Dennis spent a week in Singapore last month due to an unexpected business meeting he was asked to take part in. He worked in the technological field and his company was in the major process of adding a top client. They sent Dennis as one of their top designers and asked him to prepare a presentation in a relatively short time. Dennis was a strong company oriented person with strong work ethics and a major interest in furthering his career. However, he thought of the last minute meeting, especially as it was going to occur on his daughter’s second birthday was nothing but an inconvenience and point of frustration.
That is, he thought that until he actually landed in Singapore. It seems that from the moment his plane touched down, Dennis was fascinated with the city and by the time he checked into his room at the business hotel he was in love with it. And yes, it happened just that fast and it was not the result of jet lag, which never produced this response in him. The plane had landed in the late evening and he thought the night skyline of the city, well the view of it he had while landing, was absolutely incredible and romantic. One of his first thoughts was that he wanted to bring his wife Judy there the following year.
He spent three days in extremely intense meetings and on the third day he had his big presentation. Dennis wasn’t the slightest bit nervous and just had the feeling that the entire even would go well. The next day, his fourth day there he had the entire day off and he headed straight over to the Singapore Marina, which he had heard was incredible. And it was. The views of the bay were beautiful and he had lunch in a quite little seafood café. He walked along the Esplanade and noticed some of the establishments there. At this point he was he wanted to make a return trip with Judy and he made a mental note for them to attend a production at the Theatre By the Bay, which was an Esplanade venue. He also found a great stuffed dolphin he decided to take back to his daughter.
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