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The wheels rolled out followed by a slight thud on the ground and the plane touched down. Saw the control tower and the sign that says " Changi Airport". Handphones out of the pocket, message and call tones rang and I knew I was back home. Truly Singapore. Hardly seconds to my return, I've had a few messages after another asking me about projects, appointments etc. All of which were absent in the last 2 weeks when I was away. Missed those 'quiet' moments. But I'm back to reality and I cannot run away from it. Re-entry time.

All good things must come to an end. My 2 weeks adventure in Vietnam & Cambodia have concluded but the memories I've had will remain ever so vivid. Till now, I can still recall the moments upon arriving in Vietnam on the 7th of Dec.

So while the trip is still fresh in my head, I shall continue my blogging (I stopped at Day 4 I think!). Meanwhile I've not stopped looking at the 1200+++ pics I took. Personally, I wish I had a month but shall not be greedy. Contented that I had 2 weeks break but backpacking is utterly addictive. There's no end to it. Once you start exploring, you just want to continue. Healthy addiction I suppose!

Anyhow, I'm pretty sure I will be going on another trip (not so soon though). Will start saving up and when the time is ripe, I shall be off again. Hopefully for a longer period (1mth, 6mths or even a year!). Always game for a bigger adventure!

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