Wednesday, June 22, 2005

Please do not queue

Wanted to go overseas but no money. So ended up going across the causeway with my brother. We took bus 160 from Jurong East.
Me: Aiyah so few people, no need to stand in queue wan.
Bro: Go queue up lah.
Me: No need. Really. I only queue when there are many people. Now no need.
(Then i sat down on a bench in behind the queue)
Later, a bus 160 pulled into the lane for another bus.
I looked at the bus driver and asked using my eyes if the bus was for boarding. He nodded and waved his hand in a come board the bus way.
So I stood up and walked towards the bus. I looked back and asked people in the queue to follow me. I was the first to board the bus. Haha, so really no need to queue wan.
Soon, we were in JB. After passing through the malaysian customs, we were not sure what to do. We saw some people waiting along the roadside. We waited as well.
Bus 160 came along and the bus driver asked if anyone was taking it to the bus terminal in kotaraya. We were the only two people to board the bus. Quite weird, we thought to ourselves. The bus terminal is near a shopping complex called plaza kotaraya. This place sells mainly textile. Nothing to buy.
Since we did not want to take a taxi further up, we walked around the customs area and went into city square. It looks like a singapore shopping centre. There is popular bookshop, jeanyip, jantzen, bata.....plus singapore tourism board booth saying uniquely singapore. Therefore, we did not buy anything on this trip except durian cakes....

2 Comments:

At 6:46 PM, Blogger oysterix said...

Here in the Hague...not even ONE shopping mall!! And no durian cakes too...haha

Well, its all about peace and quiet here...hehe...being zen...

BTW, u are lucky u have serials to watch! Lend me!! anime?

 
At 5:41 PM, Blogger sunkissfish said...

oh no that bad? not even one shopping mall??!! yeah u can be the ultimate zen master. watchin naruto, an anime. borrowed from fren. so not mine. u can download if u got broadband. :)

 

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