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12:44 am
[Link] | The old song playing in my mind
剪爱 - 张惠妹
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11:42 am
[Link] | The best of 李圣杰
擦肩而过
痴心绝对
手放开
眼底星空
远走高飞
最近
你那么爱她
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10:58 am
[Link] | 代替 - 丁噹
一首不出名,但很好又动听的歌
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01:48 am
[Link] | Rambo 4 soundtrack - by Brian Tyler
Battle Adagio
Aftermath
Main title
Surprisingly good. Loving it.
Rating: 4.5/5
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12:28 am
[Link] | Video inspired for MR500. Another still image video after Regatta Inspiring Quotes video.
Music by Hans Zimmer for "The Contender"
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12:00 pm
[Link] | Jan 2 - Went East Coast Park to blade instead of going to dragonboat to take some time off. Managed to recap some of the past moments where I used to go blading alone. It feels great to blade again after for sometime.
Jan 3 - Desmond met me up at Bedok Reservoir after training and chit chatted for a while during dinner before heading home. Understood more about his health condition, chemo, and etc.
Jan 4 - Heard about the fellow dragonboater from NUS alumni who drown in Sentosa passed away after in ICU for 1 week. Saw him a few times at SDBA before, sad to hear the news. Went to watch AVATAR 3D movie and asked along Desmond. It's a feel good movie with realistic CGI and proper storyline. However, it lacks the WOW factor to be qualified to be a very good movie. Particularly, like the character Trudy who stand on the sides for what she believes in. Rating: 4/5
Jan 8 - Went to see HDBs again in Sengkang with agent, didn't go dragonboat training. Not very satisfactory after seeing 4 houses. There is one which is quite satisfactory but was on the 2nd floor and was sold within minutes after we left the house. Hang out with Desmond at Vivocity and chatted until very late at night.
Jan 9 - Went to another team's dragonboat training. Coach advised me to reconsider rowing for two teams since different category. Put the suggestion in view as I have think about issue like rebuilding trust and managing my time. Bumped into Emily and Clara at bugis MRT gate with my paddle. Guess they are now aware that I am trying out other team.
Jan 11 - Lawrence told me that Benson said that Jimmy saw me at Bedok Reservoir. I guess I can no longer drag the issue and wrote email to committee and thank old team and inform them about trying out in new team. Got reply all the best wishes from them within a few minutes, no single effort to ask me reconsider my decision. Pretty much tells everything.
I have put in a lot of effort, time and sweat in the old team. But circumstances wasn't on my side and I have to give it up. Guess that's life. 也许拿得起，也要放得下。
Current Music: Thin Red Line soundtrack - Journey to the line - by Hans Zimmer
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02:32 am
[Link] | Dec 10 - Catch up with Dante Yeo over dinner @ Suntec Astons. The western food was nice and cheap (around $6.50 nett) in a restaurant settings. Recommended.
Dec 11 - Went to watch New Moon: Twilight alone. Quite enjoyed it. Was wondering if Bella really took Jacob as a temporary replacement for Edward. It was fun too as some caucasian audiences in the front row kept on screaming whenever Jacob goes topless.
Dec 12 - Save comments and don't want to bother to comment during water training.
Dec 13 - Dragonboat AGM at Jessica's place. Bought a mango cake there. Was utterly disappointed when team manager announced that my secretary position can be taken over by treasurer and my position is cancelled. I felt it was taken personally by the committee members. Later asked on the 2nd day and found out that it was approved by some committee members. Felt betrayed by own people and committee members and lost of faith to them despite what I had done for the team. No wonder they reacted different from normal on AGM night. Met Jeffrey that night to talk out the heart. I am not greedy of power, the position wasn't really my real concern. Felt got people against me in the team. Took many days after that to think through.
Dec 16 - Another setback when a friend blocked me on Facebook. Knew him through Youtube via the my dragonboat regatta video. Didn't expect the fate to end so soon. Felt bad about myself. Another hit on the self-esteem.
Dec 18 - Went Temasek polytechnic for the first time to explore the land training area for another team. Ran 2.4km around the stadium since nothing to do. For the first time it was around 11min 11s. Satisfied since it's pass.
Dec 19 - Still went back to do dragonboat. Complete my duty for recruiting the newbies. Only one newbie Desmond turned up. Probably due to rainy day and bad weather.
Dec 20 - Went to bedok reservoir to train with another team. Went dinner with them after training. Quite a bunch of funny and friendly people.
Dec 21 - Not feeling well in the morning. Still went to office to work. But since condition got worse, went to see doctor. Waited for 2 hours since many patients. It was fever. Given MC 2 days but still went back to work on 2nd day.
Dec 23 - Took a coach back to hometown. Spent a few days resting at home with parents. Saw doctor too because of cough and sore throat. Only went out once to Sunway Pyramid for window shopping. Bought Japanese disaster movie "252: signal of life" and Jack Neo's DVD "Where got ghost". Parents and I enjoyed the Jack Neo's movie as it was quite funny. Surprised that the 3rd ghost story is related to Money Not Enough 2.
Dec 28 - Resumed work. Watched the play "Chestnuts" with Jimmy Wong, Eugene, Matthew and some of his friends. A hilarious play about Xmas with some sensitive issues and reference to local issues.
Dec 30 - Took half day to clear leave and went movie ("Storm Warrior) and shopping with Dante Yeo. Storm warrior is a terrible sub-movie with fake CGI and hollow plots. Still liked Part 1 Storm rider. New things/sequel is not always better. Tried Botak Jones for the 1st time.
Dec 31 - On leave, went to gym and hang out with another team members. It was Manhattan's fish market & Ben & Jerry. Even the gym closes at 5pm on New Year's eve.
There were ups and downs in 2009. Quite a number of setbacks. Hope for a better year in 2010. =)
When I read back my own facebook comments wrote a few months back, it makes sense:
"Life is full of surprises and everday so many events happening around us. Each one of us have a life and agenda to live on. Sometimes, those events change the course of our choice/decision/direction and made us change."
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09:23 am
[Link] | A good read.
Do you Know When to Quit?
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12:30 am
[Link] |   
Friday night met Terence, Nick and his friend at Bugis Junction for coffee chat @ Toast box. Saturday resumed water training but sadly none of the newbies turned up. Was a bit angry and upset that Lawrence was still unable to cox the boat in a straight manner despite the 3rd attempt and under the coaching of KT. Followed Terence to buy his foldable bicycle at Expo after training. Met up with Lincoln at Chinatown and then headed for KTV pub again. The place so crowded and it takes 1 hour to sing one song. I don't think I want to follow Terence anymore to such kind of bar, totally a waste of time. Met agent to look at houses at SengKang with brother from Sunday afternoon to late evening. Found one suitable unit which is about 10-15 mins walk to MRT and it's within budget. Went out to do some Xmas shopping before heading home. Somehow, bought the leader class optimus prime at $88 after 20% off $109 price at OG. The bargain looks too attractive to resist. Hope that I won't regret about it later.
Current Mood:  satisfied
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09:35 am
[Link] |
long weekend
 
