What I've Learned Living In Singapore For 3 Years

[@sayurik]

I think Singapore needs more expats / foreign talents like you. You’re game to try new things, you’re respectful towards us, willing to embrace our culture and adapt. I really wish you’ll spend more time here and “make “ Singapore more flavorful and change for the better ☺️ congrats on 3.5 years here!!!

[@GeorgiaCaney]

So sweet thank you!! I love being here 💛

[@jacksontech1]

agree with Sayuri, Georgia is likeable and she puts in efforts to know more about singapore , dat's heart warming

[@therealkiasu]

Yes I agree but the truth is FTs like her are the minority. It is basic courtesy to be humble and follow the rules of a foreign country we are living in but it seems like the a big portion of FTs that our country attracted are arrogant, rude, refuse to adapt to our culture and act like we owe them a living.

[@ifuknjk]

spore needs more engineers, techies, scientists, software geeks... BUT NOT from uk or eu ... from INDIA n asia where there r plentiful, CHEAP, young and hungry... spore never liked the whiteys... condscending , facade as white colonial masters when they ruled the world... we called them red devils... ask them how many best friends they have with locals or shop @ chinatown wet markets n eat @ maxwell food centre...... zilth...spore has our own culture n foreigners have 2 adapt or go home..

[@jeffkuroda7461]

Georgia Caney I really admire you. How the hell can you live in such a boring country like Singapore?

[@Milgram07]

I can't be 100% sure but I'd reckon that you are Singaporeans' favourite expat KZbinr 😉

[@lionellhwang5153]

To be fair to taxi drivers, they will always ask you for directions even if they know their way. This is to avoid the situation whereby the passenger blames them for fare cheating by driving a different route. There are always multiple routes to a certain destination, and their choice might not always be your choice. Even google maps will give you multiple options for you to choose.

[@foxtwo]

I used to have a friend who worked in food wholesale, and his company provides foodstuffs for all the supermarkets (supposedly) in Singapore - what he said was that there are "grades" of foodstuff, and Cold Storage always get the best stuff (cuz they're willing to pay for it), and NTUC Fairprice always gets the "leftovers" after other supermarkets (eg Giant) have had theirs delivered. That was how I remembered him explaining it, and why Cold Storage is the most expensive. That doesn't mean the food you get in Fairprice is rotten or old - it just means stuff like "doesn't look as nice" or "wasn't airflown from New Zealand" etc etc. As for Taxi Uncles - they ask those questions BECAUSE of fussy passengers. In order to avoid questions like "oie, why you go PIE?? KPE is faster leh!!!", they always ask passengers which way they'd like to go. It's NOT because they don't know the way - the opposite in fact - they know MULTIPLE ways, just want to know which one you prefer. If you don't want them to keep asking you, just tell them "Uncle, I dun mind. Any way you go also can" and they'll stop bothering you. If they TRULY do not know the way they would tell you upfront.

[@jessical7083]

I'm pretty sure they all get stuff from different suppliers. Also even with a common brand for eg. dettol or nestle, cold storage is much more expensive eventhough it's the exact same product.

[@foxtwo]

@@jessical7083 Just recalling what that guy said, and I don't even know if what he said was true/correct/accurate. But it did make sense to me at the time

[@amandach4347]

I genuinely cannot believe how long you’ve been in Singapore, I thought it was 1-2 years at most! I remember your first ever video saying you might be moving to Singapore and how you were nervous about it. I’m so glad to see you’ve enjoyed your time, felt like I’ve watched your whole journey and I love it

[@paulineng6177]

Glad you have gotten yourself immersed in our culture and know much more of our people than an average expat. Hope you have enjoyed your time here. It's true that in order to enjoy the country, you need to know the people and their cultures to appreciate the country's uniqueness, be it good or bad. It is the software that makes the country, not just the hardware, and a true judgement of the country is its people who either give a guest a good or bad impression that will make them want to come bad or not. We hope we have given you plenty of reasons to stay or come back. Thank you for sharing your keen observations of us.

