"What a feeling, bein's believin'
I can't have it all, now I'm dancin' for my life
Take your passion, and make it happen
Pictures come alive, you can dance right through your life"
- "Flashdance" by Irene Cara
Well that actually summed up how I felt upon arrival @ Macau International Airport on board Air Asia flight AK50 at 10.15 am. It was a 3 hour 45 minute flight from LCCT-KLIA.
Lo and behold, I thought I saw "The Eye of Malaysia"... I did, only that the Macanese did not dramatize the ferris-wheel with a ridiculous name like that.
I took the MT2 bus from the airport located in the island of Taipa until the end of its line... at Praia Grande.
I have already booked my guesthouse at SanVa Hospedaria located along Rua Da Felicidade. First order of biz, dump my rubbish at the guesthouse. So trotting along Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro a.k.a. San Ma Lo (Cantonese), the view was different from Malaysia.... duh! The names of the road are both in Portuguese and Cantonese... and that's why they are all a mouthful. But after sometime, you kinda get used to it.
With a map and a brain, getting my directions correct was as easy as Do Re Mi.
Well that actually summed up how I felt upon arrival @ Macau International Airport on board Air Asia flight AK50 at 10.15 am. It was a 3 hour 45 minute flight from LCCT-KLIA.
Lo and behold, I thought I saw "The Eye of Malaysia"... I did, only that the Macanese did not dramatize the ferris-wheel with a ridiculous name like that.
I took the MT2 bus from the airport located in the island of Taipa until the end of its line... at Praia Grande.
The majestic view of the new Lisboa building, travelling along "Ponte Governador Nobre de Carvalho Macau Taipa Bridge"... phew! What a mouthful for a bridge's name!
I have already booked my guesthouse at SanVa Hospedaria located along Rua Da Felicidade. First order of biz, dump my rubbish at the guesthouse. So trotting along Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro a.k.a. San Ma Lo (Cantonese), the view was different from Malaysia.... duh! The names of the road are both in Portuguese and Cantonese... and that's why they are all a mouthful. But after sometime, you kinda get used to it.
With a map and a brain, getting my directions correct was as easy as Do Re Mi.
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