Singapur - Part 1.

This one is to all the ppl curious to know how the new country is treating me..
Well honestly I hardly feel the difference. And yet I miss a lot of stuff, like office gossips with my girl friends and late night chatting with my boyfriend,early morning masala chai with Mtv and my very cozy 2BHK and the inmates.
The things new here are ofcorse the tall, really tall offices, comfy transport and easily walkable distances. And as simple it sounds it is equally confusing. Although the transport is so comfy, the way out of the station is quite a task, there are some six or seven exit from the station and each one leads to some other street. On my first day some generous colleague helped me find the way, the second day I was pretty sure of my sense of direction I ventured out alone, and was pretty sure that I have come to rite place and yes I was at the rite place. There was just one problem,I was in a lane a little ahead of my office. I could easily spot my building, thanks to the 61 floors in it. And thought it will be just a little crossingof the road. But no that just one lane made go back to the subway and the climb up and down so many stairs and escalators to finally come out to the correct lane.
Then there are few things that will really lure alot of Indian guys. Yes they are nice tonned legs. Any one and everyone has a strange habit of displaying their legs. You get all size and shapes. Covered by a variety of clothings varying from skirts to shorts to things I am yet to name. The people here are so different and yet they all look the same. They all have such nice trendy haircuts that they dont look trendy anymore and the plane janes look more in fashion than them. And this holds true for guys as well. The cute, fair, slim guys are specifically not my choice but in case you admire timidty then this is the place for you. Every other guy here has either David Beckham, Edward Cullen types hairdo (YAWN).
Yes but still am looking forward to like this place and the people here!!!