[@stilesy00]

I’m glad you are enjoying living in Singapore Georgia, I normally visit Singapore once a year to visit family, because my Mother was born in Singapore. The amount of things to see & do there is incredible & it’s so easy to get from one place to another, the public transport is first class in Singapore, I love going on the MRT & enjoy going to Sentosa Island. One dislike I have with Singapore is so crowded!, especially at shopping malls & in the MRT, it seems every time I visit Singapore it gets more crowded. Also the amount of plastic bags in Supermarkets, even when your only getting one or two items they put it in a plastic bag for you, where I live in Australia, there are no plastic bags anywhere anymore. And I hate when there is a thunderstorm in Singapore, because I’m really scared of the thunder, I know I am a bit of a chicken at times! 😛

[@aloysiusong3608]

What’s interesting is that, it wasn’t always like that when I was younger. Most taxi drivers used to be the Google Map of Singapore before Google Map was even a thing. I think it’s a combination of reasons why taxi drivers appear to be less knowledgeable about Singapore’s road: 1. Singapore is ever changing. Every few years, routes changed, tourist attractions changed, new highways built, landmarks changed, even the MRT lines have increased. 2. Taxi drivers used to be the king of roads in Singapore. Every smallest road and places in Singapore, they’ll know how to manoeuvre. As a result, some taxi drivers took advantage of their ability and chose the longest route so that they can earn more. With the rise of more educated, more outspoken Singaporeans, together with Singapore’s push towards better service, there were many complains about taxi drivers allegedly taking long routes, even though most of the drivers are just earning an honest living and not necessarily used the longest route on purpose. To prevent any arguable dispute, drivers were encouraged to ask the passengers if they have a particular route and follow the passengers’ instructions.

[@meifernlee4410]

Singapore is so small yet so big.. there are bound to be places that we as Singaporeans are unaware of, nevertheless, do hope you will continue living here, get permanent residence if possible... Foreigners normally come here for work, very few are like you, who take the time to blend in and appreciate our country.

[@jessical7083]

I absolutely love your comment "never stop being a tourist in your own country. " I hope to one day make the trip to IMM Jurong. I'll have to make sure I have plenty of rest, along with sufficient food and drink - but yes I'd like to one day make this trip.

[@stevenl4459]

You are Singaporean's ideal expat, Georgia! Besides embracing our culture and integrating with us, the locals ought to do the same with yours too. If SG offers you PR, I do hope you will consider it. But should you decide to return home one day, it would be wonderful if you can become our tourism ambassador to the UK or similar.

[@intrinsical]

For your reference, Cold Storage is equivalent to Marks & Spencer in the UK. Fairprice is to Tesco. Sheng Siong and Giant is to Asda and Aldi.

[@o0ohwyo0o]

Singapore need more humble and open minded expats like you :)

[@simroysten7963]

The taxi uncle you say - let me enlighten you. If you direct him, you can't made a complaint later that he overcharged by taking a longer route. A visit to LTA (Land Transport Authority) offices to answer a passenger complaint investigation is no joke due to the many hours involved. Same reason you are asked to specify the route, via highway or through town. The best advice is to say "take the faster route".

[@hewfa]

Fish soup with extra vegetables. Rice with vegetables toufu etc. Different types of soup. Thosai. Etc. Heaps of healthy food.

[@shanmugaretnam9868]

Truly delightful to listen to your narration and perspectives of a country, i call home . Blessed Xmas !

[@KopiOkaya]

Cold Storage is outright slaughter and daylight robbery. Fairprice is not cheap either. Try Sheng Siong or local wet markets. Quality of food is much better too. By the way, those born before 1970s did not grow up with a maid or domestic helper. There were “Ah Ma” or nannies then but not maids. Hiring domestic helpers becomes a trend only in the 80s.

[@averilt]

My sister born in '77 had an ah ma, but by the time my twin and I were born in '83 we had two helpers (one for house/cooking, one to take care of us). Was absolutely necessary for two parents working full time...

[@daveparadice]

Hey, thanks. Great vid. Very natural and not over the top dramatic like a lot of KZbin channels 😁✌️. Great tips. Having lived in Texas for many years (I’m from Scotland) I’ve become used to AC and not running in the middle of the day lol. I may be moving to Singapore soon. Looking forward to a lot of things. The lack of seasons will be weird tho.

[@angeladidi4291]

I like your videos! I've been living in SG for 4 years myself. Cold Storage is expensive, but Jason's and Marketplace are much worse.

[@Potomacstud]

You are a great ambassador of singapore ! Truly amazing !

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Aw thanks so much! 😊

[@Potomacstud]

@@GeorgiaCaney besides fair price , there is sheng shiong ! :)

[@hapynez]

I wish I can meet you and Justin when I visit Singapore again! I really loved my first visit with my boyfriend, and watching your vlogs helped me through my sepanx after I went home 😄 I totally agree with your advice of maintaining a tourist perspective in your own country!

