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SWIMMING LESSONS FOR KIDS: THE REASONS TO LOOK FOR ACTIVE LEARNING CURVE

It goes without saying; your child needs a kind of motivation and drives to uplift the day-to-day grind of work. To keep the kids healthier, happier, and smarter, there are oodles of practices to execute; however, to acquire an all-around development in a child’s persona, swimming lessons for kids are no exception. 

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List 5 things that make you happy, then put this in the askbox for the last 10 people who liked or reblogged something from you! Get to know your mutuals and followers :)

…This is gonna make a total of 15 but oh BOY

This was mentioned in a previous ask before but singing a whole cover of ‘Rainbow Connection’ I did with friends joining me on the last third of it. It makes it extra special and I want to post it on here, but I’d rather ask the friend who I’d made this for, with posting permissions first.

Honestly? My silly little neopixel lightsaber I’ve (unwisely, in my mother’s opinion) bought at a recent con. It lights up, it makes noises, I can change the blade colour bc of the light, it’s so far everything I’ve wanted in a cheeky laser sword prop.

On a related note, my silly little sword collection! A LARP foam sword, a wooden katana, and even a steel replica of Sting, also from that same con over a few years!

Fashion! Me from 10 years ago being on this hellsite for the first year would never believe it, but growing and defining my own sense of style and aesthetics over time has not only been fun, but I *feel* happier too. I know what I like and what I don’t, and I’m still learning!

The very fact that I was blessed to go to the uni I did. Sure, the culture is different there compared to of course, my old high school and bible college, but I loved what I studied (more rather than less!) and I’m still in touch with people I’m honoured to call friends. To think some of those cool people live near or in the same city as me!

Not to be simple, but, music! I’ve been getting back into some of my favourite songs and remixes from The Living Tombstone as one point, (Long Time Friends you angy catharsis tune), but also listening to playlists I’ve curated for OCs and Stories and even shared songs with me and my friends over on Spotify has been fun!

Travel!!!! I didn’t know how much I’ve missed travel until my Singapore trip earlier this year - I missed boarding planes, taking off and landing, I missed going out to places like malls and cafes and food and friends outside of my own country. I missed the new sights to see and the good vibes to encounter when you look in the right places. And having my first taste of independent sightseeing at the botanical gardens felt like something new was set in stone.

As of recent, RP has been somewhat active between me and a couple buddies on discord. To the Chrumblr RP gang and Star Wars discord RP server: I love you and I'm grateful you allow me to bring plorbo from my brain into Situations with the characters you play!!!

Painting!!! I haven't touched it in a bit since I've been busy with other things, but I adore, ADORE watercolour and gouache painting. It brings me joy to mix colours and use my palettes to bring characters and situations to life, and I even have a whole sketchbook from 2022-2023 dedicated to just paintings. Sketchy paintings, refined ones - the only goal was to PAINT.

The crochet sunflowers I bought last year! I've got a tiny potted one on my study's windowsill with a broken Miles Morales Spidey keychain, and a longer simpler one in a glass bottle in my bedroom. I really wanna get more crochet flowers, but they were from this one random stall that set itself up like, twice overall at uni last year. That being said, I adore them.

From the same con I got my lightsaber on, I got lucky to buy a print poster of A New Hope from Lucasfilms artist Mark Raats direct. I'm not kidding, and we even had a chat and I did a little 'handy-dandy-notebook' portrait of him in line, even getting to airdrop that to him! Best bit, the poster was $30 on INCREDIBLY archival paper. I just need to get a frame for it...

Just recently, I'd gotten a haircut for the dry ends and long, thick fringe; and can I say??? I love my hairdresser? She's a really sweet Japanese lady who came from just outside Osaka and she's out here in my city doing the best and she once cut my fringe to my standards SO quickly than other hairdressers - I was stunned! I'm deeply grateful to have her work on my hair, and I could not thank her enough.

This is a bit silly somewhat to me, but I love the brown messenger bag I'd bought for myself end of last year as a treat to myself for finishing honours. Did the side strap holders snap twice? Yes. Do I care? no. I love this thing, it feels so *right* for adventure and it brings me so much joy.

Something that makes me smile if I glance at it in my study is my shelf of books. Not sketchbooks, not notebooks that have been filled (though I am proud of that too!), just proper books. From comics to 'Tales from the Loop' and cabin architecture and treehouses, and recently a couple Star Wars visual dictionaries from Pablo Hidalgo... I'm gonna need more space soon. (Shoutout to the copy of Farenheit 451 that legit made me scream and kick my feet because BRADBURY.)

Honestly? Just… friends. Online, real life - if I think about you too hard, I’ll cry. I’m blessed to have met friends online In Real Life (looking at you Swift and uni mates!), and blessed to have mailed and wrote and created silly little things to share my love with ‘em. Good are the ones that stick with you. 💙 Get loved, nerds.

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So many people are still talking about wanting to change their lives and I’m wondering whether I even need to. My life is pretty awesome. I’ve never lost a loved one suddenly or unexpectedly. I didn’t even lose a grandparent until I was 17. I’ve never been hospitalized. I’m in good physical shape with no major medical conditions. I’ve never been uncertain that I’d have my next meal or a roof over my head. I’ve never been unable to buy food or clothing or necessary supplies. I’ve never had a huge family issue with family members hating or not speaking to each other. I count my parents, my sister, my grandma, and my cousins among my best friends. I’ve never been hugely betrayed or cheated on or abused. I’ve never been a crime victim. I graduated from college and have an advanced degree. 

I’ve been to over 30 countries, over 30 U.S. states, and 27 U.S. national parks. I’ve been to some of the most recognizable cities in the world, including Sydney, Tokyo, Beijing, Singapore, Paris, Rome, Prague, New York, Chicago, Seattle, Las Vegas, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Dubai, Madrid, Miami, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Venice, and Athens. I’ve watched the sunset from New Caledonia and Aruba and the middle of the Mediterranean. I’ve ziplined through the Costa Rican rainforest. I’ve walked over the border from Thailand to Myanmar. I’ve taken road trips in Europe where I’ve been to 4 countries in one day. I’ve hiked in Patagonia. I’ve dodged traffic in Hanoi. I’ve seen the sunrise over Ankar Wat. I’ve ice skated in the biggest mall in the world on my birthday. I’ve watched New Year’s fireworks in Brisbane, Queensland and Cusco, Peru. I’ve stopped for lunch in Lake Como. I’ve stood on the Great Wall of China. I’ve ridden a train through the Candian Rockies. I’ve been to the place I consider the world’s most beautiful - Glacier Point, Yosemite - 4 times. My family owns property in Florida and the Hamptons so I have a beach getaway about 10 times a year. 

I have an apartment with my own washing machine and dishwasher. I have a job I can work remotely whenever I’m sick or otherwise need to be away from the office. I have coworkers I actually look forward to seeing. I have a cat who loves me. I live about 30 seconds away from a bakery, ice cream shop, Mexican restaurant, pizzeria, and bagel shop, and within walking distance of three grocery stores. It takes me about 4 minutes from my door to the train platform to get to work. I say this just to point out that my day-to-day life is almost absurdly easy. 

Some people would look at my life and think there are still things missing from it; I don’t have my own house, I don’t have kids, I’m not married, I have very few friends who aren’t from work or family, I don’t have my own car, I don’t make six figures, I’m still just an “associate” without a prestigious job title or ranking within my firm. But I still have a lot that most people don’t. I need to remind myself of that at times, because sometimes I even feel unsatisfied. I never feel like I’ve learned enough; I’ve never read enough books or watched enough movies or practiced enough hobbies to please myself. I often feel happy doing activities alone, but sometimes I wish I had a close friend my own age to hang out with just once a week or so to make things more interesting. I live somewhere convenient, but there are trade-offs; it’s loud, there are too many lights obscuring the sky at night, it’s crowded, it’s not where I want to be forever. I haven’t even figured out whether I’m serious about doing some of the things I say I want to do; move to the West Coast, open my own law office or other business, conduct research and write articles, buy my own house where I can have chickens and a root cellar, climb mountains. Maybe I’m just too complacent a person deep down? I fear that. I’ve found that a decent life can be a trap; if things are good enough, you can start to genuinely wonder if it’s worth it to work any harder or take any more risks to make them better. Let this be a reminder that nobody’s perfect, I guess; I have a lot that’s enviable but I still don’t have all the answers.

