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Singapore and the F1 Grand Prix

One of the trips that I'll be missing out on, now that I am 7 months preggy, is the one with Singapore F1. This is the second trip I'll be skipping for this year.

I am really not that big of a fan of Formula 1 racing. The Sepang race three years ago would do. I just wanted to see Singapore since I've never gone there before. To make up for my loss (or missed opportunity to shop), I am making a list of things to do for Vic. This task is actually more punishing because I keep on reading up on places I wont get to see in person. Hay....

Here is my short-list:
  • Try the duck tours or HiPPO tours (ducktours.com.sg)
  • Songs of the Sea show at the Sentosa Merlion
  • Night Safari
  • Singapore Zoo
  • Try the Chili/Black Pepper Crab at Jumbo in Clark Quay
  • Eat at the Kopi Tiam or Food Republic
  • Get Royce chocolates at Suntec (for me)
  • Get F1 merchandise for Johann and for himself
  • Shop at Sim Lim, Vivo or Lucky for cams (for Vic) and other pasalubongs
  • Ikea for some items for the home
  • Meet up with Mike and Boboy
My list seems too short for a week's stay. This is actually his second trip to Singapore. Since he is not much of a shopper or an art aficionado, I am not sure what else he can do or what he'll enjoy doing.

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I am not hoping to receive (nor am I requesting for) any grand pasalubong from this trip. I have gotten a pretty awesome gift last weekend. Anyway, he is pretty thoughtful when it comes to getting stuff for us when he is away on trips. I trust your judgment, hun. =)
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