As part of our Restaurant Week adventures in May 2022, we reserved a dinner for two at Ruth Chris Steakhouse for $68++ excluding add ons. We have heard for a long time from friends that the steak here is a must-try and we were pretty excited to finally get the opportunity to visit Ruth Chris.Continue reading “Review: Ruth Chris Steakhouse at Park Royal Marina Bay”
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How to choose an infant care or childcare in Singapore
If you are a first-time parent in Singapore, one of the things to do is to register your interest for infant care (2- 18 months) or childcare (18 months and up) the day your kid is born. No joking – once you get the necessary details, it’s time to register interest at a school. ItContinue reading “How to choose an infant care or childcare in Singapore”
Review: Restaurant Week SG (May 2022) : Amo at Hongkong St
I was a big fan of Restaurant Week many years back and after the whole reopening after covid, decided to try out some of the places again! Held from 6-29 May 2022, lunch starts from S$28 and dinner S$38! Amo was a last minute choice and I was glad that a weekend lunch was available.Continue reading “Review: Restaurant Week SG (May 2022) : Amo at Hongkong St”
How to upskill without spending too much money
I was thinking the other day about how long it has been since I graduated. It was 2014 and has been almost 10 years! The thought of upskilling has always been on my mind, but a quick search showed that I not only needed to commit effort and time, but a ton load of money!Continue reading “How to upskill without spending too much money”
Favourite Artist Series: Wu Guan Zhong 吳冠中
While I am no art expert, I decided to start this series of my favourite artists with Wu Guan Zhong 吴冠中 because I felt the connection to his paintings the first time I saw them in Singapore. Perhaps it is that mix of western and chinese influence that captivates me, or that the simplicty ofContinue reading “Favourite Artist Series: Wu Guan Zhong 吳冠中”
Ways to save money this Christmas
Christmas is my favourite time of year – winding down that busy year, meeting up with friends, exchanging presents… it’s also the time of the year that I spend so much on gifts, decorations and Christmas food! Before you continue reading this article, I want to reiterate that you don’t actually have a “net profit”Continue reading “Ways to save money this Christmas”
Teaching
Teaching Geography has always been something I wanted to do since I was young. I could become like the teacher in The Magic School Bus, bringing students to any part of the world and learning topics like development, tourism, the environment. It will be so fun! I was actually awarded the MOE teaching award whenContinue reading “Teaching”
VTL – Singapore to South Korea (Seoul)
Ever since I posted my first instastory that I have arrived in Seoul on 17 November, I have been bombarded with many messages on VTL (Vaccinated Travel Lanes) and PCR tests – even though some of my friends are not visiting Seoul but other countries? LOL i’m not ICA! Here’s a short list of whatContinue reading “VTL – Singapore to South Korea (Seoul)”
Taking a breather at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park
For the past few days I have been wanting to visit Lower Seletar Reservoir Park. Where’s that you ask? Simply put, it’s the scenic route from Yio Chu Kang to Khatib not to be confused with Upper Seletar Reservoir that is nearer to Mandai. It’s not that near to Khatib MRT so if you’re goingContinue reading “Taking a breather at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park”
What I did as a student to boost my CV
My brother is in university now and he came to me few months back asking about some career advice and internships that he should apply for. I gave him some tips, and yes, he secured that job for summer. So therefore, this piece. I wanted to title this article – ‘What I did as aContinue reading “What I did as a student to boost my CV”
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