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A Cherished Time in Singapore

Two months ago, after finishing a one-week trip to my hometown in Quảng Ngãi Province to visit my Dad, I also considered visiting Dad Mohan in Singapore during the first week of August leading up to the National Day on August 9, 2024. This was a short but welcomed break after my two-month teaching summer course at school. Fortunately, dad did not have many plans during that time, so I was able to stay with him and Aunt Edna. This was to be my second visit to Singapore. The first was to attend and to take enormous pleasure in sister Sara and Hugh’s beautiful wedding last year. 

As always, dad is a superbly thoughtful person. Thanks to his enthusiastic support during my stay in Singapore, I had an amazing time learning new things and expanding my horizons on topics I had never experienced before.

I must admit that I’m slow at getting things done, which has led me to develop the habit of staying up late. While everyone in the house was asleep, I would still be awake until almost 2 a.m. I was a bit worried that I wouldn’t be able to get up early in the morning, and, as expected, I really could not. I ended up sleeping until almost 10 a.m. every day. However, dad just told me to rest well since it was my holiday, and there was no need to rush. I felt truly relieved, as he was just like my mom. She knows I have to wake up early every weekday to go to work, so she always lets me sleep as much as I can on weekends.

During my stay, Dad Mohan and Aunt Edna accompanied me to lots of intriguing places, like Universal Studios Singapore, East Coast Beach, Pasir Ris Park, Jewel Mall, and more, which filled me with joy and excitement. Each destination offered a unique experience. At Universal Studios, I loved the thrilling rides (if the queue wasn’t too long, I felt like I could ride them again and again). I also loved seeing adorable minions everywhere, as though I was lost in the Minion World. The serene beauty of East Coast Beach provided a peaceful contrast however. At Pasir Ris Park, I delighted in the lush greenery and had fun encounters with several adorable animals, like turtles (it was the first time I saw so many turtles swimming!), fast-running squirrels, otters and even an enormous monitor lizard swimming by—it was super large, and I felt both excited and a little scared! 

Jewel Mall has always dazzled me with its stunning architecture and indoor waterfall; no matter how many times I visit, I’m still truly impressed by its design. Visiting Little India and Arab Street was an exciting and vibrant experience. I felt as if I were in India for real, haha. The rich colors, aromatic spices, and bustling markets in Little India left me with a sense of wonder and excitement. Arab Street's mix of modern and traditional elements, along with its stunning street art and architecture, left me inspired and energized. I also revisited Fort Canning Park to finally see the tree tunnel, which was under construction during the first visitl. These outings were not just fun but also incredibly enriching, as I learned so much about Singapore’s culture, nature, and innovation. At each place, dad always shared many stories about his experiences there with his kids, along with interesting information about those places. Listening to him, I was exceedingly impressed by his keen knowledge. On top of that, I noticed that whenever he shared something, he tended to include historical evidence and examples to back up what he was saying. That’s truly something admirable and worth learning from.

Apart from visiting Singapore this time for leisure, I was especially privileged to have the opportunity to visit Julia Gabriel Learning Center in bustling Orchard Road, where David used to attend his drama course. The appointment provided me with an invaluable chance to enrich my teaching practice as well as to expand my horizons with new perspectives and methodologies that I am eager to implement. Additionally, my circle of friends has grown as I made a new friend, Huda, there. Even though we have just met, she has been very kind to me.

During this visit, I also tried a wide variety of delicious foods. Of all the dishes, I was most impressed by the Indian cuisine, at Banana Leaf Apolo along Race Course Road, with its strong and spicy flavors that I quite liked. Another delightful discovery was my newfound love for raw white radish, thanks to Emily. She prepared a truly delicious dinner with it, paired with some fried fish. Although I’ve eaten white radish many times before, this was the first time I had it raw—it was fresh and cool, and I found it surprisingly enjoyable. I also had the chance to try some Malay and Chinese cuisine, and I liked them all; they were all quite delicious. When Huda and I met for lunch at Penang Culture, she invited me to try some Malay dishes, including assam laksa (the only name I remember from the meal because I felt like I could eat more than two bowls of it, haha) and several other flavorful dishes. Additionally, I enjoyed the ribs soup that Aunt Edna made for dinner—it was incredibly delicious and packed with nutrients. On top of that, the beverages that dad mixed for me—whiskey with soda and Tanqueray with tonic —were perfectly suited to my taste.

Thank you, Dad Mohan, for taking me to so many wonderful places during my visit. Whether it was patiently waiting for me to finish my appointments or making sure I was well-fed with delicious meals, your care and attention made every moment special. I’m grateful for the new things you taught me, from sharing your knowledge about the fascinating places we visited to guiding me through my workouts at the gym. I also can’t forget the thoughtful gift you brought me from Japan—a box of Snoopy assorted sweets, which were super adorable and mouthwatering. For all these things and more, thank you for letting me enjoy my stay to the fullest.

I also want to express my deepest gratitude to Aunt Edna for taking such wonderful care of me throughout my visit. Her companionship was invaluable; she was with me every step of the way, making sure I felt comfortable and at home. I quite enjoyed traveling by MRT, as it is fast and convenient, and with aunt’s help, I’ve become more confident in navigating it on my own. She also has a real talent for photography, capturing exactly the angles I described to her and taking lots of beautiful photos of me. Beyond that, aunt is an excellent cook, always preparing delicious meals. Her attentiveness and skills made my stay in Singapore even more memorable, and I’m truly grateful for everything she did for me.

Overall, my visit to Singapore once again, was a deeply fulfilling experience. Being in the company of such thoughtful and generous people made me feel cherished and supported every step of the way. It was a journey that enriched my mind with new perspectives and left me with lasting memories. The entire experience left me feeling exhilarated and grateful for the opportunity to explore and discover new things.

-  Anh Vuong

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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Attractions to visit in Singapore

Singapore, a dynamic city-state in Southeast Asia, is renowned for its blend of cultural diversity, cutting-edge architecture, and lush green spaces. This vibrant metropolis offers a wealth of attractions that cater to all tastes, whether you're a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or a culture enthusiast. In this article, we'll explore some of Singapore's most iconic attractions, including the whimsical Museum of Ice Cream Singapore, and highlight why this city is a must-visit destination.

1. Gardens by the Bay: A Green Oasis

Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore's most iconic landmarks, offering a breathtaking fusion of nature and technology. This futuristic garden spans 101 hectares and features three main attractions: the Flower Dome, the Cloud Forest, and the Supertree Grove.

The Flower Dome, the largest glass greenhouse in the world, showcases plants from Mediterranean and semi-arid regions. Visitors can stroll through themed gardens and marvel at exotic flowers and plants. The Cloud Forest, on the other hand, replicates a tropical mountain environment and houses a spectacular indoor waterfall. The Supertree Grove, with its towering tree-like structures, comes alive at night with a stunning light and sound show, making it a magical experience for all ages.

2. Marina Bay Sands: A Luxury Experience

Marina Bay Sands is a world-famous luxury resort that boasts a hotel, a casino, a shopping mall, and the iconic SkyPark. The SkyPark, perched atop three soaring towers, offers breathtaking panoramic views of Singapore's skyline. The infinity pool, reserved for hotel guests, is one of the most Instagrammed spots in the city.

Visitors can also explore the ArtScience Museum, which hosts interactive exhibits that blend art, science, and technology. With its unique lotus-shaped design, the museum is a striking addition to the Marina Bay skyline.