Woke up early on Friday morning to attend coxswain course at SDBA at 9am. Met up with Lawrence there and made a new friend Yoong Chuan from SingHealth dragonboat (SGH doctor) that morning. There were many familiar faces attending the 3 day coxswain course, especially those from Kiyah-splassh like Ngee Boon, Caron, Kok Leng and Raymond. Our coach KT was there too. There were roughly 60+ people who took up the course.
Those who were confident enough went straight to the test in the morning and tested by KT. I believe most of them passed the test since they all jumped into water for last 50m swim test with life vest on. Since I needed practice, I joined the other boat for training. The other boat was coached by Ah Ray. We took a 20 men champion boat out and each of us needs to paddle 20 rounds so that each can practice coxing. I joined KT's boat in the afternoon to take the test. Made 1 or 2 friends from Tampines Central CSC dragonboat. I think I did quite well in the figure 8 steering but I was told by KT that I forgot to shout "hold water" after "easy". I believed he is going to fail me. The rest of the people in the boat wasn't doing well also and KT kept saying so far no one had made it through. In the end of the day, KT gave me last chance to steer again and requested me to shout "hold water". I did and he passed me and asked me to do the last swim test. I was the only lucky one from the boat who passed. The rest of the guys were looking at me. In the end of the day, the guys from Tampines Central CSC asked me to join their training at Bedok reservoir on Sundays and talked the possibility of merging the two teams since both are under the coaching of KT. There were many people from different teams on the same boat that day such as Ulu Pandan CSC, ECG, Punggol Central CSC, Kiyah-splassh, NUM and etc.
Since lawrence and Yoong Chuan didn't take the test on the first day. I decided to go down on Saturday to support them. Again, I row with the rest of the guys on Saturday from morning to afternoon. They started the Saturday session early at 10am instead of 2pm. Met up with Terence Chia at SDBA when I went for a toilet break halfway and we went jogging around SDBA. Saw Joshua Kok and Dinesh Kumar there too and said hi to them.
I am glad that many started to pass their test but was disappointed that Lawrence didn't pass his test at the end of the day. I was quite frustrated when I saw him steering towards unknown direction round and round. "Oh common man, steer properly, else they will fail you" was the only thing in my thoughts. Many passed at the end of the day and jump out of the boat for 50m swim test. Those who failed on Saturday has no more chance as there is no more courses on Sunday. They have to retake the test next year if they are still interested. After bathing, went dinner with Yoong Chuan at Carl's Junior at Marina Square and we chit chatted for very long until 8pm+ before heading back home. He is a Malaysian who came to Singapore since sec 3 and went through RJC before admitting to NUS for medicine course. We shared some common aspiration in pursuing things that we didn't achieve in the early stage of our life. He said that age shouldn't be an obstacle to accomplish things in life as long as you have the passion and determination.
On Sunday afternoon, went to Tampines Century Square to meet up with Wei Shan and her friend June at QiJi. Later, Jeffrey joined in after came back from his family trip to Bintan and we all went to EXPO Sitex. With photographer expert like Jeffrey, think will have no problem choosing a good DSLR. Surprisingly, there weren't any NIKON booth there and we only took some CANON catalogue. Bump into Ivan from Kiyah-splassh and he shared his knowledge on taking dragonboat photos using DSLR. Wei Shan left with June for her hair appointment at Tampines later. Jeffrey and I went to Changi airport for dinner and we bumped into my teammate Desmond there. After dinner, we walked around Changi airport and Jeffrey taught me some basics about DSLR shooting before heading back home at night. Changi airport is quite a nice place to chill out and escape from throngs of people at SITEX.
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02:31 pm
[Link] |
2012
Went to watch this movie with Jeffrey @ Bishan Junction 8 yesterday. It is quite a long movie as it is 2.5 hours. Despite the good special effects (all seen on trailers), it was quite a boring movie. The storyline is so typical, always revolve around family which has problem and then the family members relationship gets better after the disaster. Deep impact, War of the world, Armageddon, what else? The only thing good is it reminds me of my joke with Clara, "Clara, you need a life vest to survive in this movie"
Ratings: 3/5
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11:56 am
[Link] |
I just want to be happy ~
The Regatta 2009 song - Leona Lewis - Happy
Verse 1:
Someone once told me that you have to choose
What you win or lose
You can't have everything
Don't cha take chances
Might feel the pain
Don't cha love in vain
Cause love won't set you free
I could stand by the side
And watch this life pass me by
So unhappy
But safe as could be
Chorus:
So what if it hurts me?
So what if I break down?
So what if this world just throws me off the edge
My feet run out of ground
I gotta find my place
I wanna hear myself
Don't care about all the pain in front of me
Cause I'm just trying to be happy, yeah
Just wanna be happy, yeah
Verse 2:
Holding on tightly
Just can't let it go
Just trying to play my role
Slowly disappear, ohh
All these days I feel like they're the same
Just different faces, different names
Get me outta here
I can't stand by your side, ohh no
Watch this life pass me by, pass me by
Chorus:
So what if it hurts me?
So what if I break down?
So what if this world just throws me off the edge
My feet run out of ground
I gotta find my place
I wanna hear myself
Don't care about all the pain in front of me
Cause I'm just trying to be happy, ohh, happy, ohh
Bridge:
So and it's just that I can't see
The kind of stranger on this road
But don't say victim
Don't say anything
Chorus:
So what if it hurts me?
So what if I break down?
So what if this world just throws me off the edge
My feet run out of ground
I gotta find my place
I wanna hear myself
Don't care about all the pain in front of me
Outro:
I just wanna be happy
Ohh, yeah, happy, ohh, happy
I just wanna be, ohh
I just wanna be happy
Ohh, happy
Listen
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10:37 am
[Link] | ( Some of regatta 2009 photos )
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12:43 am
[Link] |
Regatta 2009
 
