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[XiaoChilli]

 

[dambio]

马上逃走可以吗。。。

 

[alex22]

Tbh idk, sometimes very hard especially if ur like 13 14

 

[Medicated Oil]

The BTO unit now is so small.
Should be quite tough to find any friend to spare the floor space.

 

[XiaoChilli]

Tbh idk, sometimes very hard especially if ur like 13 14

Thats why they need to sleep on floor and eat leftovers. Very sad to see the vid.

 

[XiaoChilli]

马上逃走可以吗。。。

逃去天涯海角我都找的到你

 

[alex22]

Thats why they need to sleep on floor and eat leftovers. Very sad to see the vid.

Sleep anywhere is ok, its the feeding that's difficult to get past for a while.
Beyond that i think keyi

 

[alex22]

逃去天涯海角我都找的到你

Liam neeson?

 

[plaingrain]

When my maternal grandmother was dying, I tried rough sleeping at Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Changi Airport. I couldn't sleep well at home knowing that she is struggling to stay alive at the hospital, I just wanted to get out of the flat and be with her somehow.

For TTSH, the lobby was really a nice place to hangout at night. The A&E was not so optimal, because there was a lot of people moving around in the late middle of the night. However, the lobby was dark and a beautiful sight to behold even in the darkness. I would go to the 7-11 outlet at TTSH to buy cup noodles and enjoy it with the paramedics' companionship. The paramedics were always very busy even at night, and they earned my respect because of their commitment to their duties.

Changi Airport was a choice for rough sleeping that came about because I didn't know where else to go. Back then the benches at Changi Airport weren't partitioned and I could just lie down flat on the benches and close my eyes and switch off. Sometimes I would hide in the toilet and try to sleep while seated on the toilet bowl, it was not very comfortable but I found some peace in solitude in the washrooms. I certainly enjoyed my time rough sleeping at the airport because there was internet and power supply as well as food and drinks available throughout the night. All in all, no complaints because the airport was quite a secure place to hang around in at any time of the day and night.

After my grandmother died, I relocated to Woodlands and have been staying at Woodlands since then. Rough sleeping taught me empathy for this world and I also give thanks that Singapore is ultimately a very safe place to live in no matter what difficulties in life we might run into. I appreciate the good governance in Singapore a lot more because of my tiny experiences sleeping in public.

Cheers.
Lionel

 

[dambio]

逃去天涯海角我都找的到你

你真恐怖！

 

[nonameless]

不，我解决让我情况不好的人 ...

 

[XiaoChilli]

不，我解决让我情况不好的人 ...

炸么解决法？

 

[Cowbellc]

When my maternal grandmother was dying, I tried rough sleeping at Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Changi Airport. I couldn't sleep well at home knowing that she is struggling to stay alive at the hospital, I just wanted to get out of the flat and be with her somehow.

For TTSH, the lobby was really a nice place to hangout at night. The A&E was not so optimal, because there was a lot of people moving around in the late middle of the night. However, the lobby was dark and a beautiful sight to behold even in the darkness. I would go to the 7-11 outlet at TTSH to buy cup noodles and enjoy it with the paramedics' companionship. The paramedics were always very busy even at night, and they earned my respect because of their commitment to their duties.

Changi Airport was a choice for rough sleeping that came about because I didn't know where else to go. Back then the benches at Changi Airport weren't partitioned and I could just lie down flat on the benches and close my eyes and switch off. Sometimes I would hide in the toilet and try to sleep while seated on the toilet bowl, it was not very comfortable but I found some peace in solitude in the washrooms. I certainly enjoyed my time rough sleeping at the airport because there was internet and power supply as well as food and drinks available throughout the night. All in all, no complaints because the airport was quite a secure place to hang around in at any time of the day and night.

After my grandmother died, I relocated to Woodlands and have been staying at Woodlands since then. Rough sleeping taught me empathy for this world and I also give thanks that Singapore is ultimately a very safe place to live in no matter what difficulties in life we might run into. I appreciate the good governance in Singapore a lot more because of my tiny experiences sleeping in public.

Cheers.
Lionel

Feel u bro. when my dad at ttsh, me and my sis camp 2 nites at lobby till my dad passed on.

 

[nonameless]

炸么解决法？

If they are on medication 请他们grapefruit juice.
Kidney not good 请他们 star fruit juice. 死法有很多你学会了吗？

 

[cet87]

can go mac eat leftover and sleep at those 24/7 one, right?

 

[XiaoChilli]

If they are on medication 请他们grapefruit juice.
Kidney not good 请他们 star fruit juice. 死法有很多你学会了吗？

我学会了。
可以请他们去一个国家旅行。One way ticket.

 

[samferguson]

From Third World to First World , back to Third World. Sad. 南无阿弥陀佛 pray forbthe next generation.

 

[vee4044]

Recommend No. 1 world Airport to Sleep. If U lucky stranger will give You $50 to eat.... Remember

to bring along blanket. AP very cold one....