[@jc6757]

Wow! Solid 3 years.. steady la!

[@rigelandreazabala3991]

Always so amazed with you Georgia! ♥️🖤 been missing out on your updates lately as I also moved from my home because of my new job recentyl. It’s in the same country though but a bit far away. You’re my inspiration

[@sharronlim3080]

Always great to watch your videos. Lived in the UK for a while and totally agree with making attempts to immerse in the culture.=) Glad that you are enjoying our tiny nation=)

[@bryanwong9910]

Totally agree with the "be a tourist in our own country!" I'm always discovering new makan places and even IG-worthy places in SG! 😍

[@GeorgiaCaney]

that's awesome :)

[@CrosbyStill]

I quite enjoy watching your channel...I think I have already watched quite a few and maybe a few things I like to clarify to give you a better understanding. Some points are related to issues you brought up in your other videos but I will summarise them here ( if I can recall what they are): 1) Part of a taxi driver responsibility is always to ask the customer which way he or she prefers to go by. This is drill into their head during their training. There are all kinds of customers and some will pick a quarrel with the driver over the route taken as some may think they know a shorter route. 2) Your difficulty with our form of English may be due to the fact that there are now many foreigners working in our service line and believe me some of them do not speak that well which even we local have problem speaking to them. So to you they may look Singaporean but they may be from Malaysia, Indonesia, China, India, MYUNMA,etc. But I have to admit that our Singlist is a challenge for tourist and other foreigners. 3) Choaping or reserve of seats at hawker centre was never part of my era culture and I think this started only by the later generation. I'm from the babyboomer era. But yes we used to Choap it with our bags or umbrellas but not tissues or name cards. I was not use to it too. Hee hee. 4) Sharing of spoon in the office ...no my generation don't do that...no way hee hee..even if i want to I know my fellow colleagues will not hee hee. That's all for now as much as I can remember those points I wanted to bring up. Last but not least I like your attitude in wanting to mix around with the locals and get to know our culture more. I hope you continue to enjoy your stay here and of course your boy friend Justin as well. Cheers!

[@sagestark2571]

the only reason that we do not become a tourist of our own country is that... we are lazy.

[@Ranger629]

Perhaps I should push myself to ask an expat out on a date. 🤔🤔🤔 Note: Download the comfort delgro applications. Use that app to get around at a cheaper rate and it comes with GPS for the cab driver. Also, there's the "flat rate" option which makes it even more cheap and appealing.

[@showified]

I absolutely agree on the point that you mentioned about people being unwilling to travel to another end of Singapore just because they are living at the other end. Haha. Although I won't deny that I think so too when I was much younger and still at times am lazy to take transport to places that are too far. But after travelling, my mindset sure has changed over the years. There are so many countries out there that are so much bigger and requires more time + effort to get to another place. Reminds me of when my friend shared about her experience studying in London, that her school was quite far from the city area and in order to return back she had to be at a waiting point at only certain stated times for the available bus which will take 2-3 hours ride if I did not remember wrongly. Have also heard from relatives that it is so hard to get a taxi anywhere in some other countries! So I guess sometimes we Singaporeans gotta be thankful for what we have too before complaining, that there are other places out there that have it less convenient than us. Regarding the point on Grab or cab driver asking which route to take, I get that alot too. But I reckon sometimes as there may be different routes that could be taken to destination, they would just check first in case you have a preferred route (eg. exit from which road that you know have lesser traffic lights or avoid taking which road that you always see traffic jam there so you would rather take another road, usually when going to places that you are more familiar with),they are just worried of being accused later for taking a longer route and getting complaints to their co. from passengers. Usually I will just tell the driver that I'm fine with any route just go by the fastest way, or if unfamiliar I will just tell them so then just go by the way they know or follow GPS. If some some still ain't sure of the place you are heading to probably because it is uncommon, I will google map and zoom to see if there is any more well known landmark/building/mall/hawker centre etc nearby and tell them to drive there first then later assist them with the directions easier. Just hope it can help anyone a little. Thanks for reading. I keep typing that I almost forgot that I want to say congrats for living 3.5 years here, hope you keep enjoying your journey here while discovering more of our culture. Love your content Georgia. :)

[@matthewong1953]

Georgia, you know you've been singaporeanized when you say "air-con" instead of "air-conditioning". 😂

[@inushkax4784]

everyone in UK says air-con

[@alvachan88]

well, it also helps that singaporeans use english(UK).