Woke up 6.30am and took MRT from Bugis to Raffless Place around 7.10am. Reached the racing site around 7.25am. Met Terence Soh, Wendy and Xiao Ting before putting up my shoe to go for a short 15min warm up run along Boat Quay and Clark Quay. As time goes by, more and more people came. This year we were lucky to share tent with the NTUC dragonboat (Team U sports) team.
We headed for the first race sometime in the morning and had a tight fight with Friends United team B, SAFSA OCS team A, and CCWA team B. I really didn't think too much before the race and go with the calm feeling like normal training. The water on lane 4 was a bit choppy when our boat was moving as there is wave coming from the left due to big tourist boat. There are a few occasion, the boat tilted to the right and I have to chop deep into the water because I was rowing left. I did my best to follow the timing but sometimes I couldn't reach out long pull enough because the stroke rate was a bit fast. Sometimes I felt like using my arm power more than body twisting. When the race was over, we were ranked 3rd with timing 1:51:74, falling short behind Friends United and SAFSA with the timing 1:51:62 and 1:51:68 respectively. We were told that our starting is not powerful enough.
Because we were 3rd, we entered repecharge in the late afternoon around 4pm to fight to enter semi finals. This is the first time my team go beyond heat #1. It's not something to be happy about but there is still chance for another tough fight. This time round, I tried to focus more and be more mentally prepared. We were facing SAFSA OCS team A, Filipino dragon team D and PLK. The water on the 2nd heat is less choppy and we were in the lane 1 (supposed to be advantage). I focused on improving my weakness in the 1st heat. We did improved our timing on the repecharge 1:50:74 but we still lose out to PLK (1:49:67) and SAFSA (1:50:19). We end the session early with photo taking sessions.
I went to watch the race on the next day and to support Jessica and Lawrence on their rowings. My colleagues also came to watch the dragonboat race in the late afternoon as I explained to them how the race and rowing works. Took only some photos and video capturing to pass the day. Although we didn't enter semi finals, we keep our mind positive and look forward to coming competitions.
Current Mood:  tired
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01:01 am
[Link] |
Regatta 2009 Briefing and Draw
16 Nov (Mon)
  
