Deepavali is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs in Singapore.
Wishing all Hindus and Sikhs visitors a very Happy Deepavali.
You can read about the "festival of lights" below.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Deepavali @ Changi Airport
Exactly a week to Deepavali (or some call it Diwali) and the decorations are all up at Changi Airport.
Deepavali is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs in Singapore.
Wishing all Hindus and Sikhs visitors a very Happy Deepavali.
You can read about the "festival of lights" below.
Deepavali is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs in Singapore.
Wishing all Hindus and Sikhs visitors a very Happy Deepavali.
You can read about the "festival of lights" below.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Playing Monopoly again...
I know quite a few people who are quite excited when the fast food restaurant with the golden arches reintroduced Monopoly yet again!
Did I follow the arrow? No, I went straight to jail, bypass Go and did not collect the $200 (or $80,000 here). :-p
Many folks in Singapore will definitely go for it. (One of the reasons why the casinos are doing well). Folks here love the thrill of having a change of winning something though the chance is very slim. I have friends and colleagues who always say this: we want to 'buy a hope'. 买一个希望. (Mai3 Yi2 Ge4 Xi1 Wang4.) Are you in that category?
Did I follow the arrow? No, I went straight to jail, bypass Go and did not collect the $200 (or $80,000 here). :-p
Many folks in Singapore will definitely go for it. (One of the reasons why the casinos are doing well). Folks here love the thrill of having a change of winning something though the chance is very slim. I have friends and colleagues who always say this: we want to 'buy a hope'. 买一个希望. (Mai3 Yi2 Ge4 Xi1 Wang4.) Are you in that category?
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