3. Museum of Ice Cream Singapore: A Sweet Delight

The Museum of Ice Cream Singapore is a whimsical attraction that brings the joy of ice cream to life. This interactive museum features colorful exhibits, immersive installations, and plenty of photo opportunities. Visitors can indulge in unlimited ice cream treats and explore different themed rooms, each offering a unique experience. From a sprinkle pool to a banana jungle, the museum is a delightful escape for kids and adults alike.

Museum of Ice Cream Singapore Tickets

To visit this unique attraction, you’ll need to purchase Museum of Ice Cream Singapore Tickets. Tickets can be bought online or at the museum entrance but booking in advance is highly recommended to secure your preferred time slot and avoid long queues. The museum's vibrant and playful environment makes it a perfect destination for families, couples, and friends looking for a sweet adventure.

4. Sentosa Island: A Fun-Filled Retreat

Sentosa Island is Singapore’s premier resort getaway, home to a myriad of attractions and activities. Whether you’re looking for thrilling adventures or relaxing beaches, Sentosa has something for everyone.

Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore is a major highlight, offering thrilling rides, shows, and attractions based on popular movies and TV shows. It’s a fantastic destination for families and thrill-seekers alike.

Adventure Cove Waterpark

For water-based fun, Adventure Cove Waterpark is the place to be. With exciting water slides, a lazy river, and snorkeling with marine life, it’s a perfect spot to cool off and have a splash-tastic time.

5. Singapore Zoo and Night Safari: Wildlife Wonders

The Singapore Zoo is renowned for its open-concept enclosures that mimic the natural habitats of its animals. Home to over 2,800 animals from around the world, the zoo offers an immersive wildlife experience. The adjacent Night Safari, the world's first nocturnal zoo, allows visitors to explore the mysteries of the animal kingdom after dark. A tram ride through various habitats provides a unique glimpse into the nocturnal behaviors of the animals.

6. Chinatown: A Cultural Experience

Chinatown is a vibrant neighborhood that offers a rich cultural experience. Visitors can explore traditional markets, sample authentic Chinese cuisine, and visit historic temples like the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. The Chinatown Heritage Centre provides an insightful look into the lives of early Chinese immigrants in Singapore.

7. Little India: A Colorful Adventure

Little India is a bustling neighborhood that offers a sensory overload of sights, sounds, and smells. This area is known for its vibrant markets, fragrant spices, and colorful sarees. Visitors can explore Hindu temples, enjoy delicious Indian cuisine, and shop for unique souvenirs.

8. Orchard Road: Shopping Extravaganza

Orchard Road is Singapore's premier shopping district, offering a plethora of shopping malls, boutiques, and department stores. Whether you’re looking for high-end fashion, electronics, or local crafts, Orchard Road has it all. The area is also home to numerous cafes and restaurants, making it a great place to relax and enjoy the city's cosmopolitan vibe.

Conclusion

Singapore is a city that offers an eclectic mix of attractions, blending tradition with modernity. From the lush greenery of Gardens by the Bay and the cultural richness of Chinatown to the thrilling adventures on Sentosa Island and the sweet escapades at the Museum of Ice Cream, there is something for everyone in this dynamic city. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, Singapore's attractions promise a memorable and enriching experience. So, pack your bags and get ready to explore the wonders of Singapore!

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Sanctuary at Newton

Sanctuary at Newton (Former Surrey Point)

  ✔ Exclusive 38 units  ✔ Freehold at Prime District 11 ✔ Short Walk to Novena and Newton MRT ✔ Minutes walk to 6 shopping Malls, i.e Velocity, United Square, Royal Square Novena, Goldhill Shopping Centre and Goldhill Plaza. ✔ Top schools within 1KM such as St. Josephs Institution Junior, Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) and Anglo-Chinese School (Junior) ✔ Quick Access to Health City Novena, Orchard Road and CBD Units from $2,583 psf onwards 2 Bedroom 775 - 807sf from $2,209,000 3 Bedroom 1,023 - 1,055sf from $2,708,000 4 Bedroom 1,130 - 1,249sf from $3,454,000 https://youtu.be/7WTa8KrUzqA "Luxurious Elevated Livings" Sanctuary at Newton, formerly known as Surrey Point, is a freehold condominium located at 2 Surrey Road in district 11. Developed by Amara Group, this high-rise 15-storey, 38 units residential development is located in the luxury residential area near Newton and Novena, within the Core-Central Region of Singapore. Sanctuary at Newton is just a few minutes from Novena MRT station by foot, granting access to the rest of Singapore via the North-South Line. Orchard MRT station is a few MRT stations away, and City Hall, Raffles Place, and Dhoby Ghaut interchange stations are less than 10 minutes away by train. Much of the city centre is also easily accessible by bus. The Newton MRT station is on the North-South and Downtown line so residents will be able to get to more areas in Singapore conveniently. Those who drive will have a breeze connecting to business hubs at the CBD and to nearby shopping malls. Sanctuary at  Newton is also near to the country’s major expressways like Central Expressway (CTE) and Pan Island Expressway (PIE) as well as other major roads like Thomson Road, Whitley Road, Balestier Road, Newton Road, and more.

Sanctuary Newton - Nearby As much as it is attractive to be a short drive away from Singapore’s famous shopping district, Orchard Road, nothing beats the convenience of shopping malls close to home. From smaller neighbourhood malls like Balestier Hill Shopping Centre to larger malls like Velocity, Novena Square and the kid-friendly United Square, they are all accessible by foot. With a large variety of options for families and individuals to choose from, there is barely a need to travel anywhere further.  For the foodies, the world-famous Newton Food Centre is also within walking distance for residents looking for delicious and affordable local delights.  Thomson Road and Balestier Road nearby are also food havens. Residents can look forward to famous eateries like Boon Tong Kee Chicken Rice, Founder Bak Kut Teh, The Clueless Goat, Loong Fatt Tau Sar Piah and Loy Kee Chicken Rice. Nature lovers will enjoy the MacRitchie Nature Trail & Reservoir Park located just a 5-minute drive away. Other parks along Thomson Road include Springleaf Nature Park, Windsor Nature Park and Thomson Nature Park.

Come 2027, residents can also make use of the 21.5km-long North-South Corridor (NSC) which will allow residents access to attractions like the upcoming Mandai Nature integrated nature and wildlife precinct in the north. The NSC will also connect residents to the CBD. TypeDescriptionsProject NameSanctuary at Newton (Former Surrey Point) Developer NameASK Development Pte Ltd (Amara Holdings, Santarli Capital Venture and Kay Lim Realty)Location2 Surrey Rd, Singapore 307742 (District 11) Tenure of LandFreeholdExpected Date of Completion (T.O.P.)30 June 2025Site areaApprox. 12,621.7 sqft / 1,172.6 sqmTotal No. of Units38 units in 1 block of 15 storeysCar Parks30 Lots Updated Fact Sheet Sanctuary at Newton

Amara Holdings, Santarli Capital Venture and Kay Lim Realty Amara Holdings Limited has long been in the business of making people feel at home. A recognised name in hotels, commercial and residential properties, as well as specialty restaurants and food services, the award-winning lifestyle group has, since its founding in the 1930s, dedicated itself to creating premium brands and experiences that are known for their value, quality, design and unwavering attention to detail and personalised service. The group’s hospitality portfolio consists of four luxury hotels and resorts spanning three major Asian cities: the flagship Amara Singapore; Amara Bangkok; Amara Signature Shanghai; and Amara Sanctuary Resort, located on Singapore’s Sentosa Island. Each property boasts beautiful spaces, unmatched service and modern, world-class facilities and connectivity. Guests are treated to more than just another luxury stay at Amara, which strives to create special moments, tailored experiences and lasting memories for every guest who walks through their doors. This fresh perspective on luxury pervades everything Amara does, including its growing portfolio of premium property developments located in Singapore’s prime districts. With decades of hospitality experience to draw from, Amara knows deeply and intuitively how to offer products and services that far surpass the wildest dreams of their customers, and create living spaces that are at once exquisite, modern and timeless — but that always feel like home.

