Transport system is well-constructed, you can go around just anywhere with minimal effort and time.
Queuing
It really amazes me to see people here who are disciplined in queuing. Even if it's rush hours, I dont remember being pushed around in elevators or mrt/buses queues. That's why commuting is not really annoying as expected. I remembered being so dismayed before in China when people kept pushing each other around while queuing in buses and MRTs and they make 'singit' sa pila nang bastusan, gentleman seems to be an extinct specie, kahit educated male office folks dont give way to females. For me people who have the patience to follow a queue reflects much of their character, they simply are civilized people who know how to wait for their turn.
Honesty
I wouldnt say this if I did not have a personal encounter. It was the Great SG sale season when I went to Tangs shopping mall. I was excited and busy fitting differents sorts of clothes. After fitting, I went out of the fitting room carrying all those garments. After like 30 seconds, suddenly a lady was running behind my back, calling me 'Miss, miss.. is this your watch, you seem to have left it in the fitting room'. My goodness! I didnt notice that my watch slipped my hand! Grabe ang honest, she was just a usual customer, not a crew. Buti na lng, regalo lng yun watch sa kin ng sister ko, I'm sure I'll be guilty if I'm that careless to lose it. What a good heart. Anywasy, no worries on nakawan, hndi uso yun d2.
Wear all you want
Nobody stares like hell when you wear skirts or sleeveless. Locals here flaunt all they want. Simply that.
P-D-A to the max
I had taken this picture inside the MRT while tinkering with my phone (hehe forgive me for being nosy and corny). This is an usual scene in MRT, they're somewhat expressive with their feelings. :p
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