A #shoutout to SOSD for their upcoming adoption drive on 1st November 2015.
It will be held at Cornerstone Cafe which is located at 1380 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1, Bishan Park 2 from 12pm to 3:30pm.
There’s so much beauty in street dogs. If you are looking to adopt one, come down and join us! Continue reading “SOSD ADOPTION DRIVE @ CORNERSTONE CAFE [1ST NOV 2015]”
Ever heard of The Food Bank Singapore?
Established in 2012, The Food Bank Singapore is Singapore’s first food bank and aims to be the prevailing centralised coordinating organisation for all food donations in Singapore. Its mission is to bridge potential donors and members (beneficiaries). It complements charities’ food donation efforts by helping them to obtain better access to excess food. The food bank is also looking at finding creative and alternative ways to maximise use of excess food. Besides collecting, storing and distributing donated food, The Food Bank Singapore aspires to be the voice of food resource planning and management, and spread the word on its importance to ensure long term providence of food for everyone. Continue reading “The Food Bank Juniors Club”
“Di-Tanjong Katong (ayer-nya biru)“
I’m sure the lyrics of this local song will resonate in our hearts. Easy to sing, easy to remember. Those living in the east, especially the Singapore pioneers, have fond memories of the Katong of Old. Katong is situated in the east of Singapore near the seafront. Formerly located by the sea, land was reclaimed all the way to East Coast Park to provide more land for housing and recreational purposes due to shortage of land in the late 1960s after Singapore gained independence.
As of today, more than 20% of the total population in Marine Parade is above the age of 65. One might think that this district is dated and forgotten. You may be surprised to discover that Katong has continued to develop and blossom over the years to attract residents of all ages. It is not uncommon to sight foreigners in this area as well. They love this place to bits. Continue reading “12 Shopping Centres that Shape Katong”
For those who are familiar with Katong district, you would definitely have heard of Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy. It lies in the heart of historical Katong, just opposite the Parkway Parade Shopping Centre.
WAVE Café is located inside Roxy hotel. I reckon many of us have not heard of this café, let alone visiting or dining over there. Continue reading “WAVE Cafe @ Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy”
Let’s face it.
I’m sure most, if not all, of us have experienced dropping our mobile phones onto the floor. In fact, I’ve lost count of how many times it happen till I’m not so concerned over the exterior of my phone so long as it can still function properly.
But what should you do if your mobile phone happens to drop into the water? Continue reading “How to Revive Your Phone after Dropping into Water”
Katong Plaza is located just next to Roxy Square. It is a 999-year leasehold commercial property. However, from the outlook of this building it does seem under-utilised and looks dated.
Hungry go where?
We passed by Katong Plaza today and chanced upon a newly open eatery by the name of KL Shao Roast. There was a logo of a piggy and Little M was obviously intrigued. Continue reading “KL Shao Roast @ Katong Plaza”
Activities galore at Sentosa! From the youngest to the oldest, you will certainly find something to keep yourself entertained.
We found ourselves at Silosa Beach this time. What for? Continue reading “The Flying Trapeze @ Sentosa”
Many fast food restaurants have popped up over the years offering various menu items. Apart from the likes of the usual famous brands, I’m sure not many of us have heard of Country Fried Chicken from Australia. Continue reading “Country Chicken @ Marine Parade Central”
Nestled at corner of Tanjong Rhu you can find a simple tranquillity of Jalan Batu HDB estate. This is an old estate of more than 40 years old, with more than 20 per cent of its residents above the age of 50.
I reckon not many Singaporeans would know of Jalan Batu, let alone coming over to this East part of the island. With the inevitability of modern development, whether this estate will continue to exist or suffer the same fate of Dakota Crescent remains for all to see. Continue reading “Jalan Batu Hawker Centre and Market”
Wanton mee is a favourite Cantonese noodle dish in many parts of Asia. I have tried it countless times locally, in Malaysia and Thailand.
I heard my parents bragging over a restoran by the name of Ho Seng Kee which sells wanton mee. I was like, “Ok, anything special about it?” When I heard they had to queue up to half an hour everytime they made a trip down to taste the wanton mee it did raise my eyebrow. Continue reading “Wanton Mee @ Restoran 何成記 Ho Seng Kee”
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