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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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Itchy Scratchy Update (September)

By Joy, on 30/09/2009 |

Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Diet: Changed to pork / fish with oats and carrots
Scratching: Chest area mostly in the mornings, no rash but skin is red.
Actions: Gave long acting antihistamine for itching.

Friday, September 4, 2009
Diet: Pork / fish with oats and carrots
Scratching: Scratching has reduced substantially.

Sunday, September 6, 2009
Diet: Pork / fish … [read more]

Mandai Lake Area – Fenced Out

By Jeannie & Jewel, on 20/09/2009 |

Jungle Trekking

As we’ve trekked in the Mandai Lake Area quite a number of times but the last one was more than a year ago, we decided to go recce the place for our next trek. Unfortunately, they have replaced the old fence we could climb through previously with new ones that are … [read more]

Bottle Tree Park – Part Two

By Joy, on 13/09/2009 |

Farms, Parks, Nature Trails

This is our second visit to Bottle Tree Park. To read about our other experiences at this location, check out http://joyloh.com/blog/?s=bottle+tree! We saw a little more of the park than before today :)

Scott replicating my pose with the bottle tree…

The Calabash tree (Crescentia cujete) is a plant native to Central and … [read more]

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