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Moi, the Wannabe Traveler



Being a citizen of a third world country is all kinds of inconvenient, especially if you want to be a seasoned traveler. Why? Not only do you need to be super rich if you want to travel out of the country, you'd also need to have connections. And not just any connections, they would have to be powerful ones at that.  Well, at least we have ASEAN, right? Which is why the only places I could visit for now are those that belong to the ASEAN. And I can only travel if I was lucky enough to get bargain plane tickets. All right, enough with the ranting. I'm gonna thank the heavens now. I'm gonna thank the heavens that I was lucky enough to have a very beautiful and great friend who just couldn't wait to help me be the adventuress that I want to be. (She and her new hubby are going to welcome us to their home so we'd be saving some moolah for accommodations. She's incredible, right?!) And I'm gonna thank the heavens that Joan and I were lucky enough to get relatively cheap plane tickets for the said adventure. Yes, Singapore, I cannot wait to get my first glimpse of you from the plane window this coming March. Just you wait for me, I'll be roaming your streets like a native pretty soon. :D  The camera on my neck wouldn't count towards negating that, right?  Hehehe.

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