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This is a continuation of the army characters post. When I first started my national service, one my buddies commented that coming to army is like watching discovery channel, because you find all kinds of people in the army, different personalities to different occupations etc. Guess who are these characters!
7 Jun 2011
Dear great-great-great-grandchildren,
Today, I have this urge to write to all of you about my excursions to the Bukit Timah Railway Station and various parts along the KTM railway tracks on 4 Jun 2011. I do not know if you would ever experience these places like I did?
“iremember goes to Toa Payoh” is the first of a series of outreach initiatives to the heartlands island-wide. At this carnival we will be premiering two local short films by Singapore film-makers Tan Pin Pin and Wee Li Lin. They were commissioned as part of the Singapore Memory Singapore’s efforts to showcase memories via [...]
As a child I remember reading the adventures of the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew which were widely available in the library. They were written by written by Franklin W. Dixon and Carolyn Keene – names that I would later find out were pseuodonyms! Brian Mitchell blogs about the children’s books he read in the [...]
Discover, share and contribute on all things Singapore! The Singapore story is not simply a tale of one city’s rise from third-world to the first. It is also enriched by every Singaporean’s individual memories and our collective experiences. Whether it is memories of your carefree school days or the taste of your favourite childhood foods, [...]
Yesterday Singapore observed Total Defence Day, a day chosen because it was the day Singapore fell to the Japanese invasion in 1942. This year is particularly significant as it is the 70th anniversary. Here are three timely posts from several heritage bloggers about Singapore and World War II: Jerome writes about the events at Bukit [...]
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Well my man, you have started the ball rolling. More more more of your Tekong and SISPEC journey please.
Posted on March 16th, 2009 at 1:10 pm
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