In addition to momentous battles with jungle foliage and struggling to find inner peace, Vinnie has spent the last three months planning Singapore’s first Super Happy Dev House. Huh? Work? People in Silicon Valley have a sneak peak into the cutting-edge concepts and technologies that are destined to change the way we communicate. Even better
Singapore was a trip, only a week long, but a fun city. Â And Steve is right, it is Adult Disneyland thanks to its countless fun attractions – Â from the giant sling shots launching crowds of people into the air, to the man-made lake with a moving cable around the top pulling kneeboarders around and over
Like most backpackers, we travel with a guide book (Lonely Planet for us), which we may complain about at times, but it usually proves itself to be helpful. We’ve found that the little tidbits in the book that don’t get a lot of attention tend to be the most fun adventures – from “the roads
I always thought that I would like monkeys – they seem so happy, playful and cuddly. Who doesn’t remember watching Friends and thinking that -if forced to choose- you might date Ross but only because he owned Marcel the monkey. At one point in my life I spent hours googling to see if I could legally
Note: This post is about two very different concepts and at first may encourage you to grab a bite to eat. Â Don’t do that because the second part of this post may make you want to throw up. Â Also, if you’re a weak person, you may not like these photos. —– San Francisco has nothing
Today felt like a real life game of Carmen SanDiego – we went from mainland China to Southern India, Malaysia to New York City, Disneyland to Morocco, and back! Except instead of racking up those airline miles, all we did was catch a cab around Singapore. I was pretty wary about Singapore – the first
