It is my annual trip to the Singapore Zoo and you know what that means? It is my birthday again. I have said it before and I am saying it again: Singaporeans and PRs gain free entry to the WRS parks (Singapore Zoo, River Safari, Night Safari, Singapore Bird Park) on their birthdays! Isn't that neat?
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Singapore Zoo 新加坡动物园 2016
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It is my annual trip to the Singapore Zoo and you know what that means? It is my birthday again. I have said it before and I am saying it again: Singaporeans and PRs gain free entry to the WRS parks (Singapore Zoo, River Safari, Night Safari, Singapore Bird Park) on their birthdays! Isn't that neat?
Scream, Nanoblock fans!
After Hong Kong and Malaysia, the McDonald's Food Icons X Nanoblock is finally coming to Singapore!
The Nanoblock will be made available in stores every Monday from 22 February 2016 at 11am and each collectible is available for sale with purchase of any EVM (Extra Value Meal).
The Nanoblock are released as follow:
After Hong Kong and Malaysia, Singapore is the third Asian country to launch the McDonald's Food Icons X Nanoblock!
The promotion will be launched next week (22 February 2016) but there will be a sneak preview this coming Wednesday (17 February 2016).
McDonald's will be setting up their smallest store in the world at Bugis Junction Atrium (outside Bossini) and the first 100 customers can order one of the following items: Big Mac, French Fries (M), McFlurry Oreo, Apple Pie, McCafe Premium Roast Coffee or a Coca Cola (S).
Each customer will receive their order free of charge along with one matching McDonald's Food Icons X Nanoblock.
The restaurant will operate from 12pm and orders are limited to one menu item per customer.
This is a ONE day only event so do not miss it!
On 17 February 2016, we launched the World’s Smallest McDonald’s® for one day only. For those who missed it, get our exclusive McDonald’s® Food Icons x Nanoblocks® Collector’s Kit in stores from 22 February, 11am onwards. While stocks last! For more information, visit https://goo.gl/cduKGG
Posted by McDonald's on Sunday, 21 February 2016
More details on the promotion will be shared soon.
Current promotion page: https://www.mcdonalds.com.sg/nanoblock
McDonald's Website: https://www.mcdonalds.com.sg
McDonald's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mcdsg
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The British army surrendered Singapore to the Japanese forces at the Ford Factory in Bukit Timah on 15 February 1942.
The annual Total Defence Day is picked on this date to remind Singaporeans of the sufferings of our forefathers during World War II and what we stand to lose if we are unable to defend ourselves.
The sirens on the Public Warning System (PWS) will also go off for a minute at 6.20pm - the historical time that the British surrendered to the Japanese.
Total Defence is the name of Singapore's comprehensive defence strategy, based on the understanding that besides military action, aggressors can also attack the country by wrecking its economic systems, tearing its social fabric apart, targeting Singaporeans' beliefs and commitment to defence, and its ability to recover from disasters, both natural and man-made.
The Total Defence concept encompasses five key aspects – military, civil, economic, social and psychological defence – and focuses on the need for each Singaporean to play his or her part to defend the nation.
The annual Total Defence Day is picked on this date to remind Singaporeans of the sufferings of our forefathers during World War II and what we stand to lose if we are unable to defend ourselves.
The sirens on the Public Warning System (PWS) will also go off for a minute at 6.20pm - the historical time that the British surrendered to the Japanese.
Total Defence is the name of Singapore's comprehensive defence strategy, based on the understanding that besides military action, aggressors can also attack the country by wrecking its economic systems, tearing its social fabric apart, targeting Singaporeans' beliefs and commitment to defence, and its ability to recover from disasters, both natural and man-made.
The Total Defence concept encompasses five key aspects – military, civil, economic, social and psychological defence – and focuses on the need for each Singaporean to play his or her part to defend the nation.
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River Hong Bao 2016
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Marina Bay Sands and Artscience Museum
On the third day of the lunar new year, the folks wanted to visit River Hong Bao so I brought them there via the new Downtown Line which is much more convenient and faster compared to the East West Line. The public transport infrastructure is so well connected now there is no need to own a car in Singapore.
We alighted at Bayfront Station and exited through Marina Bay Sands.
Cast: Mark Lee, Aileen Tan, Wang Lei, Suhaimi Yusof
Director: Jack Neo
Genre: Period Comedy
Language: Hokkien and Malay with Mandarin, English and Malay Subtitles
Release Date: 5 February 2016
Distributor: Golden Village Pictures, Shaw, MM2 Entertainment
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We all know Aileen Tan can act and she did not disappoint in her role as the ill-fated Zhao Di in Jack Neo's latest movie. In an era where boys are favoured over girls, returning home with three daughters in tow may not be a easy thing especially with a superstitious father like "Si Cek" (Wang Lei).
Met with one misfortune after another, her tenacity and perseverance pulled her through all of life's odds against her.
Met with one misfortune after another, her tenacity and perseverance pulled her through all of life's odds against her.
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The Old Bukit Purmei Lor Mee Lost And Found! Reopened @ West Coast Drive!
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Update: Bukit Purmei Lor Mee has permanently closed.
By now, you might have already heard about the old Bukit Purmei Lor Mee reopening for business at Blk 501 West Coast Drive.
I was taken aback when I heard the news a year ago that the stall at Bukit Purmei had closed down due to Uncle Teo suffering from a heart attack. However, I am glad that he is back in action again after a year of recuperation.
The current hawker taking over his stall at Blk 109 Bukit Purmei (also selling lor mee) is in no way affiliated with him, as clarified on their FB page. I guess the clarification came about because some customers who did not know about the change of hands thought uncle's lor mee standard has dropped - quite drastically!
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