More of Us @ Macau
I’ve just got 433 more photos from Baby’s overworked camera. This makes our grand total from both cameras 433 + 424 = 857 photos in 5 days! And this is excluding all the polaroids we took. This totally beat our V-Day record of 120 photos in 6 hours, and close to 500 photos in a day at Ubin with the gang! How people realize the importance of a camera once they enter SMU. Geesh!
Since the resident camera of the trip belongs to him, i’ve decided to drag my saggy ass and write another post on these more eventful photos. This time, putting the photos themselves in the spotlight rather than the trip itself.
look at the fantastic view from the cable car! Amazing lighting, and you can roughly tell the rough weather we were about to experience. Out of 5 days, 3 days rained. Horrible rain! But thank god we are optimistic people.
We just had to do our cliche-over-the-top-dramatic move.
I’m SO gonna learn Macau’s English. This is the access card to the man made hot springs in Macau.
St. Paul’s Ruins. Super european looking structure at the back, which looks a little like the cathedrals in England.
Playing with the wonderful functions of a Canon Digital Xius.
The Venetian. The backdrop mirrors the clean crisp buildings in Venice. Very olden Paris!


In Macau, most of the road signage are translated to Portuguese. This has got something to do with the Portuguese settling down in Macau like many hundred years ago. Therefore the Portuguese influence.
We bought so much Sasa!! Sasa there is super cheap. Flashing back to my Hongkong trip one year ago, i bought a kabuki brush for only SGD10, clinique eye cream for only like SGD20, brushes for SGD3 etc. We totally went CRAZY!

This were the shots that started all the camwhoring. In between taking these 2 shots, we got told off by a motorist cos we totally blocked the roads and it was kind of dangerous. The sacrifices of a camwhore – safety.
Macau bubbletea shop!! One sushi fan for every 2 purchases. Cool! There were so many to choose from and we chose this really fierce sushi. Cute!! But still.. Kovan Cupwalker rocks our socks!

Graffiti shots in the streets of Macau. We found this really cool alley amongst the many street shops. It looks rather secluded, but surprisingly the swarm of people was enough to make us embarrassed to take so many pictures.
Shades can work miracles.
This shot is also taken at the graffiti alleyway. Something related to Freshmen Bash this year!

A tourist shot halfway through sipping our bubbletea, right in the middle of the streets! It was havoc taking this shot cos it is an actual road with cars coming from our back. We had to RUN out into the streets and shout “go go go!!! There’s a car coming! QUick!”
Can you see the irony in the picture? A totally gold frames Grande Lisboa Casino in the backdrop of a filthy looking residential building. This photo is NOT photoshopped, totally authentic and ironic.
I Am Hereby Carrying the BEST CREME BRULEE in the World!!! This little piece of sunshine is wrapped in an actual eggshell, and the dessert is SO THICK! I swear you can flip it upside down and it won’t even jiggle a bit. Tastes like thick cheese cake and tiramisu!! Omg heaven..
Half an hour later, and still flagging a cab. There were 4 bitched who cut in front of us and stole a cab right under our noses!! We were momentarily stunned for 5 seconds after they left before we started cursing under our breaths. FUCKING BITCHES!! Probably around 15 mins later this middle age mother stepped in front of us and attempted to flag for a cab. SHe didn’t manage to get one. Probably cos i walked straight from behind her and glared my eyes out. She got the hint though.
MacCafe at Sands Casino. This is when we collated all our polaroids then and furiously took collarges. And the MacCafe Cappuccino is so pretty!! Why don’t singapore make out cappuccino so pretty!
On the shuttle bus from Macau Habour to Dreamworld aka. City of Dreams. The City of Dreams is themed after the underwater world. The entire building has so many water features embellishing the walkways. The largest and most magical looking water feature was featured in my previous post. Check it out!

Shots of the polaroid camera. Finally it got its chance in front of a camera for once. This shot was taken in front of a large board sealing off an area under construction. What a nice board!
The Macau Towers. 223m high building that carries activities like the world’s highest bungy jump, sky jump, sky walk, mast climb. Check them out online, they’re actually really exciting. It was there that i actually found out that bungy jumps are actually not REALLY high. there are bungy jumps that are only around 50m. Better start with the small scaled once first. In my lifetime, i aim to conquer this bungy jump! 199m, highest in the world!
I was so shaken by the height that i only dared to lie on a small hole. Horrible! But i got increasingly braver as the day went by. Heights is really not my thing! My sister once said if we were on the Amazing race together, she’ll tackle the ones that deal with height, and i’ll tackle the once that needs strength. haha!
nice lip couch. It was the highlight of the viewing area. So many tourists took pictures like these!!
The family that made it happen, brought the trip alive. Thanks for all the planning and sourcing Uncle!

Taken on a mini pyramid outside the Macau Towers.

Taken on the way back to the hotel from The Macau Towers. This looks a little like Winter Sonata, the magical trees area. And i am NOT scratching my pits! I was trying to hide the bag os Sasa from the shot!

Taken outside a Middle Eastern restaurant near our hotel. This place is actually really ugly, but we decided to make it work. It looks like the kind of shots ANTM will take. haha!
I totally love this shot. Loves.

Another tourist shot. These things just don’t exist in Singapore anymore! NOrmally when we park by the roadside we’ll either diligently put our coupons, or constantly stretch our heads looking for the scary muslim lady in while.
Look at the stormy weather. This was how the weather was like for most of our days in Macau. Sad!!
Polaroids: Individual shots.
Polaroids: Double Shots.
Versus: Macau Towers Ice Cream shot.
Versus: Graffiti Shots
Versus: City of Dreams shot.
Our polaroids are beautiful, Baby couldn’t stop staring at them. After a couple of wasted horrible shots, we finally realized polaroids can capture hues really really well. It can make them more vivid, and brighter. It was then that we started taking shots with hues in our background, and our polaroids started becoming really pretty. Kudos to us!
Macau was a chance to getaway with Chris. In Singapore we had so little time, when each of us are busy with different things. Our schedules clash more often than the thunder, and i meet even the most random people more often than we meet. Macau was so magical because we got to spend a good 5 days with no obligations, no work stress, and no disturbance from the outside world. It was our own little coven of happiness. We managed to balance family and our personal time together, at which none offset the other. This is what’s so great about the time spend in Macau.
Baby was a great host. He managed to make me feel so comfortable with his family, whom half of them i have never met before, and become really comfortable in a matter of hours.
Macau will always stay strong in my memory, along with our other 857 photos. hehe.
Love. Just cos.