Bill Cressman's Photo Stream: 2005-11

We had a really nice dinner of Supermarket Sushi on friday night.

Back in the day $100 bucks could really buy something. Check out these guys who put down $100 and have had their names on the Singapore Art Museum building for almost 100 years. What a bargain. The funny thing is that the government donated $20,000 and these guys all put up a measley $100. They were the richest men in Singapore too... Notice also that the whitey's names are always first in the list. Sheesh, darn Ang Mo's.

Mr Cressman got an A+ for the day. He sat and had "quiet time" for almost an hour, reading a paper and drinking an Espresso. We decided that Mr Cressman's problem is that he is "colicky", so giving him lots of burps and keeping him on the move seems to help a lot.

Lanterns at the art museum

Zhanar had a Latte and it came in the classic Singapore Style - a glass cafeteria mug with a brass handle. The cafe at the art museum is pretty nice.

Mr and Mrs Cressman taking a little walk in the Art Museum.

I was making fun of the way Mom used the camera. Here is the result. Too bad you can't see me very well in the reflection because it must have been hilarious.

In this one I tried to capture a little more of the courtyard. It's in a building that was a school over 130 years ago. Pretty nice school from the looks of it.

In the Singapore art museum they have a big "I was here" sign... irresistible for the tourist.

Dina's little head rests well in bill's hand.

Typical Singapore Scaffolding. I've seen buildings 10+ stories tall being built with bamboo scaffolding here.

There are lots of these.

Dim Sum counter in the food court at Wisma Atria. It's a must for visitors.

Our home decor looks a lot more ethnic when you put a flower neclace on it...

This scooter is always parked on our street, by the abandoned-looking building. I like the way it looks.

A typical weekend on Orchard Road

Typical day at a shoestore in the basement of Ngee Ann City

The Classic Singapore Bicycle, again, but in black and white.

These are some shophouses over in the Chinatown area.

A lot of perannakan houses and older buildings have cement spiral stairways going down the back. They remind me a little bit of Barcelona... but they are scary at the same time. A number of them are missing sections of stairs from deteriorating cement.