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My idea of how Valentine’s Day should be spent has evolved over the years. I had spent 10 years in all-girls schools, which meant celebrating
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14 Uniquely Romantic Restaurants & Bars for Valentine’s Day
Want to make this Valentine’s Day an unforgettable and romantic one for you and your partner? Here are 14 restaurants to dine on this February
9 Best Daiso Beauty Products You Can Find for Just $2
Daiso beauty products are all over the store, but you might be slightly wary of them, given that they’re just $2 each. It’s natural to
5 Must-Try CNY Snacks: Durian Bak Kwa, Hong Bao Bread and more…
Chinese New Year is just a week away! Have you got your goodies to welcome the Year of the Pig? Chinese believe that snacking on
Singapore’s Marshall of Kindness
By Vibrant Dot StaffMost of us know the late David Marshall as Singapore’s first Chief Minister from 1955 to 1956. He was also Singapore’s first
New Don Don Donki Opens at City Square Mall—The Biggest Ever!
It’s refreshing to visit the new Don Don Donki outlet @ City Square Mall, especially if you just squeezed through a sea of Friday crowd
The Travel Photographer’s Guide to Raising Kids
By Vibrant Dot Staff Until you have a son of your own… you will never know the joy, the love beyond feeling that resonates in
Will Car-Sharing Replace Car Ownership in Singapore?
The burgeoning ride-sharing economy has been rapidly reshaping the landscape of urban mobility. Not long after ride-sharing companies like Uber and Grab began threatening the
A Glimpse Into the Success of Union Energy: What’s Next?
The familiar household liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) brand, Union Energy, has made headway in the electricity retail market. This came after the Energy Market Authority’s
Little Sheep Hot Pot Opens in Singapore: Possibly the Best Place for Savoury Lamb!
Whenever I ate hot pot, lamb hardly ever appeared in my order due to its strong smell. But dining at Little Sheep (Xiao Fei Yang)
Social Activism in Singapore: The Death Penalty and LGBTQ Rights
The efforts of social activists are always seen in different lights by their supporters and opponents. While they are universally lauded for improving humanity by
An Engineer’s Story: Working in the U.S. Versus Working in Singapore
Why do you work so hard?” “Because I am in Singapore.” Azman Said, a young technology engineer, replied with a smile. I smiled back in
The 15 Days of the Chinese New Year: What Do They Represent?
It’s going to be the Chinese Year of Pig! This year, the first day of the Chinese New Year falls on Tuesday, February 5. Traditionally,
Possible Impact of GST Hike in Singapore
By G. Kalyan Kumar Singapore’s proposed hike of the goods and services tax (GST) from 7 to 9 percent after a surplus budget has baffled
Inspiring Stories: How a Father Turned Despair into Hope
“We lost our dear son over seven years ago at the age of 26 after suffering for many years with manic depression,” Mr Chow Yen
Sofia Subri, Owner of CAZ Villa, Reflects on Her Life: Money is not Everything
If I can make a difference to others and help them, I would love to be part of it. – Sofia Subri, owner of CAZ
Survey: Are Singaporeans Working Too Hard?
By Vibrant Dot Staff The Epoch Times interviewed 31 office workers around Singapore’s Central Business District (CBD) to find answers to this question: “Are Singaporeans
The 6 Types of Colleagues You Loathe Working With
I’m not an expert, but if there’s one thing I know to be true, it’s this – the weekday blues involve myriad things: heavy traffic,
Work-Life Balance in the Singapore Workplace
A workplace with work-life harmony is beneficial not only for employees but also for employers. According to reports by the Singapore Ministry of Manpower (MOM),
14 Questions with Dr Wong Keng Mun, Managing Director of T32 Dental Centre Pte Ltd
For most people, a visit to the dental clinic in school invokes memories of bleeding gums, horrifying drills and pliers, and psychological if not physical
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