My Walk with GodOtome Gaming
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To begin with, I enjoy reading romance novels but this genre has never been a top priority in my book list. So it was pretty unusual for me to actually spend time and money ($32.05 from Kinokuniya) to purchase My Name is Memory by Ann Brashares. It first caught my attention when I read the synopsis of the bookContinue Reading

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The iPad will finally arrive on Singapore shores tomorrow. And here I am still pondering whether I should join the thousands of other ‘half-starved’ Apple lovers who are going to ravage the Apple retailers as early as 10am. I have been so in need of gratifying myself with a newContinue Reading

CareerFinancial PlanningSingapore
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Spurred by an interesting dialogue between two members of the Parliament about the adequacy of using GDP as a measure of a country’s well-being, I posted the following comment on Facebook – Quality of life is not purely determined by wealth. In less than an hour, I received a slewContinue Reading

ParenthoodTravel Planning
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Since my last vacation to the east coast of Malaysia, I am itching to plan my next trip overseas. However I am rather constraint in destination choices as this will be my 2 year old daughter’s ‘coming of age’ trip. Unfortunately she is at that stage where everything has toContinue Reading

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I finally made it in time to catch the once a day SBS premium bus 539 that would bring me direct from Pasir Ris Drive 1 to Robinsons Road in a matter of 40 minutes. This effectively saves me from having to start my day counting down the gruelling 20 minutes that the commuter bus takesContinue Reading

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It is amazing how easy it is for us to be lured into thinking that we need something that we wouldn’t have thought about in the first place. Lately I have been developing this urge to get an iPad. I cannot understand why people are so fixated over their iPhones,Continue Reading

CareerManagement 101
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I have completed the migration and compilation of all my blog entries from various sources into one. I felt sad shelving the web pages I have worked on since October 2009 but we keep looking forward. As I was tagging my entries, it felt like I had walked down memoryContinue Reading