Day 1 AsiaTrip - Australia - Sydney International Airport - First Class Lounge  

Blog'D by Atamarashi


First day, to Singapore, was surprisingly good. Compared to most lounges I've been to (none that I can remember) it succeeded expectations. Free Internet Terminals, First class meals, sofas, wide views and much more...

Much like this quote from Max:








"...First Class meals, not the things they serve to economy shmucks...."


Now to the food:








  • 4-5 stars rated by myself




  • Nice, delicious, appetising food served in a higher-but-not-poshy environment.




  • I selected Chips (with tomato sauce) and the Minute steak with some awesome butter/oil/sauce combination.




The Chips......




The ice cream...(in KL it says 'ais crem', it still cracks me up)

Next, we headed over to the Internet Terminals (free!!) and surfed a bit.....

The PA announced our flight was delayed in order to switch planes (due to a blockage in the pipes the water, effluent and drinking water was in. [I believe somebody must of blocked the toilet]) so I surfed a bit more and blogged.

After about an hour, our flight still was delayed so we headed over to some sofas and internet terminals. I USB-charged my PSP a bit and played a online rally game....(it was kinda fun...).

45 minutes passed and we had to go so I packed up everything and headed to the gates. I said my goodbyes to the airport lounge.

At the gate I was a bit nervous about the flight as there was three planes going to Singapore and I didn't know which one was ours.

In the plane, sitting next to this woman who was going the Frankfurt for a job, found out by my mum, whose ability to talk to total strangers like she knows them or something sometimes proves useful, I kept waiting for the screen entertainment thingy to turn on already.

Another delay occured because of some noise problem in the upper deck, so the had to get an electrician to come and fix it, thus delaying further.

By the time the plance actually moved, I was supremely bored, it was dark outside and it felt really unpleasant. The plane took off, the whistle of the engine was dominant in my ears and then a multi-lingual safety video played, then and only then did the entertainment start.

It wasn't even very good. The games were from 2002, the movies were OK ( I watched 2: Alvin and the Chipmunks and Bee Movie - both alright), the music good and everything else? Not so much. The flight took practically forever however it was bearable. They fed us twice - dinner and supper when just about everyone was asleep (even me).

We finally touched down in Singapore at around 12:20 am Singapore time. I felt weak and I had this strange feeling of euphoria from walking after a long flight. I let it take over and I found my self being hyperactive, alert and happy. It was really weird. As soon as we reached the customs/immigration part, the euphoria ceased and left me alone. A couple of stamps on our passports, glances and we shuffled through to the luggage part.

I pushed the luggage trolley and we waited for our suitcases.

The suitcases came and we then went to the taxis.

Of course we got into one and I climbed into the back-right seat. I noted the details of the taxi and wrote it down in my notebook. Throughout the taxi trip, I heard a distinctive whine of a turbo or a supercharger, however I wasn't sure. Anyway we checked into our hotel and went up into our room.

Immediately, I spotted a LCD Widescreen TV and a king size bed. I dropped my bag, took off my shoes (lazily of course) and sprawled on the bed.

A couple of hours, I had a shower, changed to pajamas and slept heavily knowing there was about 27 more days to go.

Fly on,

Razor Blayde

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8 posts by other people on my blog

Hi Jonathan,
I guess you are enjoying yourself! Thats nice. Good Story. Its almost written as a journal. NEW YORK TIMES! Any way holidays are almost over and I haven't done anything exiting yet. Oh well. Bye. I will tell you about assignments as well as home work.

Fly On (Jokes)
Joshua G

Hi Jonathan,
I posted a short video of me attempting a wall spin on an angle on my blog! Please watch it so you can laugh at me. It wasn't very good but was VERY hard to do.
Thanks
Joshua G

thanks josh, by the way, is there any homework for this week? Oh and I'm in Hong Kong International airport - First class lounge (of course) waiting to go home... I miss Kota Kinubalu.... c u at school... (oh and I got TDU for computer and I'm getting GT4 when I get back in Aus).

Fly on,
Razor Blayde

Okay, i thought you were ment to be back already!
Im guessing that GT4 is a game
Probably Grand Triszmo 4

no important homework, some little things but only title pages. um Space for science and a geogrophy 1.

Are you interested in doing parkour with me? Read my blog for details!

I have just COMPLETELY screwed up my blog beyond the point of fixing it! I decided to start a new one and this is it www.lightsoutofficial.blogspot.com
P.S. This is also very bad at the moment because its only new but please still visit it!

Anonymous  

Hi Jon =]
Hahaha, ais crem?
its translation from English to Malay, but its supposed to be ais krim. Odd. But its still funny.
Your pretty opinionated and your still very much obsessed with cars as I can see through your layout. :)