Every Amara home is conceptualised to present a blissful lifestyle and surprising experiences that can be truly enjoyed. Drawing on inspiration from the natural surroundings of the development, each project is a celebration of the good life that many aspire to lead. Amara’s signature of creativity and value for its customers is evident in many of its residential projects in Singapore, this includes CityLife@Tampines, the award-winning Killiney 118, M5, Bedok Avenue and 10 Evelyn. Kay Lim Realty Pte Ltd is a subsidiary of the home-grown Kay Lim Group (“Kay Lim”), it specialises in property development and real estate investment. A pioneer with over 30 years in building and construction, Kay Lim stands committed to its promise of quality, not only to homeowners in the public and private residential sectors but also owners in the industrial and institutional sectors. Its dedication to construction excellence, safety and environmentally friendly construction practices are recognised by various government authorities. Over the years, it had garnered numerous accolades which include the Green and Gracious Builder Award, Safety and Health Awards and Construction Awards.

Santarli Realty Pte Ltd is the development arm of Santarli in the real estate industry. Santarli’s developments are known to provide innovative designs and quality homes to home owners. Building construction has been one of Santarli’s core services. With years of building expertise, Santarli have undertaken complex projects ranging from commercial, residential, to industrial and institutional. Santarli takes pride as the reliable partner in providing extensive solutions and high quality end-products. Santarli’s commitment to quality is backed by the Company’s large pool of resources, engineering expertise and proven experience. Building beyond generations, Santarli successes are based on strong client collaboration, effective communication, as well as supportive management. ✔ Freehold at Prime District 11 (CCR) ✔ By consortium of renowned developers ✔ Within walking distance to Newton MRT and Novena MRT. ✔ Within 5 minute drive to Orchard Road. ✔ 500m away from Newton MRT Interchange Station. ✔ Within 5 minute walk to Novena Square, United Square, Courtyard by Marriott Hotel, Royal Square, Goldhill Shopping Centre and Novena Medical Hub. ✔ Schools in its proximity include Anglo-Chinese School (Primary), Anglo-Chinese School (Junior), St. Joseph’s Institution Junior, Singapore Chinese Girls’ School and St. Margaret’s Primary School. ✔ A short walk away from 6 shopping Malls. Velocity, United Square, Royal Square Novena, Goldhill Shopping Centre and Goldhill Plaza. The nearest train station from Sanctuary at Newton is Newton MRT Interchange at about 470m away, approximately 5 to 6 minutes walk.

Location Map

Location Map StreetDirectory For parents worried about the education options, fret not as there is a plethora of schools to choose from. For the preschoolers, the Etonhouse Pre-School Newton and Lorna Whiston Schools are at United Square.  For local institutions, Sanctuary at Newton is located within 1km to St. Josephs Institution Junior, Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) and Anglo-Chinese School (Junior), with St. Josephs Institution Junior within just 5 minutes walk away. Other schools within the 2km radius include Farrer Park Primary School, St. Margarets Primary School, Singapore Chinese Girls Primary School, Hong Wen School and CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh). If travelling time is not a major concern, a short drive will bring students to the schools in the highly coveted Bukit Timah area, where schools such as Singapore Chinese Girls’ School, St. Joseph’s Institution, Raffles Girls’ Primary, Nanyang Girls’ High and Hwa Chong Institution are located.

Trains (MRT) • NOVENA MRT NS20 465m • NEWTON MRT DT11 NS21 610m Groceries/ Shopping • United Square Shopping Mall 0.23 km • Goldhill Shopping Centre 0.31 km • VELOCITY @ NOVENA SQUARE 0.55 km • Newton Food Centre – 0.5km • Pek Kio Market and Food Centre – 0.9km   Schools • St. Joseph's Institution Junior 0.49 km • Anglo-chinese School (primary) 0.72 km • Anglo-chinese School (junior) 0.78km Sanctuary at Newton truly brings home the essence of living in a lap of luxury with exclusive 38 residential units, where each unit comes fully fitted with various imported fittings and appliances.  Equipped with a collection of extravagant facilities, this residence is the ultimate choice for your dream home in the metropolis. Some of this exciting areas include swimming pool, gym, wet deck, kids' pool etc -- all of which are designed with the sole intention of promoting a truly holistic and luxurious living experience. . Facilities: Level 1 - Gym, Function Room, Playground, BBQ Area, Pool, Outdoor Shower, Communal Ground Garden and Bicycle Parking Lots Level 6 - Sky Terrace Level 15 - Sky Pool and Sky Pool Pavilion Basement 2 Levels of Carpark Lots

Sanctuary at Newton Site Plan

Sanctuary Newton - Site Plan Live with top quality finishes of chic and sleek and spacious layout that is meticulously designed with luxury and elegance in mind. Each individual space is fitted with best of fittings and finishes with you in mind. Unit Mixes:  - Typical Ceiling Height: 3.15m - Flooring: Porcelain Tiles/ Timer strip - Fittings & Fixtures brands: SMEG, De Dietrich, Mitsubishi, Hansgrohe Type Name Area (sqft) Available Units 2 Bedroom A1 807 10 A2 775 1 A3 807 3 3 Bedroom A4 1,023 1 B1 1,055 5 B1A 1,055 5 B2 1,023 4 B2A 1,023 4 4 Bedroom B3 1,249 1 C1 1,216 1 C1A 1,130 1 C2 1,206 2 Floor Plan & Virtual Tours: https://youtu.be/R7JbG95L_88

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HiArt Pte Ltd

Art Enrichment

HiArt is a top-class children’s art school in Singapore founded in 2010 by Wang Kexin. Located in the heart of Singapore, we were established with the primary aim of making art education more accessible to more people. HiArt Provides Art Class for kids with the aim of building their creativity from a young age. We are dedicated to teaching young children to fully express themselves in the different forms of art available. We offer a wide range of art classes that allows them to learn different forms of art and subsequent choose their preferred option. We take a holistic approach to coaching our art students, ensuring that each and every student is carried along. We also work closely with each student to nurture and build their special skills and talent.

Address: 101 Thomson Rd, #04-23/25 United Square Shopping Mall, Singapore, 307591, Singapore

Phone: +65 9731 0431

Business Email: info@hiart.com.sg

Website: https://hiart.com.sg/

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Discover Singapore with KAMLA Tours & Travels: A Perfect Blend of Tradition and Modernity And Unique Experiences with KAMLA Tours & Travels

Culinary Delights

Singapore is a food lover’s paradise, known for its diverse and delicious cuisine. With KAMLA Tours & Travels, embark on a culinary journey that will tantalize your taste buds.

Hawker Centres: Visit famous hawker centres like Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat, and Newton Food Centre. Savor local favorites such as Hainanese chicken rice, char kway teow, and laksa. Our guides will help you navigate these bustling centres, ensuring you taste the best dishes.

Fine Dining: For a more upscale experience, dine at Michelin-starred restaurants like Odette, Burnt Ends, and Candlenut. Enjoy exquisite dishes crafted by world-renowned chefs in stunning settings.

Shopping Extravaganza

Singapore offers a myriad of shopping experiences, from luxury malls to bustling street markets.

Luxury Shopping: Explore high-end shopping malls on Orchard Road, such as ION Orchard, Paragon, and Ngee Ann City. Discover designer labels, luxury brands, and exclusive boutiques.

Local Markets: For a more local experience, visit Bugis Street Market and Mustafa Centre. Here, you can find everything from trendy fashion to electronics, all at bargain prices.

Cultural Immersion

Immerse yourself in Singapore’s multicultural heritage with tailored cultural experiences.

Heritage Tours: Join our heritage tours that take you through historic neighborhoods, temples, and museums. Learn about Singapore’s colonial past, its journey to independence, and its diverse cultural fabric.

