing files with friends at the hostel, a USB stick always comes in handy. Go for this rugged version — it’ll stand up to a lot more abuse and costs about the same as more fragile models.

Travel router and portable battery – Multipurpose gadgets are ideal for travelers, at least when they’re done well, and this HooToo travel router definitely is. It boosts Wi-Fi networks and lets you share them among all your devices, has a 10,000mAh battery to keep everything charged up, and lets you plug in a USB stick or portable hard drive so you can copy files from your phone or tablet.

UE Roll 2 portable speaker – There are thousands of travel speakers out there, but most of them are terrible. If you like to share your songs with the hostel or around the campfire, do yourself a favor and grab the UE Roll 2. It’s slim and light and waterproof, with amazing sound for its size and up to nine hours of battery life. There’s nothing better out there for the money right now.

GRAYL ultralight water purifier – I’ve used a bunch of water purifiers over the years, and the GRAYL is the one I’ve stuck with. It’s lightweight, super-simple to use, and gets rid of pretty much every nasty you can think of, plus it functions as a normal bottle in places where the water is safe to drink. My girlfriend used it every day on a two week trip in Mozambique, and never got sick. If you want safe water everywhere you go, while cutting down on plastic use, go for the GRAYL.

***Whatever you decide to take, consider carefully how much you’ll really use it — less is more when it comes to travel, and tech gear is no exception. The less stuff you have to get damaged or stolen, the less time you’ll spend looking after it and worrying about it.

Once you’ve made your decision, protect anything fragile with a case (they’re a lot cheaper than buying replacements), and make sure anything you really care about is covered by your travel insurance. Test everything thoroughly before you leave home, so you know exactly how it works and can deal with any problems while you’ve still got time and a shipping address.

Dave runs Too Many Adapters, a site devoted to technology for travelers. A geek as long as he can remember, he worked in IT for fifteen years. Now based out of a backpack long term, Dave writes about travel and tech from anywhere with half-decent Internet and a great view. You can also find him talking about the life of a long-term traveller at What’s Dave Doing?

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