A (narrow) passage to Changi Airport
Cycled from ECP to Changi Airport with the kids on Saturday evening. It was not as enjoyable as riding in the opposite direction towards Marina Bay Sands.
Tag Archives: lifestyle
Develop A Healthy Diet: Be A Vegetarian!
According to Dr. Karrer (a Nobel Prize laureate in the 1930s), our body cells theoretically would not age. However, human beings could not lead a long life because the by-products of our body’s metabolism are not expelled totally. It is therefore important to choose properly the food we consume. Living in the modern society, men… Read More: Develop A Healthy Diet: Be A Vegetarian! »
Some things I have given up
Jaywalking Because you can’t beat the Ferrari Train service Anytime someone tries to juxtapose “train” and “service” in the same sentence, I’m gonna beat the shit out of him/her. Reading the Straits Times Because the crap printed on those pages insults the trees that died in vain Real social interaction Because everyone prefers to talk… Read More: Some things I have given up »
10 things I’ll miss about Hong Kong
So I’ve left Hong Kong before the 7-year itch bit me. Here are 10 things I’ll miss about the territory. 1. Cantonese2. Winter3. Trams (or “ding ding” as the locals called it) – HK$2.30 gets you anywhere on the line in HK island.4. Getting to the other side of the Victoria Harbour via ferry5. Standing… Read More: 10 things I’ll miss about Hong Kong »
Bet hair day
When you walk into a hair salon for the first time, which hair stylist should you choose? Go for the one with the worst haircut. Because whoever cuts his hair is not him, so assuming they cut each other’s hair, you’ll at least be assured that you won’t choose the one whose skill sucks. Related… Read More: Bet hair day »
IKEA 2012 catalogue
Went to IKEA Causeway Bay this morning and managed to pick up a copy of the 2012 catalogue after getting past the cashiers. Seemed like the catalogues – each measuring 19cm (W) by 22cm (H) and 1cm in thickness – were fresh out of the oven (so to speak) as they were still stacked on… Read More: IKEA 2012 catalogue »