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Friday, March 10, 2006'

Yvonne Lee (9)
We were going on a Learning Journey with my friends in secondary school for the first time. I was excited as I had never gone to the Asian Civilisation Museum before because I did not know it even existed. I have gone to Singapore River but had never sat the River Cruise before as my parents said it was only for tourists who came to Singapore.

On that day, breakfast was even given to us by the school. Our tour guide was Miss Yik from the Asian Civilisation Museum. She spoke very fluent English. All of us burst into laughter when she laughed. She was like “Hye, hye, hye,” non- stop, therefore it sounded really funny. She explained continuously about the place we were about to go to. I tried my best to stay attentive but I could not. I had to entertain myself by eating the breakfast that was given. Miss Yik said that the ride to the Asian Civilisation Museum was going to be a long one. I decided to take forty winks as to conserve my energy for the later part of the day…

When we got into the mueseum , the ceiling was very high above, that was why when we spoke we could hear our own echoes. As we were late by half an hour, our time in the museum was cut short by half an hour too! We went to the Indian and Chinese galleries to view the statues and artefacts they had to offer. I loved the visual effects throughout the short tour. We saw the different exhibits and saw some of the Gods the different of the cultures had Stories were told by my guide in the museum.

We left the place shortly. As the Asian Civilisation Museum was just beside the Singapore River which was our next stop, we went there straight. When I observed the river, I noticed that the river was really dirty. It was muddy, full of dirt inside. We were then introduced by Miss Yik about the bridges that were there. They were the Anderson Bridge, Reed Bridge, Cavenagh Bridge, Elgin Bridge and Elgin Bridge. After we passed Cavenagh Bridge we had a short break at some steps where we ate all our crackers and food we had bought or made. We, as a class, shared the food together.

We walked all the way to Reed Bridge which was at Merchant's Street before we could reach our destination. It was quite a far walk there. There were many River Cruise tickets sellers along the bank of Singapore River. When we reached the booth, we were really very exhausted. Miss Yik explained that the front of the bum-boats painted colours symbolises which dialect group the driver came from. In order to go up, we had to split ourselves into groups of ten. There were two groups of boys and two groups of girls. My teacher followed one of the boys’ team with the naughtier boys.

We boarded the boat and it took off. We were travelling along the coast line of Singapore River. We were really crazy when we said ‘hi’ to everyone we saw at restaurants eating, people who were walking, and anyone who were in our sight. I dearly hoped that we would never get off the boat. The breeze coming from our surroundings cooled me from all the sweat. When our boat ride ended, I was so sad.

I'm really happy that I went.

1:14 PM
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