HÜBSCH JESS BABY

Everybody loves weekends, but there is really nothing interesting in Singapore, so to make our non-working days well spent, me and Baby have been cracking our heads to plan and spend our weekends wisely. So normally, we will cross over the causeway for some shopping and makan-ing. The other alternative is to have some educational excursions to museums or attend some events that we have been specially invited to.        I received a pair of tickets for a Cable-car ride from National Family Celebration (NFS) a while back, and I decided to use the tickets for his post-birthday celebration...     Minion's stunning look when looking up the sky, and it just like me sitting in the cable car looking out the window at the spectacular bird's eye view...     I took some beautiful scenery while boarding the cable car to Mount Faber.       Thanks so much for the lovely ticket...

I am glad to join in the fun of the Halloween spirit this October with the ‘Deadly Ever After’ haunted trail . We experienced the Best Elements of Asian Horror combining old Chinese Superstitions and the wrath of a Chinese ghost . My advice: this trail is definitely not for the faint hearted. The very first collaboration between Sentosa 4D Magix and Singapore Cable Car , ‘Deadly Ever After’ will play out at Sentosa’s Imbiah lookout . The haunted trail is about the journey of a ghost marriage and tells a frightening tale of two souls shackled by fate and vengeance. A handful of bloggers met up at Vivo City, as we were getting ourselves to Sentosa via cable car. The 288m trail started off at the entrance of Sentosa 4D Magix and ended off at the Singapore Cable Car Museum. The haunted trail unfolds a story for guests to discover the horrors of a match made in hell where an innocent young lady, Ah Ling, was forced into a Chinese ghost marriage with a dead man. When it was later fo...