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Author Archives: abrigatti
Biometrics Provided
Well you can’t say that the Singaporian Immigration aren’t sophisticated – they are like some of the other Asian countries where to obtain an Working Permit / Identity Card, one would have to provide thumb-prints (wonder what would happen if … Continue reading
Where’s the darn iPhone :)
Well I can’t really blame anyone but myself – but I am still awaiting the couriered delivery of my UK iPhone which was sent across on 1st July. You gotta luv the Royal Mail / Post Office international tracking system… … Continue reading
Wet Market Shopping, Lunch and Dinner Meal
Well the relocation consultant assigned to provide a ‘settle-in’ tour of Singapore, was kind enough to show me one of the main Wet Markets near to Little India, and I must admit it was amazing! The amount of fruit and … Continue reading
Local Bank Account – Definitely Feel Localised Now
Well I had two choices really – use my UK bank account and withdraw cash via ATMs on a regular basis – and get hit with the Cash withdraw and FX currency conversion costs each time, or set-up and utilise … Continue reading
Settle-In Day
Today, I was fortunate to have experienced a settle-in tour – a quick cultural visit of the main highlights of the city, including shopping areas, libraries, eating areas, where to bag those bargains (rather than going to the big malls), … Continue reading
Local Retail Establishments – Dangerous :)
You can say that my local “shopping establishments” are quite ergh…exclusive!! I know some people would marvel at the names and choices right next door to me. The problem is, it is so easily tempting to buy something at these … Continue reading
First Day Down – Another 179 To Go!
I do feel like a new boy once again – it is an errie but nice feeling all at the same time. I do like meeting new people (new faces, new names), and most importantly trying a new role. It … Continue reading
Last Night Around Orchard Road
I wanted to get some fresh air last night, so before I went to bed, I had a walk down Orchard Road, and took my camera with me. It was still quite humid, but actually was quite pleasant outside. I … Continue reading
Muddy Murphy’s Irish Pub
Well I have been fortunate to locate a nice Irish pub, just a stone throw (okay about 10 minute walk) from my apartment. It seems a nice place, great Irish Stew …. purfect pint 0f Guinness and ergh a great … Continue reading
A Stroll Around Marina Bay
Well a work colleague agreed to meet-up on Saturday morning at Raffles Place MRT, and offered a tour of the Marina Bay District, so I took the opportunity venture around and get my bearings under the surface (on the MRT … Continue reading