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Singapore February 2005 and hailstorm back home
February 20th, 2005

I am back in Singapore to conduct some presentations and workshops at Nanyang Technological University. The presentations and workshops focus upon digital media, web publishing and curriculum integration in a nutshell. I have started a photoblog to record the time here.

The flight was horrible. Very bad turbulence from the thunderstorm in Sydney and clear air turbulence all the way to South Australia. No food or drink for about three hours. We all had to stay very put.

This will be the last time I fly British Airways. They were brusque, undiplomatic and the attendants are not a scratch on the wonderful Singapore Airline attendants. The entire toilet seat fell off when I went to use it. Bangers and mash for tea. :)

Meanwhile, back home in Australia there was a hailstorm and Shao Ping, my wonderful wife, emailed this image to myself:

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One Response to “Singapore February 2005 and hailstorm back home”

  1. Shao Ping Says:
    February 22nd, 2005 at 8:45 pm

    I would say SIA girls definitely worth $300 dollars more…no more BA then!