Left office early at 5.30pm, to meet up with Gary and Emily at Lavender MRT station at 6.30pm. Took a quick bite on the way to the bus stop to fill stomach first. It wasn't far to walk from MRT station to PA headquarter, which is located opposite the Jalan Besar stadium. We entered the auditorium before 7pm and the crowd got bigger and bigger overtime. Saw some familiar faces from SDBA and met a few old friends from other teams too there. Our coach KT was there too. They started briefing on safety and rules of regatta before proceeding to the draw. The draw was done using PC and maximum number of redraw is 3 times. Teams can request redraw if they are not satisfied with the race allocation, for instance having their own team A fighting team B in the same race. Redrawing doesn't produce more satisfying results and it can sometimes be even worse. For example, after 3 times redraw, SIA team A was allocated to fight with its own team B and team C in the same race.
The team allocation for my team is L1 (Friends United Team B), L2 (SAFSA team A), L3 (Caregiver or CCWA) and L4 (Young NTUC) for heat 17. We left early after got the team allocation for Inter Business houses and clubs. We didn't stay for the tertiary draw. We had dinner at Jalan Besar CC canteen before heading back home. Looking forward to the race on this Saturday at Singapore river.
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12:57 am
[Link] | As usual, weekend burnt off with DB training. Finally, done with the training today. It's the last training before river regatta next week Saturday. Wasn't doing very well because fast stroke rate is never my strength. Nevertheless, I try to compromise by following the synchronization and hope that I will do well on the race day itself. Had some small dispute after training on Saturday because of my social inept. Will learn from it and avoid similar mistake in the future. Hang out with Terence since he coxed with the team. Had mango dessert at Chinatown, changed Thai money back to Sing dollar before met up with Desmond and Gabriel. Met up with Wei Shan on Sunday night to pass her what I have bought in Thailand. There goes another weekend.
Current Mood: satisfied
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10:18 am
[Link] | 5 Nov 2009 (Thurs)
After breakfast, I checked out the hotel around 9.40am and then took a cab directly to Survanabhumi airport to catch 12.45pm flight back.
The hotel room looked quite different from the internet photos. Ha.
 