Festivals: Plan your trip around major festivals like Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Puasa, Deepavali, and the Mid-Autumn Festival. Experience vibrant celebrations, traditional performances, and festive markets.

Adventure and Outdoors

For the adventure seekers, Singapore offers a range of outdoor activities and natural attractions.

Hiking and Nature Trails: Explore the lush greenery of the Southern Ridges, MacRitchie Reservoir, and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Enjoy scenic hikes, bird watching, and breathtaking views.

Water Sports: Try kayaking, paddleboarding, and wakeboarding at East Coast Park or Sentosa Island. For a unique experience, go on a night kayaking adventure through the mangroves.

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Boutique Hotels: For a more intimate experience, choose from charming boutique hotels like The Scarlet Singapore, Hotel Fort Canning, and Naumi Hotel.

Budget-Friendly Options: For budget-conscious travelers, we offer excellent accommodations like Hotel Boss, ibis Singapore on Bencoolen, and Park 22 Hotel Little India.

Family-Friendly Activities

Singapore is a fantastic destination for families, offering a wide range of activities for all ages.

Singapore Zoo and Night Safari: Spend a day at the award-winning Singapore Zoo, known for its interactive exhibits and animal shows. Follow it up with an evening at the Night Safari, where you can observe nocturnal animals in their natural habitats.

Sentosa Island: Sentosa Island is perfect for families. Visit KidZania, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and the Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom. Don’t miss the Wings of Time, a spectacular night show featuring water, laser, and fire effects.

Science Centre Singapore: Engage your kids with interactive exhibits and fun educational experiences at the Science Centre Singapore. The centre also features a planetarium and an outdoor water park.

Insider Tips for a Memorable Trip

Stay Connected:

Purchase a local SIM card or rent a portable Wi-Fi device to stay connected throughout your trip.

Use Public Transport:

Singapore’s MRT and bus systems are efficient, affordable, and cover most tourist attractions. Get an EZ-Link card for seamless travel.

Respect Local Customs:

When visiting religious sites, dress modestly and follow the local customs. Always remove your shoes before entering temples and mosques.

Stay Hydrated:

Singapore’s tropical climate can be hot and humid. Carry a water bottle and stay hydrated throughout the day.

Plan Ahead:

Popular attractions can get crowded, especially on weekends. Book your tickets in advance to avoid long queues.

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Exploring The Write Connection, A Popular Writing Enrichment Chain in Singapore

The Write Connection (TWC) is a popular English and writing enrichment chain in Singapore. I have always imagined them as a Singaporean company, however, I realised they actually have a paid up capital of $500k and is wholly owned by the Hailiang Education Group, which was recently delisted from Nasdaq and now privately owned.

TWC is definitely an enrichment centre with strong Singaporean flavour, in fact, I was quite surprised to learn it is owned by a foreign entity.

Just for fun, I decided to take a closer look at the business of this popular enrichment centre via publicly available information.

Revenue in 2023 was $8.4m. If I assume a child spends $300 per month and hence $3.6k annually, which may be inaccurate, then enrolment in this fictitious scenario would be about 2300 kids.

The business seemed to have taken a hit during the covid years.

The major costs of running an enrichment chain come from employees salaries and rental expenses. In TWC's case, salaries came up to $4.8m and other operating expenses, which I assume is mostly mortgages of their outlets, was $3.2m.

They seem to have an unusually high number of outlets for an enrichment centre chain, comprising 13 islandwide. Maybe this is part of their commercial real estate investing strategy. Or perhaps, they wish to be available at many locations for convenience.

They have $7m of assets. It seems like this is mostly equity with respect to the mortgages linked to the outlets. They have about $3.1m cash in the bank but given their parent's backing, I doubt they will have any liquidity issues.

In terms of liabilities, $4.1m is related to their leases of which $1.7m is current and due next year. Across their 13 outlets, this works out to roughly $130k per centre annually or roughly $10k per centre monthly, which seems just about right for an enrichment centre outlet in a suburban mall.

Not sure if I got this entirely right as I am merely cursorily reading their figures but overall, in my opinion, it seems like it is still a decent business.

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Singapore's Hidden Gems: Unique Toy Stores for Kids and Babies

Singapore is a treasure trove of exciting toy stores that cater to every child's dream and every parent's desire for quality and creativity. Beyond the well-known chains and popular brands, the city is home to several hidden gems that offer unique and thoughtfully curated toys for kids and babies. If you’re looking for something special and off the beaten path, these unique toy stores are worth discovering.

1. The Elly Store

The Elly Store is a charming boutique shop known for its beautifully curated selection of toys and children's clothing. Located in Cluny Court, this store offers a range of high-quality, educational, and unique toys that you won't find in typical toy stores.

Why Visit:

Carefully curated, unique toy selection

Focus on educational and creative toys

Boutique shopping experience

2. The Toy Folks

The Toy Folks, nestled in Joo Chiat, is a hidden gem that emphasizes quality over quantity. This store offers a handpicked collection of toys that inspire creativity, imagination, and learning. Each toy is chosen for its educational value and high safety standards.

Why Visit:

Handpicked, high-quality toys

Emphasis on educational and imaginative play

Unique and hard-to-find items

3. White and Black Trading

Located in the heart of Singapore, White and Black Trading is known for its distinctive collection of toys and children’s products. The store focuses on imported, high-end brands that prioritize quality, safety, and design. It's a haven for parents looking for unique and premium toys.

Why Visit:

High-end, premium toy brands

Focus on quality and safety

Unique and stylish toy selection

4. The Children’s Showcase

The Children’s Showcase, located in Tanglin Mall, offers a delightful array of unique toys, accessories, and home decor for kids. This store is perfect for finding stylish and one-of-a-kind items that stand out from the usual fare.

Why Visit:

Stylish and unique toys

Wide range of accessories and decor

Boutique atmosphere with personalized service

5. Egg3

Egg3, situated in the bustling area of Katong, is a concept store that combines lifestyle products with a wonderful selection of toys for kids. The store’s eclectic mix of items ensures that you’ll find something unique and interesting for your little ones.

Why Visit:

Eclectic and unique toy selection

Concept store with lifestyle products

Creative and stylish atmosphere

6. Not Too Big

Located in Forum The Shopping Mall, Not Too Big is a specialty store that offers a curated collection of innovative and high-quality toys and baby products. The store features an array of brands that focus on creativity, sustainability, and safety.

Why Visit:

Innovative and high-quality toys

Focus on creativity and sustainability

Exclusive brands and unique products

7. Motherswork

Motherswork, with locations in Great World City and Tanglin Mall, is a boutique store offering a premium selection of toys, baby products, and parenting essentials. Known for its stylish and high-quality items, Motherswork is a favorite among discerning parents.

Why Visit:

Premium, curated selection of toys

Focus on stylish and high-quality products

Trusted brand for baby essentials

8. Oh Happy Fry

Oh Happy Fry is an online store with a physical presence in various pop-up locations. This store offers a delightful range of toys, decor, and accessories for kids. Their selection is characterized by its whimsical and playful design, perfect for adding a touch of magic to any child’s playtime.

Why Visit:

Whimsical and playful toy designs

Unique and stylish selection

Online convenience with pop-up experiences

9. Pupsik Studio

Pupsik Studio, primarily an online store, also has a showroom where parents can explore their extensive range of baby products and toys. Known for its wide selection and convenience, Pupsik Studio offers unique and high-quality toys that cater to various developmental needs.

Why Visit:

Extensive online selection with showroom option

Convenient shopping experience

Focus on high-quality and developmental toys

10. Timbre

Timbre is a quaint store located in Haji Lane, known for its curated selection of creative and artistic toys. This store offers products that encourage creativity and artistic expression in children, making it a unique spot for finding special gifts.

Why Visit:

Creative and artistic toy selection

Unique and curated items

Charming location in Haji Lane

Conclusion

Singapore's hidden gem toy stores offer a unique shopping experience that goes beyond the ordinary. These stores provide thoughtfully curated selections of toys that emphasize quality, creativity, and educational value. Whether you’re looking for a special gift or a unique addition to your child's toy collection, these stores are sure to have something that delights both kids and parents alike. Happy exploring!

