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A Nice Day Out

Spent a very interesting day with dear dear at the Singapore Air Show held at Changi Exhibition Centre. I've never once thought I would be going to the Air Show and I never knew it was such a big event. Truth be told, if it's not for dear dear, I would still be clueless about this event.

It was so exciting watching Singapore's fighter planes display their speed and agility in the air. Seeing how the pilots maneuver the planes in the air is awe inspiring. Seriously, I was filled with adrenaline when I saw the planes fly past. I could hardly contain my enthusiasm but it was contained towards the end of the display.

Personally, I felt that the exhibition hall is kind of redundant because to be honest, the items on display are for sale and who the hell can afford them other than countries and the ultra rich? You can see the exhibitors being kind of bored too. After all, all the VIPs have already made their rounds on Friday and have bought whatever they have came to buy.

The planes that are on display are a real eye opener. Too bad the queue was way too long, else I would love to sit in one of the cockpits just for a feel of it. Specifically the F16 because that's dear's aircraft.

Here's some pictures to share.


















The weather was crazy! Raining and cloudy at first and hot like hell the next moment.. I actually got sun burnt from just being out in the open for a few hours. Can't believe it because I hardly get sun burnt, even when I'm dragonboating. And now I have uneven tan lines AGAIN. Great, just great -.-

xoxo,
Mabel

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