Reached airport around 10.30am and was quite lucky to get a free upgrade to business class seats as they oversold their tickets. It was my first business class experience and the difference is more spacious seats and better food menu. The air stewardess isn't much prettier but they will say your name before serving you the menu.
  
Reached Singapore around 4.15pm. Although the trip was a bit short and packed, nonetheless it was quite a good experience. Guess I had avoided unnecessary problems by not taking any tuk tuk thai where many gems scam took place. The whole 4D3N trip cost me around $750.
The area of attack.
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09:26 am
[Link] | 4 Nov 2009 (Wed)
I woke up 1 hour slightly later than yesterday, may be because I was too tired. Walked to BTS Chong Nonsi again and took a train towards North to Mochit station after breakfast. My first destination was Chatuchak market. Unfortunately, the market there was selling plants and trees only during that time and I left early after walking one round.
I was quite impressed by how the Thais queued before arrival of trains, similar to Japanese.
  
The next place I went was Siam station, a place of shopping paradise like Orchard Road. I went into Siam Paragon and it was pretty much like Paragon Singapore with designers and imported brands. There is also a large underwater world at the basement and a large cineplex at the top floor. Gyms like California Wow can be found here too besides at Silom road.
  
Later I walked to adjacent shopping complex which is Siam Center and Siam Discovery. Surprised to see the japan shop "Loft" at Siam Discovery. From Siam Discovery, there is a passage linking to MBK (Ma Bun Khong) shopping complex. What I noticed was that every shopping centre entrance has a metal detector door similar to those at MRTs to check on each shopper.
 
MBK shopping complex was flooded with people and it was a more widely accepted place by Thais because the price range suits middle class and below. It's more like Lucky Plaza and Far East Plaza. There were many shops selling cheap market stuffs and T-shirts there too within the air-conditioned compound. One can literally get everything here. If one doesn't like to shop around cheap market under hot weather or there is only little time to do some shopping in Bangkok, here is the definitely the place to go. I had spent nearly a few hours exploring here. There was also an electronic shops area (mostly selling handphones) on the top levels. Had Pad Thai (fried kuay teow) in one of the restaurant and it was really good.
  
Walking opposite across MBK is Siam Square. It's an area with many shops selling stuff that suits youngsters, more or less like Harajuku in Japan. In fact, it's called the Shinjuku of Thailand
 
Walking pass Siam Square and up to a BTS platform, one can reach another shopping complex not too far, Central World Plaza. Again, it's a place with many imported brands shops and stuff, pretty much like any shopping complex back in Singapore. It is suppose to be one of the largest shopping complex in Bangkok.
 
Again my leg was soaring after walking so many hours. But I still endured and walked towards Pratunam market, not far from Central World Plaza. It's a stretch of pasar malam like stalls where I did my last shopping on cheap stuffs.
After that, I walked back to Siam station and took a train back hotel to enjoy the hotel facilities: swimming pool and gym. I headed out again after exercising, had KFC dinner at Silom area and then went for a short 1 hour body massage again.
  
After that, went for my first foot massage somewhere near Chong Nonsi station around 12am before call it off a day. The masseur was quite good on the legs that I gave good tips to him.
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12:46 am
[Link] | 3 Nov 2009 (Tue)
After enjoying breakfast at hotel, walked to nearest Chong Nonsi BTS (LRT) station and took train towards Hua Lampong via interchanging MRT at Silom station.
  
From Hua Lampong, I walked pass the Yaowarat road, which is the Chinatown in Bangkok. There were some chinese restaurants there and some shops were selling stuff like dried foods, seafoods and gold jewelries. Pretty much like other Chinatown in other places.
  
I walked all the way towards west along Chroen Krung (a very long journey) and finally found Wat Pho. It's an old famous temple in Bangkok with a large sleeping buddha.
  
  
As I walked out of that place towards North, I arrived at the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. Wat Phra Kaew is also called the temple of the Emerald Buddha and it's on common ground with the Grand Palace. The Grand Palace was built since King Rama 1.
  