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"I have done nothing the last twelve years but wait for myself be myself again."

(paraphrasing Georgia O'Keefe regarding summer.)

*******

I have under my belt 100 teacher training hours of "Restorative Yoga for the Elderly." I made it my excuse to live and study in Singapore some time in 2011 under the guise of wanting to guide my Mom to gently stretch in her old age. Her Alzheimer's was detected early so I think (looking back) this was my mad scramble to fight the anxiety that came with my Mom's diagnosis. Pattern shows that my default coping mechanism is to study. 🤷🏻‍♀️

She was still all right then, save for a worrisome fall (which prompted the revealing brain scan) and the usual forgetfulness that comes with being a Mom (aka kulit) - she was definitely still A1, tiptop, sharp as they come.

Most of us kids went to Singapore with her that year, my brothers to catch the F1 in Sepang, and the girls stayed in our Ate's apartment. Mom made us walk and walk and walk and walk around Singapore because walking was her thing. She super enjoyed wading around that fake beach shoreline in Vivo City's rooftop - when she waved at me to join her, and I said, "Is the water chlorinated?" She rolled her eyes at me - without saying a word she commanded me to take my shoes off, put them aside, and wade shin deep across a mall pond to her side.

We (again) walked and walked and walked in circles, mall-water sloshing the tips of our jeans chatting about real beaches we've been to.

Even though she thought it silly that I was studying superslow yoga in a Buddhist temple she still humored me by doing the stretches I taught her. She was often distracted and impatient and would say "let's just have coffee and chat" instead. When I was done with the teacher training course, I showed her my certificate and she asked me solemnly if I converted to Buddhism; it turned out she was worried that I was going to that Buddhist campus everyday for faith reasons. I assured her I wasn't and slightly reprimanded her because even if I did decide to become Buddhist she should still love me. (my turn to roll my eyes) 😉 She looked relieved.

I usually let Mom have her way, in fact many of our "scheduled yoga sessions" ended up being long walks around our village and then we'd end up in our parish church somehow (coincidentally daw) always in time for 6pm mass. 😳

I'd often hear her tell my brothers saying, "Na isahan ko si Gangging, akala niya walking-walking lang kami, tapos napasimba ko bigla!" then she'd laugh her infectious laugh while I pretend to look like I lost a championship match. She enjoyed winning, and though it was WAY different when I was younger (I may have inherited this 'win or die' gene from her) but when we both got older I (surprise surprise) learned to enjoy losing to her.

I vividly remember the last long walk we took (I didn't know then that it was to be the last but maybe I did) - Brother (JunBads) and I took one elbow each and we walked slowly up and down our street. I remember she told Merl (her trusty healthcare partner) that she need not come along and to stay home because she'll be okay with us kids. I didn't think much of it then but I think that was probably her telling Merl how happy she is that we were both there to accompany her on her usual walk.

While walking I asked her why she didn't use a cane or a walker and she said "What for? I have lots of children, five for each arm." 🥹 She would point to our shadows - stretching and fading, shrinking and moving as we walked beneath streetlamp after streetlamp. She said "I'm really the shortest now! I'm even shorter than my last two eggs." (again, the laugh) 🪺

She referred to us (Brother and me, her 2nd batch kids, number 9 and number 10) collectively as "her last two eggs." It became a joke that always showed up in our Easter cards and even in the dwindling text greetings.

I stopped doing yoga completely as things got busier, Mom got less and less mobile, and I was getting more and more ill at ease with silence, stillness scared me; I hated the quiet because I was wrestling with anticipatory grief. (More on this another time, remind me to write about it.) I stayed in the noise and the funk and the speed and the dribble and the hustle and the mess of the crowd - all so I don't need to feel the crush of the Alzheimer's wall closing in, so I don't always feel the fear of what was to come.

I just spent my first Easter Sunday without my Mom; this 'massive missing' rendered me either weepy or snippy most of Holy Week. I'm sure she's rolling her eyes again at me from wherever.

1229am SAT

6 April 2024

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Singapore travelers

Singapore is a busy place for tourits attracting all sorts of categories, stop overs, seekers of luxury and just plain old backpackers.

The hostel I was staying in was called The Inn Crowd.

When I first checked in it felt all a bit squeezed, as other things in Singapore can feel given that space is limited. 

The hostel attracted all sorts of guests, people just there to catch flights; people visiting Singapore; people extending visas or looking to renew third country visas; people seeking work.

The last one sort of surprised me.

These last group of people surprised me, people who’d travelled to the country without offers of work or in some cases without much information on potential jobs. 

Americans were the most represented among the job seekers.

Some people had been staying in the hostel for months trying to find work.

As it turned out there were enough ordinary backpackers for me to hang around with and visit the sights.

For such a business oriented city Singapore has a surprising number of tourist attractions and things for tourists to do. 

Shopping and food form a big part of what the country has to offer.

Of course I’m kidding, but only partly.

Shopping is a popular past time among the locals and tourists alike, and I can see why.

Prices in the stores are less than anything on offer in Europe, maybe even in the States.

Also the malls, of which there are many, are all thankfully air conditioned.

I can see the attraction.

Singapore is just barely above the Equator so has a year round constant temperature of around 30 Degrees Celsius every day.

Sometimes it’s nice to step into a mall.

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Tanglin Mall: Family-Friendly Festivities for the Perfect Holiday Outing

Introduction:

Located in the heart of Singapore. Tanglin Mall stands out as a delightful escape for families seeking a unique blend of festive cheer and entertainment during the holiday season In this blog. We will travel to a fun family-friendly festival that makes Tanglin Mall the perfect destination for a delightful holiday outing It is seamlessly accessible with Trip Cabinet’s exclusive Singapore tour Package.

Whimsical Decorations and Festive Atmosphere:

As the Christmas season rolls around. Tanglin Mall turns into a wonderland of wonderland with festive decorations that delight young hearts. Sweet holiday tunes fill the air, creating a magical setting that facilitates memorable family experiences with carefully crafted tours of the Trip Cabinet.

Santa’s Grotto and Festive Workshops:

Tanglin Mall takes the fun of meeting Santa to the next level with an adorable Santa grotto. where kids can share their wishes and capture precious moments with the man in red Aside from celebrating the program of workshops at the mall continues. enabling kids to let their creativity shine through holiday-themed craft activities and create a favorite souvenir for the whole family with Trip Cabinet’s convenient Singapore Tour Package.

Entertaining Performances and Live Shows:

Tanglin Mall brings the festive spirit alive with fun performances and live shows. From carol singers spreading holiday cheer to live dance performances and performances. The mall is a playground for fun experiences that bring families together in the fun of the season. All fitting right in at Trip Cabinet the well-thought-out itinerary.

Unique Shopping Experience:

Tanglin Mall offers a unique shopping experience, with boutiques and shops offering a variety of desirable products. Many stores have special promotions during the holiday season. Making it an ideal place to go for thoughtful gifts for loved ones. The relaxed atmosphere and festive décor of the mall create a pleasant atmosphere for stress-free shopping, facilitated by the simple layout of the Trip Cabinet.

Diverse Dining Options:

Families can enjoy culinary experiences at Tanglin Mall’s array of dining options. From chic cafes to family-friendly restaurants. The mall caters to a variety of tastes and preferences. During the Christmas season. Many restaurants offer holiday-themed menus. Adding a festive touch to family dining. All part of the curated dining experience offered by the Trip Cabinet Singapore Tour Package.

Joyful Events and Activities:

Tanglin Mall maintains a calendar of exciting events and activities throughout the holiday season. From tree lighting ceremonies to networking presentations. The mall ensures that every visit is filled with a sense of fun and togetherness Families can plan their visit based on the program schedule. Adding extra excitement to their holiday experience about it with the complete Trip Cabinet travel guide.

