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A Truly Global Feng Shui Resource Site...
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Old Singapore 60 years ago The above video emphasizes the importance of rekindling childhood memories for elderly citizens, highlighting that such experiences can be beneficial for all Singaporeans, regardless of age. This connection to the past fosters a sense of community and shared heritage among generations. +++ Old 1970’s Singapore Map
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How you work is how you live. Do you agree with this?
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Things to do if you get into a traffic accident while on your bicycle https://www.google.com.sg/amp/s/sportsincycling.com/blog/things-to-do-traffic-accident-while-on-your-bicycle/amp/
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================================ This was forwarded to me. But frankly, I do not know the original source. To me this makes common sense or sound advice! ================================= Avoid Sudden Death at Night Shared by a doctor ... For those who get up at night to check the house or urinate. Each individual must take note of three and a half minutes. Often this happens: a person who still looks healthy has died at night. We often hear stories of people saying: "Yesterday, I was chatting with him, why did he die suddenly? The reason is that when you get up at night to go to the bathroom, it is often done in a hurry. We…
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This uncle’s plum Sister had already passed away many years ago. Her stall was then at Tampines Central. Later, when NEX just opened, her daughter (also quite plum) ran a stall at the food-court that is on the upper floors. This elderly uncle indeed ran a stall at Scotts in the 1990's. And has relocated to this food court. Their family stall once upon a time was at Bras Basah Road area. In the past had very Long queues. And has a history that stretched towards 1948!
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Spotted: This taxi kept two bundles of pandan leaves behind the rear window ...
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Located at Anchorvale (near to Tongkang LRT) Started it’s operations around year 2002. Notice it’s first generation signage, also.
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Sign says Closed until further notice... What do you think this means? Hmmm It has been around Katong for at least 50 + years or more!
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Their mock (fake) meat was outstandingly flavourful. Cheap and nice.
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Location: Kim Keat Palm
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From what I understand, not that popular in Singapore. But a few HDB estates install these in the master bedroom toilets...
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This is a rarity nowadays... so old school... This suggests that the people running such a stall may have been selling there for many years. It could also mean the stall is quite busy. Nowadays, we see discs being given out. When it’s your turn, the disc will alert you.
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This Mee Pok stall at Block 4A Jalan Batu FC sells their fish ball noodles at only $2.50/. Large portion costs $3/-. Still cheap
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Above: If one does not want a heavy meal. If one order a “ Thosai Masala” it is the same as above but with mashed potatoes added as a filling... Location BUKIT Batok West Riges Coffee-shop. Thin and crispy... good! Plus curry is flavourful
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Recent years... the sale of CNY floor mats. This year decide to highlight something less usual...
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