  
The Grand Palace is not where the King stays now. It's only used occasionally for ceremonies.
Took some snack along the way while walking towards Tha Tien harbour.
  
The boat crossed over Chao Phraya river and brought the passengers to Wat Arun at a cost of 3 Baht only. It's the royal temple during the Thoburi period. The temple seems a bit old but it offered a good view over Chao Phraya river if one climbs the staircase high enough.
  
Didn't spend much time at Wat Arun. Took another boat ride to cross back to Tha Thien. From there, I took an express boat towards Tha Phra Arthit harbour at Banglamphu area. Wanted to goto the National Museum. Ate a simple lunch by the roadside too.
  
Unfortunately, the National Museum was closed on Tuesday. So, I walked towards Khaosan road which is another market area selling cheap stuffs. Before exploring market, spend 1 hour at one of the Internet Cafe. At the market there, still couldn't find the pants that my friend asked me to buy.
I tried to walk back towards East until near Golden Mountain but decided to take a cab instead of a bus to city or Lumpini area to save time and avoid traffic jam peak hour. Moreover, my leg was tired already after nearly 7 hours of walking. The cab ride cost only 100. Found the massage shop near Lumpini Tower and enjoyed 2 hours of body massage. One has to shower first before massage.
 
After that, took MRT from Lumpini towards Sukhumvit area. There wasn't anything much to explore there and only had a Subway dinner there. Ended up with a expensive dinner when the counter girl asked me whether I wanted extra cheese and extra meat, which I thought to be free. That's the problem with Bangkok. Couldn't communicate properly in English and created many misunderstanding. By the way, the Emporium there was a high class shopping place with many shops already closed by 8pm.
  
Took BTS train back to Silom station and then went in one of the bar at Patpong to watch show. Paid 200 baht for the beer, chit chatted and then left the place after finished my beer. When I reached home, it's already near midnight.
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09:09 am
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Bangkok trip
Due to economic downturn, went for a budget trip to Bangkok. To save the hassle of planning the trip, booked the package online via ZUJI.COM. 4D3N flight and hotel cost about $380. Just bought a simple guide book from ION orchard (which proved to be very useful) and printed some guides from INTO-ASIA.COM and I was ready to go.
2 Nov 2009 (Mon)
Reached Changi T1 around 10.30am after taking skytrain from T2 to T1. Wandered around T1 before the flight departure around 1.55pm. Reached Survanabhumi airport around 3pm bangkok time (1 hr adjustment). The Cathay Pacific flight was quite pleasant and I was surprised that they served standard meal despite it was just a 2 hour flight.
  
  
After clearing the immigration, collecting my luggage, I went to buy a botol of coke. As I wasn't quite familiar the prices, the lady charged me 120 baht. I later found out from the lady at taxi stand that it's overpriced, I went back to the shop to argue and got back my 60 baht refund. 60 baht for a botol of coke at the airport is more reasonable although it is still expensive, but the experience left me bad impression on my first arrival. Wasn't sure if the shop lady was dishonest.
Took a cab down to Unico Grande Silom hotel at Silom road. When I reached the hotel, it was already near 5.30 pm after all the traffic jam. I realized that I need electric converter plug and I forgot to bring my sports attire. The hotel stuff recommended me to buy the plug from 7-11 and sports attire from Patpong night market. Couldn't find it from 7-11, but was lucky to pass by "Akihabara" electronic shop to get it. Walked all the way to Patpong night market and bought 2 shirts at 200 baht each after bargaining from original price of 550 baht (later I found out that it's expensive, which can actually get at 100 baht). Simply had dinner at one of the restaurant at Patpong. Saw many Go Go Bars at that area too. Also bought a sports pants from Sports World at very discounted price of 99 baht.
  
After dinner, walked along Silom road towards Lumpini Park. There is also a street with many Japanese restaurant shops like Tokyo at Silom road. I walked all the way to Lumpini night/bazaar market area and browsed the area for the stuffs my friend asked me to buy.
  
Wanted to walk further down, but I realized that I had walked towards the wrong direction. Since it was getting late, took MRT from Lumpini back to Silom area and walked back to the hotel. Their MRT train is actually shorter than the designed platform.
  
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