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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Left my Heart in New Zealand
Visited New Zealand for the first time recently and felt so overwhelmed by her beauty that I just didn’t know how to start blogging about the trip. Been planning to visit this paradise I’ve heard so much about for more … Continue reading
Posted in Midlife Musings, Travel
Tagged beauty, holiday, kiwis, nature, New Zealand, people, South Island, travel, trip
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Krispy Kreme will open at Tangs
Just read about this on my iphone through the Straits Times. Finally. Have been waiting for ages and since then lost my craving for donuts. Still need to wait till mid October though. The last time I had Krispy Kreme … Continue reading
KL Comedy
My sister introduced me to these comedians from KL and I immediately loved their show which lucky for me is on YouTube. The duo go by the name Comedy Court and they are just brilliant the way they’ve got the … Continue reading
I Have to Quit Hay Day
It’s so embarrassing that I keep getting into these phone game addictions. I’m someone who never gambles and don’t see the appeal at all but when the lucky spinning wheel appears in this iPhone game, I get so excited. When … Continue reading
Posted in Midlife Musings
Tagged addiction, game, Hay Day, iphone, lesson, quit, thoughts
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Hankering for hawker food
I thought I would be one of those Asians who could go to a non Asian country on holiday and not hanker for Asian food after a week, but it turns out that that’s not the case. Guess this is … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged famous, Geylang, hokkien mee, pork satay, Singapore
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Tsuru-koshi at IMM
This is so great. I don’t have to queue for this at the Takashimaya basement any more. A great Japanese food option at IMM and I love the mini udon option for S$4.
Nightmarish Crowds at the MRT
In Singapore we are constantly yearning for space. This is what we face when we take the MRT at peak hour. Crazy huh?
Posted in Singapore Living
Tagged Bishan, Circle Line, crazy, crowded, MRT, public transport, queues, Singapore
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Another Visit to Jones The Grocer at ION
This was my third visit to this outlet of Jones the Grocer and I love the laid back vibe. It’s at the 4th level next to the bookstore and it never gets too crowded here. Again I tried something I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged blood orange soda, cafe, cheese platter, ION, Jones The Grocer, new, tea, vanilla tea
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The Providore at Mandarin Gallery
It’s always fun to try out brand new places and especially when you have great company. I must say firstly that this place reminds me of Jones the Grocer. It was very pleasant to sit here and chat. The decor … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee Joints, Food in Singapore
Tagged coffee, croissant, flat white, Mandarin Gallery, new, sampler plate, scones, Singapore, tea, The Providore
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Obsessed with Numbers & Loving the iPhone App, Clear
The number on the scale, the number of visitors on my blog stats. Wish I wasn’t so obsessed with numbers. My life seems to be too ruled by this. I tell myself to focus on quality and try to forget … Continue reading
Posted in Midlife Musings, Tech
Tagged Clear, iPhone app, numbers, personal, scale, stats, thoughts, to do lists
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Almost Choked on a Pill the Other Day
Often I read a blog post and I can absolutely relate. I totally understand Rene’s fear of swallowing pills. I hate swallowing pills too. It’s why I never take pills that are good for you like those fish oil tablets that … Continue reading
Refreshed at the Labrador Nature Reserve
I feel that I haven’t explored enough of Singapore especially it’s nature reserves. I’ve never been to Labrador Park and dropped by to explore, but B decided we’d come another day as it was drizzling. So these are the photos … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged green, Labrador Park, mangrove swamps, nature, nature reserve, tropical jungle
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Samy’s Curry at Dempsey: Revamped
It was nice to see the old style colourful flags up for National Day I presume. B commented that these were the kinds of flags they used to decorate our primary schools in the past. The curry at Dempsey is … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged chicken, curry, Dempsey, mutton, new, rice, Samy's Curry, Singapore
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Back to Little Japan: Liang Court
It’s always a treat to come here – explore the supermarket where there is always some new product to tempt me, new titles at Kinokuniya to entice and the best affordable Japanese cuisine in Singapore. I was so glad to … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore, Singapore Living
Tagged gourmet, Japan, Liang Court, mall, Meidi-ya, new, Singapore, supermarket
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New Love for Pasarbella
What an absolute treat it was to visit Pasarbella, the upscale farmer’s market at Turf City (now called Grandstand), at an off peak hour. So peaceful and serene, I yearn to return. An extreme contrast to my very first visit … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore, Singapore Living
Tagged beautiful, coffee, Dutch Colony, Farmer's Market, flowers, fresh, Grandstand, market, new, organic, Pasarbella, pretty, Singapore, tea, Turf City, West
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Clueless about Cloud Storage. Please Help?
This is something critical I need to do, so how better to get it in the forefront of my mind then to write about it. But on this matter I tend to procrastinate even though it’s so important to me. … Continue reading
Posted in Tech
Tagged Apple, backup, cloud storage, external hard drive, family, iMac, memories, personal, photos, tech
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A Day at Vivo: What’s New
Surprised to see H&M open where the National Geographic store used to be. I quite like the kiddie clothes here. Cute hair and phone assessories too – cute pink walrus iphone cover. And I do like how mustard and navy … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore, Singapore Living
Tagged Camper, fashion, H&M, Jamie Oliver, mall, new, Singapore, St Marc Cafe, thoughts, vivo, VivoCity
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Constantly Feeling Overwhelmed
With life and with blogging I’ve just been feeling overwhelmed. So much I want to do and not enough time. Time is just so fleeting and before I know it, it’s dark and I’m still up, not getting sufficient sleep. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging & Writing, Midlife Musings
Tagged blogging, email, fleeting, hobby, overwhelmed, personal, thoughts, Time, work
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Unwittingly Queued for Fried Fish Soup. Worth it?
Talking about queues, I was mistaken when there was hardly any queue at my favourite fried fish soup stall at the Old Airport Road Hawker Centre. Been not feeling well, so instead of wan tan mee or rojak I opted … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged Best, Fried Fish Soup, Old Airport Road Hawker Centre, queue, Singapore
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At Plaza Singapura Again: thoughts about queues
Talking about pretty designs, I’m loving the new white Starbucks mugs with the embossed logo and wonder how much they cost. Finally got a seat at the Starbucks outlet at Plaza Singapura’s new wing. We came here to try the … Continue reading
Posted in Singapore Living
Tagged mug, Musings, new, Plaza Singapura, pretty, queues, Singapore, Singapore Daily Photo, Starbucks, thoughts
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I Love the Designs at Ikea
I have a major weakness for pretty designs and colours. Ikea is so tempting with their fresh designs in punchy or soothing colours. I adore the shades they choose for their products and the clean lines. I feel like a … Continue reading
Posted in Singapore Living
Tagged Alexandra, colours, design, ikea, place-mat, pretty, Singapore, tea pot
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Thanks for the Comments
Even though I haven’t been blogging much lately I do check in on comments. It’s always sweet to receive them. So a big thank you to everyone who took the time to leave a thought or a tip about something … Continue reading →