The first day I arrived in Singapore I explored solo. I like to check out the art museums wherever I travel and this day would be no exception besides it was so hot and humid outside I thought art and air conditioning would be a good combo. As the driver pulled up to the Singapore MOCA, which is housed in an old army barracks, I wasn’t even sure it was open…
It was, but I walked inside and realized that I was
the only one there. Hmm, it was a little awkward at first but I decided to consider it my own private viewing, and the only time that I would be alone somewhere in the next two weeks...
….after a leisurely look around inside and out I
wandered over to Dempsey Hills, just up the road from MOCA. The first sign I see as I walk up the road is
one for a restaurant named “Margarita’s” which made me laugh at it's randomness. In what first appeared to be an oasis of semi-cheesy restaraunts for the ex-pat population I found JONES THE GROCER. A wonderful gourmet café and store full of fancy,
delicious little treats.
After a delicious coffee and muffin, I was whisked away to my next stop-Haji Road.
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