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things you miss from the past?
- Thread starter JWNY
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I miss the pickled young papaya and mango they used to sell at drink stalls.
The old Robinsons site before it burned down by an electrical fire.
The coast line behind Katong before land reclaimed for Marine Parade.
Remember staring at Sentosa's cable cars from the barracks of Gillman camp during stand by bed.
Hell, now I remember the first weekend out during basic training. Real food finally after 5 weeks.
Motorcycles through Daytona, Monza and Mt Faber.
Also top speed runs next to the airport.
I liked the Beefeater restaurant on River Valley Rd. Also Troika down in Orchard.
Singapore has the most awesome collection of food in the world.
Quite a few very good friends.
The old Robinsons site before it burned down by an electrical fire.
The coast line behind Katong before land reclaimed for Marine Parade.
Remember staring at Sentosa's cable cars from the barracks of Gillman camp during stand by bed.
Hell, now I remember the first weekend out during basic training. Real food finally after 5 weeks.
Motorcycles through Daytona, Monza and Mt Faber.
Also top speed runs next to the airport.
I liked the Beefeater restaurant on River Valley Rd. Also Troika down in Orchard.
Singapore has the most awesome collection of food in the world.
Quite a few very good friends.
Omg, that goes back awhile ..you meant ah neh rojak and stuff. Then you had the stalls lining longkang near Cathay.. popular with OLs too.
I ate the char kway teow with HUM from father to son, now the coffee shop is torn down, the son is selling the food somewhere in SINgapore. The Hay Piah Ngo Hiang man retired, his niece took over, his children didn't want to continue, the only thing that was hand made when she took over, was the ngo hiang. After a while she closed down, the coffee shop I remember the home made barley, missed the ambiance of that place.
Next door was the US embassy, I was a member of the USIS ( United States Information Service) library member, still have the library membership card with me. Back then, the US embassy wasn't like FORT KNOX so inaccessible.
Opposite was Tao Nan School, and left hand side was The Bible Society...down the road towards MPH was Great Shanghai Restaurant, Mayfair hotel right? and Wilmer Clinic & Cosdell Singapore was upstairs.
does anyone remember Johor Road ? Dr. Chan Ah Kw's Clinic ? I remember the very interesting views of Johor Road, whilst walking pass, to get to the bucher chop at Victria streets,... what happend to prstitutes and Transvestites, when they grow old ? or do they all die young ?
with Malaysia Cup back, do you guys think our S-League is neglected? Doesn't seem to feel like before
bring my gf up the stairs between Hill Street Fire station and Hill street police station, to Fort Canning for a round of "rubba rubba"... ha ha ha
Better still, hike across to section (behind ex national library, drama centre) ... got some old tomestones, sure chabor scared, and rest leave to your imagination:p Only problem is humidity, and if after rain .. get wet.
I almost always ate that hay piah ngo hiang in that kpt whenever I went to the library. I think in those days all of that hand made by the shop and not a reseller like nowadays.
Further up, Methodist Book Room. Next to it, Masonic something. Very secretive chaps. ACPS next door.
Any bro here recall Tivoli? Owned by Lim family that produced 3 national swimmers - David, Jenny and Alan. Latter not that outstanding.
Never went that way, I used the more discreet flight of stairs, what is line from Eddie Rabbit song, " I found love, at the top of the stairs".
Tivoli owned by them? never knew, who can forget...how about Chico & Charlie anyone? drank my first Martguerita there & I couldn't stand up for at least half an hour, ha ha ha
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