I have some trouble sleeping lately. I takes me a long while to sleep at night. When I do get to sleep, I would wake up in the middle of the night and I would again have trouble going back to sleep. I would feel so groggy and tired the next day. I also often wake up with a bad neck pain. I realized it is because of our old pillows. It is so old that it is almost flat. We also don't know how to wash our pillows properly. Having two young kids you can imagine what kind of stuff adheres to the … [Read more...]
SINGLISH 101
Yesterday, Singapore celebrated their 52nd Birthday. Majulah, Singapore! To join in their commemoration of their National Day, I decided to write about one of the things that makes the country uniquely Singapore .......is their language. It was a relief when I moved her 5 years ago that majority of Singaporeans speak English. So conversing with them and go about town was easier as compared to say living in say, Japan, Korea, France, etc. But if you listen to Singaporeans speak you may say … [Read more...]
EXPAT DIARIES: AMERICAN BLOGGER, KELSEY OF SARIS AND SCONES BLOG IN MUMBAI, INDIA
"(Wikipedia) ‘An Expatriate (often shortened to Expat) is a person temporarily or permanently residing in a country other than that of their citizenship. The word comes from the Latin terms ex (“out of”) and patria (“country, fatherland”). This blog aims to discover people who are Expats or I would often call it, adventurers like me, venturing out in a new place to call home and creating memories. I have previously lived with my parents and siblings in the Saudi Arabia when I was in high … [Read more...]
TRYING AUTHENTIC PERANAKAN CUISINE AT THE PERANAKAN SINGAPORE
In my first few months in Singapore, I met a beautiful Malaysian Chinese lady. That is when I was introduced to the word: Peranakan. She is a Peranakan. Based on Wikipedia, Peranakan refers to the descendants of Chinese immigrants who came to Malaysia and Singapore. They are also referred to as Baba-Nyonya. Many were the elites of Singapore. Most have lived for generations along the straits of Malacca. They are known to be good cooks hence, the Peranakan cuisine came about. I was always … [Read more...]
HELPING HANDS FOR MOMMIES ABROAD
I have to, with heavy heart, hand my then-10 months old wailing Naj to our new helper because I have to go to work and I was already running late. I could hear Naj crying because he wants more Mommy hugs as I head to our condo lift. I couldn't help but run back to our place to soothe Naj with hugs and kisses. But everytime I detach, more crying and wailing comes. But I have to go to work. My record in punctuality at work has plummeted since Naj turned 6months old. We initially decided … [Read more...]
NAJ’S SINGAPORE ZOO BIRTHDAY
Naj just turned 3 years old two weeks ago. We initially planned for a trip to Kuala Lumpur but my husband's work schedule won't allow so we thought of other ways to celebrate Naj's birthday beside throwing a big party. And we thought, hey why not a trip to the Zoo! He can identify animals now and seen animal cartoons on TV. He would love to see the real ones we are sure. And we were right! He and Fynn had a fun time at Singapore Zoo. How to get to Singapore Zoo Coming from the East, we … [Read more...]
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