It was a long long long day at the NDC. As some might have noticed, I do have a protruding lower jaw and a inbalanced teeth alignment. I was in consultation with the Orthodontist in the morning taking the molds of my mouth and the x-rays for the potential braces. A whopping 5 varients of xrays in total. WOW!
By the time I was done with the Ortho-consult, it was almost lunch and was asked to come back in the afternoon to see the Maxillofacial surgeon for a consultation for the Orthognathics treatment. He was a very nice guy. Senior, sturdy and very polite. I shall not discuss the surgical plans here since it sounds pretty gross even for myself. I’m still digesting it… Urp!
After the entire procedure, I went to look for a friend of mine who is a senior practitioner there to get some insights and advice. By the time the whole process is completed, it was already 5ish. @_@!
I guess god had it all planned. I have an event at 6ish at the Old Parliament house to attend, the InfoComm Live session where Yahoo’s MD will share on entrepreniership.
As usual, the stroll there from MRT will take me past some landmarks which looked especially majestic during the evenings…

The Fullerton Hotel (I want to hold my wedding here)

Scenic view of the architectures along the Marina Bay stretch

Exhibition of the late Chinese Emperor Kangxi at the asian civilisation meseum. Shall try to give it a visit if time allows. =)

The Old Parliament has been a familiar place for me. It brings back alot of old memories indeed! It’s where I spoke in the first even Remix conference in Singapore. It’s also where I attended a Gala event hosted by Minister Lim Swee Say and the Book Council.

So the show begins. Mathias shared with the Audience alot of about his “war-stories” and gave a very factual advices for budding entrepreneus on how they can go about to grow their enterprises. This event was attended by many industry veterans like Prof Desai of SMU and IDA’s CEO.

One interesting discovery I made on the way back home on the MRT is the new LED indicators in the trains.

Well, you can guess which stop I was at eh? haha…

Best of all, it indicates which side the door is opening. A great innovation from SMRT indeed!