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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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Pritam Singh


Finally finished my yearly routine of reviewing all my MPS cases. This very recent one struck me because it was so unusual when the resident (X) first saw me. X just wanted the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) to stop "disturbing" him with th...See More

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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Pritam Singh

In between selling the Hammer this morning with the WP, I reminisced about the sights and sounds growing up at Sims Drive and the uncles who gathered opposite our HDB flat on the weekend mornings (minus the plastic chairs though....there were stone benches then!). Great memories.....the singing bulbuls are the only constant it seems!

 

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[h=1]13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party[/h]<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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13.10.27 Paya Lebar Division Blk 174D Zone Party

<abbr title="October 27, 2013" data-utime="1382827440">October 27</abbr> ·

Today we had a 'Share Your Talent & Kampong Games' Party at Blk 174D Hougang Ave 1. We invited residents to participate and showcase their talent to their neighbours. Children were treated to good old kampong games such as zero point, five stones, and shuttercock (chateh).

Photographer: Adrian Sim

 

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[h=1]13.10.12 - Serangoon Gardens Trail[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 1:46am" data-utime="1384537577" class="timestamp">5 hours ago</abbr> · Taken in Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore

From Serangoon Garden Circus to CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, passing by Serangoon Gardens Country Club, My Village (where the old Paramount Theatre used to stand), to where the old Serangoon Gardens Community Centre used to be and the nearby Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens, and finally, Church of St. Francis Xavier, residents experienced a nostalgic morning walk with MP Sylvia Lim.

We were indeed very honoured to have local residents who have stayed in Serangoon Gardens for more than half a century, to lead the walk, introducing various places to us, and told us stories about life in the Gardens.

Oh, by the way, have i mentioned that Serangoon Gardens is also known as "Ang Sar Lee" in Hokkien, meaning "red roofs"? The term is used to describe the red-roofed houses originally built to house the British soldiers in the 1950s. It is no wonder that many roads in the Gardens take the names of streets and towns in England, such as Chartwell, Cardiff, Kensington and the like. This is just one of the interesting facts we learnt during the trail.

Photo credit: Jason Quay

 

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[h=1]13.10.12 - Serangoon Gardens Trail[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 1:46am" data-utime="1384537577" class="timestamp">5 hours ago</abbr> · Taken in Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore

From Serangoon Garden Circus to CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, passing by Serangoon Gardens Country Club, My Village (where the old Paramount Theatre used to stand), to where the old Serangoon Gardens Community Centre used to be and the nearby Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens, and finally, Church of St. Francis Xavier, residents experienced a nostalgic morning walk with MP Sylvia Lim.

We were indeed very honoured to have local residents who have stayed in Serangoon Gardens for more than half a century, to lead the walk, introducing various places to us, and told us stories about life in the Gardens.

Oh, by the way, have i mentioned that Serangoon Gardens is also known as "Ang Sar Lee" in Hokkien, meaning "red roofs"? The term is used to describe the red-roofed houses originally built to house the British soldiers in the 1950s. It is no wonder that many roads in the Gardens take the names of streets and towns in England, such as Chartwell, Cardiff, Kensington and the like. This is just one of the interesting facts we learnt during the trail.

Photo credit: Jason Quay

 

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[h=1]13.10.12 - Serangoon Gardens Trail[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 1:46am" data-utime="1384537577" class="timestamp">5 hours ago</abbr> · Taken in Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore

From Serangoon Garden Circus to CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, passing by Serangoon Gardens Country Club, My Village (where the old Paramount Theatre used to stand), to where the old Serangoon Gardens Community Centre used to be and the nearby Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens, and finally, Church of St. Francis Xavier, residents experienced a nostalgic morning walk with MP Sylvia Lim.

We were indeed very honoured to have local residents who have stayed in Serangoon Gardens for more than half a century, to lead the walk, introducing various places to us, and told us stories about life in the Gardens.

Oh, by the way, have i mentioned that Serangoon Gardens is also known as "Ang Sar Lee" in Hokkien, meaning "red roofs"? The term is used to describe the red-roofed houses originally built to house the British soldiers in the 1950s. It is no wonder that many roads in the Gardens take the names of streets and towns in England, such as Chartwell, Cardiff, Kensington and the like. This is just one of the interesting facts we learnt during the trail.

Photo credit: Jason Quay

 

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[h=1]13.10.12 - Serangoon Gardens Trail[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 1:46am" data-utime="1384537577" class="timestamp">5 hours ago</abbr> · Taken in Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore

From Serangoon Garden Circus to CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, passing by Serangoon Gardens Country Club, My Village (where the old Paramount Theatre used to stand), to where the old Serangoon Gardens Community Centre used to be and the nearby Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens, and finally, Church of St. Francis Xavier, residents experienced a nostalgic morning walk with MP Sylvia Lim.

We were indeed very honoured to have local residents who have stayed in Serangoon Gardens for more than half a century, to lead the walk, introducing various places to us, and told us stories about life in the Gardens.

Oh, by the way, have i mentioned that Serangoon Gardens is also known as "Ang Sar Lee" in Hokkien, meaning "red roofs"? The term is used to describe the red-roofed houses originally built to house the British soldiers in the 1950s. It is no wonder that many roads in the Gardens take the names of streets and towns in England, such as Chartwell, Cardiff, Kensington and the like. This is just one of the interesting facts we learnt during the trail.

Photo credit: Jason Quay

 

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人民万岁 LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE

 

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[h=1]13.10.12 - Serangoon Gardens Trail[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 1:46am" data-utime="1384537577" class="timestamp">21 hours ago</abbr> · Taken in Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore

From Serangoon Garden Circus to CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, passing by Serangoon Gardens Country Club, My Village (where the old Paramount Theatre used to stand), to where the old Serangoon Gardens Community Centre used to be and the nearby Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens, and finally, Church of St. Francis Xavier, residents experienced a nostalgic morning walk with MP Sylvia Lim.

We were indeed very honoured to have local residents who have stayed in Serangoon Gardens for more than half a century, to lead the walk, introducing various places to us, and told us stories about life in the Gardens.

Oh, by the way, have i mentioned that Serangoon Gardens is also known as "Ang Sar Lee" in Hokkien, meaning "red roofs"? The term is used to describe the red-roofed houses originally built to house the British soldiers in the 1950s. It is no wonder that many roads in the Gardens take the names of streets and towns in England, such as Chartwell, Cardiff, Kensington and the like. This is just one of the interesting facts we learnt during the trail.

Photo credit: Jason Quay

 

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[h=1]13.10.12 - Serangoon Gardens Trail[/h]Updated <abbr title="Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 1:46am" data-utime="1384537577" class="timestamp">21 hours ago</abbr> · Taken in Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore

From Serangoon Garden Circus to CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel, passing by Serangoon Gardens Country Club, My Village (where the old Paramount Theatre used to stand), to where the old Serangoon Gardens Community Centre used to be and the nearby Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens, and finally, Church of St. Francis Xavier, residents experienced a nostalgic morning walk with MP Sylvia Lim.

We were indeed very honoured to have local residents who have stayed in Serangoon Gardens for more than half a century, to lead the walk, introducing various places to us, and told us stories about life in the Gardens.

Oh, by the way, have i mentioned that Serangoon Gardens is also known as "Ang Sar Lee" in Hokkien, meaning "red roofs"? The term is used to describe the red-roofed houses originally built to house the British soldiers in the 1950s. It is no wonder that many roads in the Gardens take the names of streets and towns in England, such as Chartwell, Cardiff, Kensington and the like. This is just one of the interesting facts we learnt during the trail.

Photo credit: Jason Quay