Oct
16
2006
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mybearbrick presents a mouth-watering photo essay on chinese deserts.
“The best snack they serve is the egg tart. The egg tart smells great even before you take the first bite. After taking a bite, the egg custard flows like a thick syrup in your mouth while the rest maintains its integrity in the tart.”
James reminisces of the heyday of Capitol Theatre in his latest post. “Once it was Singapore’s grande dame of cinemas, a destination for three generations of movie-lovers eager to see the latest Hollywood flicks.” Read James Seah’s post on Capitol Theatre. Tweet(function() { var po = document.createElement(‘script’); po.type = ‘text/javascript’; po.async = true; po.src = [...]
Have you caught the Cheongsam exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore yet? In keeping with the theme, Chun See of Good Morning Yesterday posts some pictures of his mother in the cheongsam, taken in the 1940s: See all the pictures in his post here. If you haven’t caught it already, In the Mood for [...]
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?
Sunpage announce the end of their paging services at the end of this month. If you don’t know what a pager is, then perhaps you are not a child of the 90s: Mr Brown finds an old pager while spring cleaning and explains how it works: I found this old pager in my drawer when [...]
We hear ever so often about the loss of the community spirit when people moved from kampongs into HDB flats, which greatly diminished the space for social interactions. Compared to your parents and grandparents who lived in kampongs, how much about your neighbours do you know? But people also adapt, and with the new surroundings [...]
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