Chocolate is good for you if it’s the right quality and in small quantities, but what is a mum to do come Easter? Chocolate is given out everywhere, at every event, it’s around every corner, and eventually it can become a little overwhelming.
The Easter break is a chance to spend more time with our loved ones. But spending time is very different than truly connecting and really understanding.
When was the last time you browsed the magazine shelves looking at really cool design magazines, or walked a labyrinth, or attended a laughing club? Odd questions, you may muse, but not according to Daniel Pink, author of A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future.
Being a highly visual and pen-to-paper sort of girl, I have always wondered what it is about writing things down - from grocery shopping lists to to-do lists - that boosts my recall abilities and gets me from goal A to goal B with more precision and speed than others.
As guests at a wedding, it can be confusing as to how much to give in the red packets or ang paos. After all, it is a matter of “face” - give too little and the host might think you are stingy; give too much and people might think you are showing off (although they won’t really complain, unlike the former).
At Expat Insurance (we welcome dozens of babies a month to the world!) we receive plenty of questions about little bundles and the insurance needed to cover them. Can you get medical insurance coverage for your baby from birth?
A stroke happens when a blood clot blocks blood flow to the brain or when a blood vessel bleeds into the brain. Eating well after a stroke is important in preventing a further stroke attack and also helps with recovery.
Recently, I had a workshop at the American Association of Singapore and a mentoring session at SCWO (Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations). Different people. Different issues. Different aspirations.