Practical Tips for Families:

For families planning to visit Tanglin Mall during the festive season through Trip Cabinet’s Singapore Tour Package. Consider arriving early to make the most of the day’s activities Check out the mall’s website for event schedules and special information on any promotions. Don’t forget to bring a camera – fabulous decorations and happy moments make perfect holiday photos, all packed perfectly with useful tips provided by Trip Cabinet.

Conclusion:

The holiday season at Tanglin Mall with family-friendly celebrations provides families with a warm and inviting place to create lasting memories From spectacular decorations to entertainment displays and unique shopping and dining experiences. Mall caters to the interests of all members of the family as you enjoy Trip Cabinet‘s Singapore tours. Embark on a holiday trip to Tanglin Mall with the packaging and you’re not just walking into a shopping mall – you’re entering the real world of Christmas festivities.

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Dress Up Game Market Detailed Strategies, Competitive Landscaping and Developments for next 5 years

Latest released the research study on Global Dress Up Game Market, offers a detailed overview of the factors influencing the global business scope. Dress Up Game Market research report shows the latest market insights, current situation analysis with upcoming trends and breakdown of the products and services. The report provides key statistics on the market status, size, share, growth factors of the Dress Up Game The study covers emerging player’s data, including: competitive landscape, sales, revenue and global market share of top manufacturers are CrowdStar (United States), Tapps Games (Brazil), Activision Blizzard (United States), Libii (China), Glu Mobile (United States), XS Software (United Kingdom), Beijing Dawei Technology Co., Ltd. (China), Coco Play (China), Firemonkeys Studios (Australia)

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Dress up games are offer players the opportunity to dress up characters in various clothing styles. These games enable the players to simulate being able to dress up in clothes they would not dream of having. It encourages creative thinking and communication skills. The games helps kids practice language development and their social skills.

Market Trend:

The Popularity of Video Games

Development of Metaverse Platforms

Market Drivers:

Surging Adoption of Gaming as an Entertainment

Increasing Awareness about Online Games

Market Opportunities:

Fascinating Growth in Online Mobile Gaming Segment

The Global Dress Up Game Market segments and Market Data Break Down are illuminated below:

by Type (Superhero Look Alike Contest, Eliza Mall Mania, My Perfect Wedding, Traveling Guide Curly, Princess Prank Wars Makeover, Others), Platform (IOS, Android), Pricing (Free, Licenced)

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J’Den at JCube

J'den Condo: A Luxurious Oasis In The Heart Of Jurong!

J'Den condo, a striking mixed-use development project, is set to redefine the living experience in Singapore's vibrant Jurong area. 

Developed by CapitaLand on a 99-year leasehold basis, this project boasts a prime location that provides residents unparalleled convenience and access to many shopping amenities. 

This article will explore the key features and benefits of J'den Residences Condo, highlighting why it is undoubtedly a great place to live.

A Strategic Location

Located in the heart of Jurong East, J'den condo enjoys a strategic location that epitomizes urban convenience. 

Situated at 2 Jurong East Central 1, Singapore 609731, this development is at the epicenter of a bustling district known for its numerous shopping malls, restaurants, and essential amenities. 

Residents can relish living in a neighborhood that offers everything within arm's reach.

A Historic Transformation

J'Den at JCube Mall is a piece of real estate that made headlines in October 2017 when it was sold in Singapore's second-largest collective (Jcube enbloc) sale for SGD$906.7 million. 

This transformation from a shopping center to a luxury residential complex underscores the evolution and revitalization of the area, making it an even more enticing place to call home.

Exceptional Facilities

One of the standout features of J'Den CapitaLand Condo is its comprehensive range of facilities designed to enhance the quality of life for its residents. These amenities include:

Guard House: Ensuring security and peace of mind for all residents.

Clubhouse: A communal space for gatherings and events.

Function Room: Ideal for private functions and celebrations.

Indoor Gym: Stay fit and healthy without leaving home.

Tennis Court: A perfect spot for sports enthusiasts.

Swimming Pool and Sun Deck: Relax and soak up the sun.

Aqua Gym: A unique aquatic fitness experience.

Yoga Deck: Find your inner zen in a tranquil setting.

BBQ Areas: Enjoy outdoor dining with friends and family.

Outdoor Fitness Station: Stay active in the open air.

Children's Playground: A safe and fun play area for kids.

Diverse Unit Options

Jden Residences Condo understands that different families have different needs. Therefore, the development offers various unit types, including options suitable for multigenerational families. 

This diversity allows residents to find the perfect living space that suits their unique preferences while maintaining the privacy and comfort they desire.

Conclusion

In conclusion, J'den Residences Condo is set to become a landmark in Jurong, offering an exceptional living experience for its residents. 

Its prime location, rich history, and an array of top-notch facilities stand as a testament to modern urban living. 

Whether you're looking for a place to call home or an investment opportunity, J'den Condo is undeniably an excellent choice for a better quality of life in the heart of Jurong.

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Tembusu Grand

Tembusu Grand

Capturing the hearts of both city and sea view lovers. Being in District 15 allows you to enjoy close proximity to East Coast Park and wide array of dining experience. EVERYTHING YOU NEED IS WITHIN REACH 📣Latest Price 1BR + Study 527-646 sf FR $1,360,000 2BR + Study 743-883 sf FR $1,965,000 3BR 1184 sf FR $2,648,000 - Last 4 3BR + Study 1173-1399 sf FR $2,698,000 4BR 1432-1604 sf FR $3,288,000 5BR 1711 sf FR $4,028,000 Penthouse 2691sf FR $7,888,000 ✅ Residential (Concierge) Serivces ✅ Exquisite Collection of 1 to 5 bedroom with luxurious built in layout ✅ Minutes walk to Tanjong Katong MRT ✅ Surrounded by a myriad of amenities  ✅ Nature & Recreational amenities ✅ Within 1KM Schools: Tanjong Katong Primary, Haig Girls' Sch, Tg. Katong Sec, Chung Cheng High, Broadrick Sec.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-P_li4CIHM "Your Way of Living" Quick LinksFact Sheet Unique Selling Points Nearby Amenities 360 Degree Drone View Floor Plan & Virtual Tour Official Brochures/ Floor Plan Balanced Units & Prices FAQsWhat's the land price for Tembusu Grand? When is the lease start for Tembusu Grand? Where is the showflat of Tembusu Grand? Tembusu Grand, sitting comfortably in the charming enclave of Tanjong Katong and East Coast, perfectly balances the need for tranquility while being at the centre of it all. A modern development with its unique stamp of quiet and understated elegance. Its towering architecture takes inspiration from the Tembusu heritage tree, featuring colours, textures and an iconic crown design that mirrors the tree’s sculptural form. All nestled within a lush, evergreen landscape with thematic gardens and beautiful water features. Tembusu Grand will be a short 5-minute walk to Tanjong Katong MRT station.  The prime location in Katong connects the residents with connectivity, amenities and recreations. Shopping outlets like Katong Shopping Centre and Parkway Parade, Good Schools and Transportion nodes are minutes away. It's also an area surrounded with Historical Significance - The nearby Mountbatten Road Conservation Arean, The Secondary Settlements of Geylang and Joo Chiat and prime landed area (Goodman Road neighbourhood) adds to the uniqueness and character of the area.

For parents with kids, the Schools within 1KM: Haig Girl's, Kong Hwa, Tanjong Katong Primary. Schools between 1-2km: CHIJ Katong Primary, Geyland Methodist Primary, Tao Nan. You can find Pre-schools and International schools such as the Canadian International School are nearby too.

