Most of last weekend was spent sitting in airports, totting luggage, attending the Power Plate workshop and most of all being denied sleep. Consequently, I feel a soar throat coming on. But I did manage to squeeze in an hour and a half of people-watching on Saturday evening at Clarke Quay and Riverside Point while in Singapore. Very cool place to hangout with a nice vibe. The two areas sit along a river with a wide range of restaurants, themed bars, offices, souvenir shops, and food stalls. Most of Clarke Quay is actually covered by a blue light canopy and has air conditioners designed like abstract art pieces with round geometric shaped vents in bunches like grapes strategically placed around the area to keep the drunken patrons and visitors cool. You gotta love the thoughtful ingenuity and efficient governance of Singapore.