two minds two voices.

DREAMWORLD!


Let me bring you through my day, describing the horror of each ride the best I can.


The Claw
This monster turns you in a circle 360 degrees, while flinging you up in the air bit by bit and before you know it, you're looking down from the sky about to be swung back down again while getting swiveled left and right. My stomach didn't get butterflies. They got eagles trying to claw their way out.



Wipeout
First few seconds go "Alright, this is fun" until they turn you upside down and around and around....and around. It was good fun though, you know if you disregard my growing sore throat.


Giant Drop
The view from the top of the tower was fantastic! It was breathtaking.. if you exclude the fact that they were going to drop us without any notice. Everyone grew quiet at the top of the tower in fear of the moment they drop us, everyone but me. I kept gushing about the view until our carriage was dropped and all I could hear was my painful scream. After a few seconds, it came to a sharp stop and continued its descend slowly. I was laughing hysterically at the end of it.




Tower of Terror II
At the side of the exact same Giant Drop tower, is another horrifying ride. Sit on a carriage and expect it to pull you forward going up the tower. But it doesn't. The entire carriage pulls you backwards at maximum speed, the only thing keeping you in place is the safety on your belly and shoulders pinning you down. you end up at the top of the tower, the carriage completely vertical while you stare down to your doom before they launch you back down. That was a few seconds of pure terror and sore throat.


Buzzsaw
Another extreme ride was the Buzzsaw. This one going round twice, pulling us forward at maximum speed, up the rails, launching us and turning us upside down, round and round, and did I mention maximum speed? They also had fun holding us upside down at the very top for a few seconds while I scream in terror "LET ME DOWN!!!! please"


I met new friends too. A man who looked like he has been sitting on that bench for quite a while and.... a prisoner who tried to convince us to let him go.



This was also one of our main missions. Hunt Bananas in Pyjamas down and take a picture. I was the only one above 10 years old in the line.
I was a HUGE fan. Your comments are irrelevant.


Lunch with Po's dad was also pretty entertaining.




Such cute animals! There was a mini zoo place in the theme park that I never bothered to visit until this year. Proved worthwhile!


 ....because this butt doe. THAT BUTT. 
Sorry, I couldn't resist. I just couldn't.


This was taken at the entrance of the theme park at sunset. Sunset at 5pm. Simply beautiful!

Here is the continuation of my holiday's blog post. I do apologize for the veryyyyy late post but the rest of my holiday was spent away from the internet (except WhatsApp) and social media. I needed to refresh but now I'm back! I hope you all enjoyed this post!

Liyana Sidek






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I’ve been wanting to write up a post on my trip to Singapore with my mom and my cousin earlier this June but I haven’t gotten around to do so because I was still choosing on which part to talk about. If I talked about the whole thing, this post would be never-ending as I spent 5 days there and I had quite an adventure. My mom went there for a business trip and since my cousin and I were free, we decided to tag along.

Before going to Singapore I was thinking whether I should buy their SIM Card or not because obviously I didn’t want to use my phone data while I was in another country, it would cost me a lot! But then I figured since my cousin has it, I’d just be with her at all time so I won’t actually need it. Though both of our phones were connected to the other phone with the SG SIM card using the phone’s personal hotspot so I still could surf the Internet using that. (If that was confusing; we had 3 phones, one had the SG SIM and two with Brunei SIM card.)

Upon going to Singapore, both my cousin and I listed down which places to visit and when we want to go there. So we went online and found out that every Wednesday, there will be pink dolphins at the underwater world! I am no doubt, a fan of pink so I was ecstatic when we found that out and decided we should just go that day.

Below: Pictures of a pink dolphin I took!




After visiting the ever so adorable pink dolphins, we figured we would go shopping at Vivo City before heading back to our hotel. I went to several shops there but I spent a lot of time at this one particular shop, which was Cotton On. Both my cousin and I knew I would take a while to finish shopping there because I like to go through every section of the store to see if anything captures my eyes. So knowing that, my cousin decided to go to other stores to buy some stuff and we would just meet up somewhere later.

After spending more than half an hour at cotton on, I decided to go to our meet up point but when I reached there I couldn’t find her so I figured she was still shopping at other stores. I wanted to ask her whereabouts but I couldn’t connect to any of the Wi-Fi there so I was just going around, trying to look for her but obviously couldn’t! So I told myself, I’ll just go back to Cotton On and wait for her there BUT as I passed a few shops, I noticed that I was connected to the Wi-Fi! So I quickly checked and I was connected to the personal hotspot so I went back to the few shops to see if my cousin were there and as I passed a sports shop, there she was, picking out jerseys for her brother.

I laughed to myself as I entered the store because I found it so funny on how I managed to find my cousin using that. But then after that I thought, hey, I was connected to the Wi-Fi, I should have just texted her instead of searching for her in every store I passed by. Sigh Bimbo moment right there but no worries, I love living life on the edge. You know what they say, everyday calls for a new adventure, and searching for my cousin like that was definitely a tiny part of it.  

So lesson for today is guys, always switch on your hotspot so it would be easier for them to find you or the other way around BUT make sure, if you’re connected to the Wi-Fi, please text them instead of being so adventurous and trying to search for them in every store like how I did. *facepalms

On a side note, I survived going around Singapore thanks to my cousin. She did basically everything; she checked spots on where to go, how to get there, how much money we needed, even before we went to Singapore. I am so thankful and so amazed by her, thank you dear cousin! So here gorgeous, this post is for you.





Sabrina


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