Yes, I know a stay-at-home order has caused a lot of disruptions to our daily life. I don’t love it, but can’t deny that there are good things that have come out of it. Just like most things in life, a partial lockdown or circuit breaker as it is known in Singapore has its sets of goods and bads. Instead […]
Hey all, It’s the weekend. Let’s indulge in some super yummy food, anything that makes us happy. :) I’m looking at Yoghurt, Char Siew Bun, milk tea, sashimi and Singapore Fried Bee Hoon. :) After that, join me in some simple indoor exercises. I’ll be doing 3 sets of sit-ups first, each with 30 reps (if you are starting out,
The first post in 2016 is dedicated to my dog – BB who has sprung an amazing recovery despite being gravely ill for 3 months. We all thought he wouldn’t be able to make it. I even kept a diary to record his good and bad days. When the number of bad days exceeds the good ones for a prolonged
10 Oct 2015 could have been the death anniversary of my dog. I brought BB to the clinic on Saturday and told them I would like to put him to sleep. I couldn’t control my tears, and had already started grieving. They gave me a box of tissues…. Senior Dog Gravely-ill since August If you have read the first post,
It has been a depressing and tiring week for me. My 14-year old dog has totally stopped eating and drinking. Even a display of his favorite human food or treats doesn’t tempt him anymore. He simply refused to open his mouth. Two days ago, he’d displayed a loss in appetite, but was still willing to be fed by hand. Things
23 March 2015 The day we bade goodbye to the founding father of Singapore I was too young to witness the adversities faced in the early days of Singapore’s development. Multi-racial riots where curfews were imposed were only things I’d heard from my mother. She told me that people of different races and religions were attacking one another, leaving many dead