Fashion & Style Diary
Got a chat with Joseph Schooling and asked him some fun questions!
This one was for all the fangirls (and boys!).
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With special thanks to: Mothership.sg
Every month, I’ll share some of my favourite finds – movies, books, places, buys – good things should be shared! Please share some of your favourite things so I can check them out too!
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Pay, pay, pay…The prices of everything, including transport fares, have risen and we Singaporeans are feeling the pinch!
Watch to the end for your chance to win a special pampering treat to help ease some of that!
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There’s a new Party in town to rival the Workers’ Party (WP), the People’s Action Party (PAP) and all the others. Meet Chee Hsien Khiang, the chairman of the Singapore Democratic Solidarity People’s Action’s Alliance for Reform of Singapore (SDSPAARS). In the second video of this series, he shares his party manifesto and also talks about what issues are close to his heart and what he will tackle fist should he be voted into government.
Will he win your vote? ❎
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What are some of the stupidest things that make us uniquely Singaporean? Did you think SG50 fishcake was a good idea? How about the Great Singapore Workout? (If you need a refresher, you can check out how it looked like in 1993 here & erm…they even updated it for the 2010s here). How about CPF? Great savings plan or “Return our CPF!”? Let me know your thoughts!
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There’s a new Party in town to rival the Workers’ Party (WP) and the People’s Action Party (PAP) and all the others. Meet Chee Hsien Khiang, the chairman of the Singapore Democratic Solidarity People’s Action’s Alliance for Reform of Singapore (SDSPAARS).
Will he win your vote? ❎ Let me know in the comment box below!
Should there only be Singaporeans in Singapore? What are your thoughts on foreigners in our work force? And should Singaporeans have a birth right – special privileges simply for being Singaporean? I hit the streets to find out.