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East Coast Beach – Carpark B1 Revisited
Our last visit to this stretch of East Coast Beach was more than a year ago and last swimming trip w...
Ayam Penyet Sujana
We've heard so much about the food at Changi Village and decided to try it out for ourselves. We ini...
Mcdonald’s SesameStreet MiniBean Pals
I still remember lining up for ages at Mcdonald's 11 years ago for a happy meal just to get a 1999 S...
The Sunset Grill & Pub
The Sunset Grill & Pub is located at the Republic of Singapore Flying Club at Building 140-B, Pi...
Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
In 1986, a group of avid birdwatchers from the then Malayan Nature Society (Singapore Branch) stumbl...

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Goodbye Jacky

By Joy, on 12/01/2009 |

Jacky left us today and gone to Rainbow Bridge. Although he only lived with us for 3 months, we treated him like family and he was very happy during his stay. He will always be missed by Jeannie, Jewel and all his humans. He died a natural death at home with … [read more]

Haw Par Villa

By Joy, on 1/01/2009 |

Religion, Culture, Festivals

Haw Par Villa, formerly called Tiger Balm Gardens, was originally constructed in 1937 by “Tiger Balm King” Aw Boon Haw as a grand residence for his younger brother, Aw Boon Par, who helped create their fortune with the anagesic balm. In English, Haw Par Villa translates as Villa of the Tiger … [read more]

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