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Getting stuck in traffic can rile one up quite badly. Worse, I saw a truck this evening whose sole purpose was to display an ad for The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. Its cab bore a Mediacorp logo.
Seriously, guys, WTF are you thinking? You might as well put your mouth on the exhaust pipe and […]
Not content with his specially curated iPad content in the car, Kai yesterday directed a yell at me while we were at a traffic junction. I turned to look and see what it was he wanted.
It took the second repetition for me to realise he was saying, “Green means go, Papa!”
Next he’ll […]
Naomi and I were delighted to discover a new channel on StarhubTV called Setanta Sports, which supposedly shows rugby matches. Perfect timing since there’s going to be all this rugby action in the World Cup in NZ later this year, and I don’t have to rely on YouTube highlights anymore.
YouTube’s good for […]
I found out this morning on Twitter that Tony Tan had filed his papers for the presidency. If he is elected, he might be the first President to actually know exactly how much there are in the country’s reserves.
Is that a good thing or not? Tweet
Pink Dot SG 2011 from Brian McDairmant on Vimeo.
This was shot over an hour at Pink Dot SG 2011 on the 18th of June.
Held at Speaker’s Corner, Hong Lim Park in Singapore.
10,000 people gathered to form a giant dot in support of the right to […]
Among the gazillion things I have to do this week, I’ll be attending this event tomorrow and Wednesday, where I hope to learn a couple of things about online reputation — and what to do when you stuff up like when you get interns to do your tweeting and they mix up their […]
I guess you could say we’ve taught our son a couple of good things.
This was shot at Basement 1 of Paragon. To be fair, if it were at the fifth floor, the money would have gone towards a Barney ride. Tweet
This is no ordinary burger. This is the Karma Burger. It was served and eaten at Casa Verde at the Botanic Gardens on Friday morning.
A few weeks before, we had been at Universal Studios Singapore, and had decided to grab dinner before heading back. Kai was already completely exhausted […]
There are few things better than to watch Kai, completely impromptu, stretch his arms wide while silently looking at the waves lapping near his feet.
Except maybe building sandcastles for him using a plastic cup.
We went to a Screen Singapore red carpet screening of ‘Jesus Henry Christ’, and enjoyed it tremendously. It was a cute, zany, interesting film. And you must watch it if you can, not least because it’s produced by my JC mate Sukee Chew.
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