We are back to the Tourist Series, now a sub Musuem Series to go with the Tourist Series. Do you collect stamps? Do you like to view in details stamps and know the history behind it? Well, if you do, head down to the Singapore Philatelic Musuem when you visit Singapore.
Maybe as many have said, the old letter writing is becoming a thing of the past. Everyone uses MSN, Yahoo! Messenger, Email, SMS, MMS, etc to communicate with each other. Hmmm, do you still write snail mail? Actually I still do, but it's usually with a payment slip and a cheque - paying my bills! haha...
tres beau musée. je me demande ce que donnerais un musée des MMS,EMAIL and co ?
ReplyDeletevery beautiful museum. I wonder what would give a museum of the MMS, EMAIL and Co?
So is there quite a bit of English spoken in Singapore? I've noticed a lot if english only signs in your pictures.
ReplyDeletehmmm I cant remember when I wrote a traditional letter last time with my own handwriting...
ReplyDeletei don't remember either when was the last time i wrote a letter...
ReplyDeletethat's a very nice museum and the weather is just perfect.
Olivier, musuems all around the world in beautiful. Especially the Lourve in your country!
ReplyDeleteMike C, English is the main formal language here. Almost everyone speaks English here. We have 4 official languages here! English, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil.
Zsolt72, Jazzy
Sometimes your fingers can't move when you try to write something eh? haha... Typing is easier and faster!