Caribbean food adventures in Singland

I invited a Chinese friend over for dinner and she insists that I cook local Dominican food (not Asian which is my favourite). She grew up in Asia, so it’s understandable that wants to eat something different. Most of my friends like to eat a specific dish made of ripe plantains ( a type of … Continue reading

Work ethic

People sometimes say that Singapore is a melting pot, but around 75% of local people are of Chinese descentants 😉 Everyone knows how hard working Chinese people are (regarless whether you like their culture or not), but it’s SHOCKING how this is beyond true. A Chinese lady next to the   the ‘Merlion’ at a … Continue reading

‘Local’ problems

One of the headline news during the 10pm local news last week: the local government has completed a number of analyses and will be easing current restrictions on the public use of kites (toys- funny flying things), which are deemed to cause ‘security issues’ when used in public.   It’s so funny what some countries … Continue reading

The food monster

My husband calls me the Food Monster, and not surprising to be honest, as all I think, dream and talk about is food. As mentioned in a previous post, there are numerous places in this island – and around Asia of course – to find great food. One of my favourite ways to explore the … Continue reading

Our first days in Sing land

I spent the first 2 weeks after our move focusing on flat and job search – although flat search took most of my time as our temporary accomodation was only available for the first 4 weeks. Flat search: Making the move from my beloved London, where there is a wide range of  converted, period and … Continue reading

Hello food

I’m obsessed with food, specially Asian food. Basically I live to eat. Period. Most of my friends are usually surprised that I eat extra large quantities of food and still keep my normal weigh of 47 kilos.  I guess I’m lucky As a result, Singapore is food heaven for people like me. There are so … Continue reading

Welcome to Singapore

After 10 wonderful years in the UK, my husband dragged me to Asia.  He received a job offer and I, like many other partners out there, followed him to support him, and the usual bla bla bla. My first country move was fairly straightforward  as it involved moving 2 suitcases from my family home in … Continue reading