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Family Matters

Please help support this non-profit group in SG :: “I LOVE CHILDREN”

15 July 2010

Love children? Or simply looking to support a cause? We welcome you to join us in making I LOVE CHILDREN a success. A little about I LOVE CHILDREN: It is an independent, non-governmental and non-profit organisation led by a group of passionate individuals. Perpetuating the celebration of kids and the joy they bring, I LOVE [...]

Tagged as: children, Lion City, ngo, non-profit

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Sahabat Guesthouse :: Kuala Lumpur

19 March 2010
Sahabat Guesthouse

A couple of my friends got together and opened a guesthouse in Kuala Lumpur. They threw a slumber party for friends to celebrate this which I thought was a wonderful idea as I got sleep in their rooms and experienced first hand the coziness and quietness of the place. The guesthouse has little details left [...]

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Tribute To Women This International Women’s Day

8 March 2010
Mom

It seems that it’s been women who’ve had a very important influence at the various cross-roads of my life. This post is dedicated to these different women as well as all the women in my life to mark International Women’s Day 2010. My Mom was a key figure through my youth as she constantly pushed [...]

Tagged as: international women's day, women

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Singlish is part of Singapore’s heritage and history. Respect it for what it is.

23 February 2010
Aunty Ying And Dad

The following was written by my dad who also wrote Singapore’s first geography textbook. This article was published in the Straits Times on 5 August 2006. As a son of Singapore, I grew up with Singaporean English, “catching spiders and playing gasing (top).” In the ‘60s and ‘70s, I was a school teacher in Singapore. [...]

Tagged as: Language, Lion City, Singlish, Story of English

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Chinese New Year Decorations, Traditions & Legends

11 February 2010
CNY_decor_3

Last year it was pink blossoms adorning the corner of the living room as well as red and purple lanterns hanging here and there in the house. This year I came back home from my ten day Singapore trip and I was greeted by potted plants & red banners, red blossoms in the living , [...]

Tagged as: Chinese New Year, CNY, Legend Of The Nian, traditions

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