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Merry Christmas 2013

It started with a not-so-simple Nativity Scene in St. Ignatius church… The stable with the manger They depicted the whole village scene Complete with a small market Then, it continued with an actual fir tree.  Specifically, a 3-feet tall Noble Pine tree. Before After my decorating skills! I have a Rudolph Then came the food...

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Bitten by the Craft Bug

During my hospitalisation leave, I was bitten by the craft bug.  Specifically, the crochet bug.  It started with this: Which was eventually turned into this: You probably have to tilt your head to the right.  It’s a small pouch and I made it as a Christmas present for Moon.  I made a purple one for...

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And I turn 30

Topic: Melissa’s 30th BirthdayVenue: Fremantle Fish Market, Clarke QuayTheme: Sentimental CircusDress Code: Pink and Black How many people adhered to the dress code? 5 out of 18! There was tooooo much food!   I made a guestbook which allowed all of my friends to write messages alongside some old photos which we took ages ago. ...

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Celebrating at Marina Bay Sands

Last Sunday was my parents’ 35th wedding anniversary and they celebrated in style at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) for a 1 night staycation.  It started off with the whole family having lunch at Carnivore where we stuffed ourselves with lots of meat! Yes…we’re absolutely carnivorous!! LOL.  After lunch was the check-in!  This is the view...

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Simple Life with Complexity – What One Can Learn From the Amish

Strangely riveting. That’s my reaction to the BBC documentary on the Amish.  When I chanced upon this video on YouTube, I thought that it would just be an interesting insight into the Amish culture, which is relatively unknown to this part of the world. How wrong I was.  What initially started out as your typical...

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Dad’s Birthday Celebrations 2013 at Catalunya

This year, we didn’t celebrate our parents’ birthdays together because Mum had a special 60th birthday party.  So, for Dad, we decided to go to the Spanish restaurant Catalunya located at Fullerton Pavilion. For starters, we ordered some tapas, like cod fritters (above) and bread with tomato and olive oil (below).  The cod fritters were...

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Halia @ Raffles Hotel

They took away Seah Street Deli at Raffles Hotel and replaced it with Halia!! Can’t complain since I’m not a fan of Seah Street Deli nor have I eaten at Halia before so this was a nice place to try out with the family. Mum ordered a starter of roasted carrot soup with olive oil...

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Alistair’s 1st Birthday

How time flies.  It seemed like only a few months ago that I attended Alistair’s 1st month party and carried him in my arms while he slept.  Now, he’s a very heavy 1 year old who is able to shake his head to say ‘no’ and will pick who to carry him.  Part 1 of...