'we are still a long way to being a developed country'

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A 2009 post when back from USA.... supposed to publish then. 

this should be our mentality .. mentality of all singaporeans.


back from USA closed to 2 months and i am still 'enjoyed' that place...

- weekend is really weekend... most of the car park lots at the city are FREE!

- traffic is hardly a problem during weekend... most people walk or cycle to enjoy the day...

- some booklets and mag are free and no one do not take excessively.

- there are few rubbish bins and you can hardly see litters.

- respect for elders and physically impaired.

- restaurant food and fast food prices are high but the service standard are equally high.

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