[@sdqsdq6274]

ermmm we have BBC on our radio , do we still have ?

[@mandygoody]

There quite a lot of affordable salad stalls or grain bowls at Amoy Food Centre and International Plaza!

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Nice thanks for letting me know!

[@Katherine-rb7rk]

i've been wanting to come visit singapore for a while now and every time i watch your videos i want to go even more 😩 lol congrats on 3.5 years there!

[@intrinsical]

Taxi drivers do know how to get to your destination. However the roads they use isn't always the most optimal route, which often end up costing more and you know how Singaporeans enjoy saving every single cent. That's why the driver will usually ask if you have a preferred route especially if you look like you know your way around town. You can tell them to go whichever way they prefer if you do not want to micromanage the route they use.

[@gotmyonu1027]

I shopped at GIANT super market. But they don't really have lots of branches, or the best and freshes foods around. Another shop is at Seng Siong.... Also not a lot of branches but it has really got cheap cheap stuff.

[@GeorgiaCaney]

We tried giant but I still found their produce to be more expensive than fairprice!

[@gotmyonu1027]

@@GeorgiaCaney Really.... Wow. Perhaps Fairness is really cheapest. Thanks for the reply.

[@natandsam1764]

Wow haha did you know that ntuc loves to surround giant to eliminate their competition haha no conspiracies at all...

[@gotmyonu1027]

@@natandsam1764 yeah.... Part of marketing strategies

[@anitacher2412]

Both Giant & Cold Storage belong to the same parent company that is why Giant is still more expensive than Fairprice.

[@ebonyloveivory]

For the food thing, I think it's way, way healthier to cook at home. Especially if y'all have a kitchen to cook in. And as for the exercise, morning before 9am is pretty cooling as well. Those who aren't working / schooling during the weekends might consider the mornings for their exercises :>

[@ayethirah]

just curious, may i ask why you’re living in singapore? cool videos btw!

[@jacksontech1]

haha running at 1pm, as a Singaporean i will only run after sunset. The humidity is unbearable and i will get tired very fast if i run when it's scorching hot.

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Haha yes I learned from my mistakes 😝

[@ylw]

That's crazy! You could have gotten a heatstroke at the worst.

[@KopiOkaya]

Running under Singapore’s weather at high noon is as good as committing suicide. Yes, I do understand many expats enjoy our tropical sun but it can be very dangerous too. Even our national service soldiers died from heat stroke.

[@NewmaticKe]

Angmos do that

[@azmanmarleyarit]

I'm a Singapore myself, but at times I felt like a tourist myself whenever I took the public transports. Ever since I've been riding. Like "I'm lost in my own country? "

[@balletcrazy16]

Be a tourist in your own country, totally agree with you!

[@talkshushigeisha]

With the aircon, I remember opening the window to let some heat in :')

[@ighfirlee]

Hey Georgia, do you or Justin ride road bikes? The road cycling community is growing here. I get the impression the cycling culture in the UK is very strong.

[@mic5391]

You know, it has come to my attention recently that many North American have never had duck meat even though they are available ! I am serious! So I am not surprised that some local have never been to certain part of Singapore.

[@weiqinang5773]

Regarding taxis - Yeah. I totally agree. After I got used to Grab I got kinda annoyed at having to point the way for Taxi drivers. Haha.

[@boogywumpy]

When I go for jogging,I would always do it either 6am-7am or 8pm-9pm :D

[@ylw]

I'm a local. Where do I find expats? (Apart from work) I tried living in a backpackers hostel for a few nights in Singapore and it was very fun! Definitely felt like a tourist in Singapore. My home and work are not in the CBD so I hardly go there.

[@epiphadipity]

THAT THANOS CHIN EDIT LOL. I was not expecting that it was so hilarious. And as for the taxi drivers, usually when they ask me which road I wanna take I usually say "whichever you prefer", especially if it's grab since the prices are fixed anyway HAHAH. It doesn't really matter which route they take since I wouldn't know the difference. Also, I can't believe you suffered with Cold Storage for TWO YEARS, OH MY GOODNESS GEORGIA WHAT WERE YOU THINKING.

