Pig spinning in his grave
Char siew and roast pork rice @ Kopitiam (Compass Point) And that would be what the poor pig would be doing if he knew his flesh had been sacrificed for what really was average fare on the dinner table. After
Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Char siew and roast pork rice @ Kopitiam (Compass Point) And that would be what the poor pig would be doing if he knew his flesh had been sacrificed for what really was average fare on the dinner table. After
Indian rojak @ Koufu (Sengkang East Avenue) … and unfortunately, as these things go, they also are amongst the most delicious foods around. One such example is Indian rojak. Indian rojak is pretty different from the other popular kind, Fruit
Vietnamese food @ Orange Lantern The second level of Hougang Mall was renovated several months ago, and now is the spanky home to a series of mid-price restaurants of many times: Japanese (Ichiban), Vietnamese (Orange Lantern), Chinese (Soup restaurant) and
Dianxin @ Kopitiam (Compass Point) The Kopitiam at Compass Point is pretty crowded at the times we have weekday dinners these days. That really has to do a lot with that the both of us are having dinners at the
The pictures from our wedding on the 18th November were finally ready a few days ago, and Ling met up with Desmond Ho, our AD photographer, to pick them up. About 700 pictures were taken, with about 94% of them
It’s been nearly two weeks since I left Singapore to return home. And home, that tiny speck of a dot one won’t even notice on maps of my home state, is where I’m at. Outside, it’s quite beautiful — and
Or so Ling complained the other evening. We’ve been incrementally adding inhabitants to the aquarium over the last week or so now. As these things go, additions of new critters need to be done slowly; adding too many at a
Both Ling and myself are pretty much still feeling amazed at how well our wedding ran on the actual day. We’d both heard quite a few horror stories of things gone wrong from others before. Even our officiating minister, Reverend
The weekend has been terrifically busy for the both of us: on the day before when we were rushing about making final arrangements, the actual day, and the day after when we were going through the post mortem. The pictures
We just had our wedding rehearsal at Wesley yesterday, and it was quite a ball. We were blessed to have a good turnout for the event, and every person who had a role to play could make it. It was
Life feels surreal now that the big day is only 4 days from now. Friends and relatives are congratulating us and the other question that pops up besides the standard wedding preparation question is “Are you excited?” As for myself,
After toying with the idea of remaining on the North-East line until its southern-most conclusion Friday, my trip to Labrador Park on Sunday afternoon found it necessary to do just that. I departed the North-East line at the Harbour Front
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