East Coast Park Singapore Tembusu grand is situated near East Coast Park, the longest park in Singapore, which stretches along the eastern coastline. East Coast Park offers a wide variety of amenities for people to utilise. For example, residents can head down to the Coastal Playgrove let their kids play around, rent Quad Bikes for the whole family, or even rent a glamping spot to unwind with loved ones. Fact Sheet TypeDescriptionsProject NameTembusu GrandDeveloper NameJV between City Developments Limited (CDL) & MCL LandLocation92, 94, 96, 98 Jalan Tembusu, Singapore (District 15)Tenure of Land99 Years Lease from 25th Apr 2022Expected Date of Completion (T.O.P.)31st Oct 2028 (Trending Q4 2025!)Site area210,622 SqftTotal No. of Units638 Units in 4 Blocks of 20 & 21 StoreysCar Parks516 Lots including 6 EV Lots, and 5 Accessible Lots (approx 80% allocation) Updated Fact Sheet for Tembusu Grand

City Developments Limited (CDL) is a leading global real estate operating company with a network spanning 100 locations in 28 countries and regions. Listed on the Singapore Exchange, the Group is one of the largest companies by market capitalization. Its income-stable and geographically-diverse portfolio comprise residences, offices, hotels, serviced apartments, integrated developments, and shopping malls. With a proven track record of over 50 years in real estate development, investment and management, CDL has developed over 40,000 homes and owns over 18 million square feet of lettable floor area globally. Its diversified land bank offers a solid development pipeline in Singapore as well as its key overseas markets of China, UK, Japan, and Australia. The Group’s London-listed subsidiary, Millennium & Copthorne Hotels plc (M&C), is one of the world’s largest hotel chains, with over 135 hotels worldwide, many in key gateway cities. Leveraging its deep expertise in developing and managing a diversified asset base, the Group is focused on enhancing the performance of its portfolio and strengthening its recurring income streams to deliver long-term sustainable value to shareholders. The Group is also developing a fund management business and targets to achieve US$5 billion in Assets Under Management (AUM) by 2023.

CDL - Track Record

CDL Past Track Records

On the other hand, MCL Land is a leading residential developer that constantly innovates in the pursuit of excellence and is dedicated to delivering superior customer satisfaction. With a continued pursuit of practical and smart home solutions, the developer strives to continually refine their ideas. MCL Land also believes in creating long-term value for our homeowners – through spaces that not only enables them to connect with their loved ones, but also with others who live and play in the same community. Over the past 50 years, MCL Land has established a legacy of building quality homes in both Singapore and Malaysia. Some of the notable developments from MCL Land include The Estuary, UBER 388, Este Villa, Terrasse, Palms @ Sixth Avenue, Hallmark Residences, Ripple Bay, J Gateway, LakeVille, Sol Acres, Lake Grande, Margaret Ville and Parc Esta. These are all projects that give MCL Land a seal of approval and project a sense of anticipation for any of its future developments, including this Northumberland Road new launch project.

MCL Land Track Record Unique Selling Points - Located in prime District 15, in charming enclaves of Tanjong Katong and East Coast - Within 1km to popular schools like Tanjong Katong Primary, Haig Girls’ School and Kong Hwa School - Surrounded by amenities in a matured Town – Jalan Tembusu - Surrounded by shopping centres. For example City Plaza, Joo Chiat Complex, Tanjong Katong Complex, Katong Shopping Centre, Tembeling Centre & i12 Katong. - Well-linked to expressways like ECP, PIE and KPE with a short drive to CBD and Changi Airport - Near to shopping malls, food centres and recreational amenities - Close proximity to Haig Road Market & Cooked Food Centre, Dunman Food Centre, Old Airport Road Food Centre - Two luxurious clubhouses and a host of comprehensive facilities - Luxurious spacious interiors with branded kitchen appliances and quality fittings - Thoughtfully provided smart home features and residential services - Jointly developed by two established developers in Singapore – CDL and MCL Land

Tembusu Grand Smart Home

Location Highlights

Tembusu Grand will be a short 5-minute walk to Tanjong Katong MRT station, improving connectivity and linking commuters to the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL). The TEL brings residents close to the Marina Bay area in under 20 minutes, and those that work in the city area will be able to get to their offices easily. Residents can also take the TEL directly to Orchard, Maxwell and Upper Thomson. For those who drive, Tembusu Grand is located near the East Coast Parkway (ECP) and Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE), which allows residents to reach the city and Changi Airport around 10 minutes, making it highly convenient.

Tembusu Grand Location Map

There are several malls within the area, such as Parkway Parade Mall and i12 Katong Mall, which can be accessed via a 4-minute drive. There are even more retail malls further down towards the Paya Lebar Area, such as Paya Lebar Quarter, Paya Lebar Square and Singpost Centre. Additionally, there are several hawker centres nearby, such as Marine Parade Central Market & Food Centre, Dunman Food Centre, and Old Airport Road Food Centre.  There are several popular schools nearby Tembusu Grand, such as Kong Hwa School, CHIJ Katong Primary and Haig Girls' School. Due to a reform to the Ministry of Education's home-school distance programme, the distance between schools and residences will be measured during Primary 1 registration exercises by calculating the shortest distance between a point around the school and the applicants' homes. As a result, this move will reduce parents' concerns regarding the distance between their homes and nearby schools.

Nearby Amenities Trains (MRT) • Tanjong Katong 734 m (Open 2024) • Dakota 1012 m Groceries/ Shopping • Katong Shopping Centre 500m  • Katong V 690m  • 112 Katong 900m  Schools • Tanjong Katong Girls' 230m • Tanjong Katong Secondary 330m • Chung Cheng High School (main) 690m • Haig Girls' 960m • Kong Hwa 1.12 km

Site Plan & Unit Mixes

Tembusu Grand Condo truly brings home the essence of living in a lap of luxury with exclusive 638 residential units, where each unit comes fully furnished with various imported fittings and appliances.  Equipped with a collection of extravagant facilities, this residence is the ultimate choice for your dream home in the metropolis. Some of this exciting areas include recreational facilities including swimming pool, gym, wet deck, kids' pool etc -- all of which are designed with the sole intention of promoting a truly holistic and luxurious living experience. .

Tembusu Grand Site Plan

360 Degree Drone View Live with top quality finishes of chic and sleek and spacious layout that is meticulously designed with luxury and elegance in mind. Each individual space is fitted with best of fittings and finishes with you in mind. Unit Mixes: 

Tembusu Grand Unit Mixes Floor Plan & Virtual Tour

1BR +S Floor Plan

2BR Floor Plan

3BR Floor Plan

4BR Floor Plan

5BR Floor Plan

Penthouse Floor Plan

莉丰嘉园Tembusu Grand Facade

莉丰嘉园Co Working

莉丰嘉园Gyms

莉丰嘉园Grand Dropoff

莉丰嘉园Spa Pool

莉丰嘉园Water Lily Courtyard

莉丰嘉园Swimming Pool

莉丰嘉园Entertainment Room

莉丰嘉园Private Dining

莉丰嘉园Cantilevel Gyms & Waterfall

莉丰嘉园Kid's Play

莉丰嘉园PlayHouse

莉丰嘉园Living room

莉丰嘉园Kitchen

莉丰嘉园Bedroom

莉丰嘉园Bathroom Official Brochures/ Floor Plan E-brochure & Floor Plan Balanced Units & Prices 1BR + Study 527-646 sf FR $1,360,000 2BR + Study 743-883 sf FR $1,965,000 3BR 1184 sf FR $2,648,000 - Last 4 3BR + Study 1173-1399 sf FR $2,698,000 4BR 1432-1604 sf FR $3,288,000 5BR 1711 sf FR $4,028,000 Penthouse 2691sf FR $7,888,000 Please Contact Us at +65.84188689 It is important to only engage the Official Direct Developer Sales Team to assist you to enjoy the best possible direct developer price. There is no commission required to be paid. FAQs What's the land price for Tembusu Grand? $1,302 psf pprWhen is the lease start for Tembusu Grand? 99 Years Lease from 25th Apr 2022Where is the showflat of Tembusu Grand?The showflat is located at 11 Jln Gajus, Singapore 438499. Showflat appointment can be booked via Whatsapp to avoid disappointment. 

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