[@jaci27]

Hey Georgia, I've gone back to some of your videos to see if you have answered questions about weather before but can't seem to find anything about the weather in Singapore (except how hot it is!), but how do you cope during the rainy season? Curious as I'm heading to Singapore soon but also because your Insta pics always look like the weather is sunny all the time! Best things for tourists to do when raining? Best clothing to wear?

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Honestly I feel like all year round it rainy season lol. Very often we’ll get a sudden downpour so just be sure to carry an umbrella at all times. Light weight clothes and flip flops are best for rain so it’s easier to dry off! :)

[@alvachan88]

i do like the presence of lizards. they take care of mosquitoes which can dodge a spray of insecticide due to their size. however, this is the first time i learned that lizards being in people's houses is unique to singapore. come to think of it, i never saw a lizard indoors in china despite having visited that country more than 20 times.

[@jefrihuang3664]

Check out the movie "Ilo Ilo". It's a local production about a foreigner, Filipina, working as a domestic helper in Singapore.

[@gummyypeach]

Regarding your point on hawker centres not having many healthy food options, I have to agree with that! However there are still some good options out there- have you tried Thunder Tea Rice before? It's one of the most nutritious meals out there and it can be super delicious! There's a stall near my house and I go there if I feel like I need a good detox satisfying meal. Not many hawker centres carry it though. For starters you can check out this list: sethlui.com/best-thunder-tea-rice-singapore/ Give it a go and let me know what you think :)

[@cwong5643]

Singapore Tourism Board should hire you!!!

[@asuranrocks]

i think lizards are sooo cute too!! they look so squishy!

[@candyneffe]

time flies so faaaast like days 💘💘💘

[@GeorgiaCaney]

I know it’s so crazy!!😱😱

[@ryanwong1977]

There is a beautiful place long forgetten by Singaporean and I think you should visit. May just take a few hours. I think not many expats are aware = "kusu lsland "

[@zhengde]

No no. Its not just cultural and language differences. Financial standing affects integration as well. Honestly most expats are earning quite a bit more than the average local. Thus we don’t mix as much because our lifestyle expenditure differs. Take regular casual drinking for eg. i believe many locals like me will just get some alcohol from ntuc and chill out somewhere while many bars and pubs I’ve come by are usually filled with non-locals. Or we’ll go for the more affordable places. Could be said the same for dining and leisure options too. In general.

[@HengHuiMei]

I guess you can say FairPrice's prices are Fair.

[@MissyHo]

Where is your necklace from? Really love it!!

[@GeorgiaCaney]

the m jewellers :)

[@amandawong1518]

Hey Georgia, will you be considering staying here for long term?

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Sharing with you all soon what our plan is!🙂

[@stilesy00]

Is that plan you & Justin getting married in Singapore? 😀

[@daniellee5194]

Hahaha dont feel bad for going to cold storage. At least you are getting shorter queues! 😅

[@averilt]

The only thing that's healthy at the hawker centre is Yong Tau Fu, and you gotta only pick the non-fried ingredients.

[@harshavardanineethiselvan71]

Loving your content ,new subscriber here😊

[@Ttblondey]

Me too. New subscriber

[@ogrithetrog]

Thanks for the tips, visiting Singapore in February next year.

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Awesome have a great stay!😊

[@shanmugaretnam9868]

Let us know if you need more travel tips cheers Shan

[@ogrithetrog]

We have visited a number of times before - between early '90's and mid 2000's but haven't been since 2005 - looking forward to seeing what has changed and showing our youngest daughter around - we were pregnant with her for the last trip!

[@tongying2558]

I buy my food at NTUC fair price too😊

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Clever aren’t we😉 haha

[@tongying2558]

@@GeorgiaCaney we are

[@hawkhea7527]

Georgia Caney my mum sometime go to wet market, but slowly change to ntuc now. She can get more discount. Haha

[@KopiOkaya]

Fairprice isn’t cheap. Try Sheng Siong or local wet market. Quality of food is much better too.

[@noorimeldaelle3403]

Hello Georgia honestly as a singaporean i am so very proud that u as a british loves living here in singapore and also RESPECT our singaporean mix multi racial cultures. Believe me or not last time i had 2 european boyfriends these 2 assholes don't respect singapore mix multi racial cultures. They criticised we singaporeans are too SENSITIVE! What do u think Georgia?. Do u really think that we singaporeans are too SENSITIVE?! They said "U don't need to have DECENCY for every little things!" Like for example we singaporeans when we talk with ELDERLY people regardless of race we are very careful with the choices of WORDS that we use so that the elderly won't feel offended. But not with them! They totally find this utter rubbish! When i explained to them saying u must respect someone that is much older than u they said "Bull shit! Yes that old lady is way older than me but so what?! She is still a human being just like me! I don't get offended for every little things!"

