Singapore, Last Day

We had not been to any museums in Singapore so decided to go to the National Museum first thing. The subway system is very easy to use so we arrived there with no problem. It was an impressive building but very little was open inside. There was a small exhibit on the criminal of war trials after WWII. The only other exhibit was the history of the island. It didn't take long to go thru. After we headed back to the Raffles Hotel. My favorite store there, Jim Thompson, had been closed the night before. Very nice store. After that we just headed back to the ship. We had lunch then went back out into the mall right there by the ship, to spend the last of our SD$'s. All aboard was at 3:30. 

We finally met our tablemates at dinner. We always request a table for 8 so we meet a few different people. After the tables during our previous cruises it was nice to see younger faces. I think they are all still older than I am but before everyone had been in their 80's. Nice people. I think dinner will be very enjoyable. While Mel went to the show, I settled in some more and was ready for bed by 9. We actuall turned the lights out at 9:30. I slept 10 hours!