[@Ganesha6661]

Sliced fish ban mian with chicken rice chilli is the bomb

[@lizai.5877]

OMG 😳 when I was growing up and living in sgp, I went to botanic gardens almost every other month or so... and even now, when hubby n I fly over to visit family, that’s always number 1 on our list to visit!! I swear that place changes every time we go! A MUST TO VISIT... I recommend it! 🌸❤️

[@ZackZainal]

Wait till she hears about sheng siong....LOLOLOLOLOL beats fairprice and cold storage.

[@RGDreams]

Amazing ! 👍

[@Blazer433]

There's a Singaporean movie about domestic helpers called illo illo

[@anelusiveenigma]

7:24 supported by the Singapore Tourism Board 😃

[@sumit6190p]

What does Georgia eat on weekdays?

[@thad2000able]

Do you watch Food King by NOC? They have some really good food recommendations!

[@liorcooper6033]

How did you get to moving to Singapore?

[@natn41r]

Cold Storage has better quality, fresher stuff...or so I think.

[@sarahinglis9801]

Your view on monitor lizards is so inspiring tbh even though I find them TERRIFYING

[@GeorgiaCaney]

haha they're so cool though!

[@LeeanneODonnell]

FINALLY SOMEONE WHO LOVES LIZARDS LIKE MEEE

[@GeorgiaCaney]

haha yayyy

[@kadajlim]

Yes i've seen The Help as i'm a fan of Emma Stone~

[@peachyy8541]

Heck yes queen!!

[@GeorgiaCaney]

💛💛

[@robwhite3955]

Can anyone offer any advice or experience in just turning up in Singapore without the relevant work visas and looking for a job?

[@mojo0903]

"Why are you going to Cold Storage? It's the most expensive one...". The "one" is a sure sign you have been localised with Singlish.

[@jessical7083]

wrong. the "one" here refers to "grocery outlet" and is correct English. it is not "wan".

[@xyberboi1987]

Bro, u seriously need to go to primary school to take English lessons again. This one, that one, the one are not Singlish, they are used in proper English sentences...

[@ylw]

Also you picked an appropriate dress for the video!

[@mapleyeo]

Why travel an hour when we can get all the stuffs we need within 5 mins distance?

[@sdqsdq6274]

when you get bored of sg , you can start venturing into our neighbour , JB

[@hloc]

Even without seasons... its easy to keep time in SG... there is this thing called... a Calendar... LOL

[@GigaZX91]

a other lesson, try to get voucher for both NTUC and fair Price Voucher ...if possible

[@rudylopez5060]

Hi, we felt that you are prettier than Ellie Goulding.. We would want you in Spore! Cheers

[@randykwek]

best healthy food will be home cooked food 😊

[@darrylk808]

"Lizards and geckos are our friends" 🤣 love that! I'm from Hawaii and they are everywhere. Just catch them and put them outside and pray they dont drop their tail. Shop at the wet markets for meats and produce...go early in the morning, something about meat sitting out of refrigeration for hours??

[@edwardalcantara66]

Giant is cheaper and better then NTUC😁

[@branlow1]

Do you feel wiser ?

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Yesss haha😉

[@ahmedhazbar6880]

You are a super woman, literally for being able to stand geckos. I have been living in Malaysia for 2 years now and those little demons are my worst nightmare. 😂

[@GeorgiaCaney]

haha but they're so cute!!

[@sdqsdq6274]

leopard geckos are in a top 10 reptile pets in america ,ha

[@ylw]

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[@Shaynasamazing]

😍😍

[@GeorgiaCaney]

Oh heyyyy💛

[@lovesand86]

Someone please make a gif of Georgia at 1:30

[@tingkirtingkir]

SG Gecko is better than Aussies spiders

[@RonLarhz]

Watch iloilo, sgrean movie about maids/helpers.

[@بوتريالسعودية]

Please see my trip to singapore

[@aave865]

Singapore is quite westernized not much culture shock if you move here.

[@jennynic7251]

What does expat mean?🤔

[@FBSK1992]

Jenny Nic A person that lives in another country than his/her own country

[@ALofHOLBECK2020]

OOh, please interview your cleaner/helper or vice versa.