Dear All,
I am taking the liberty to write this post in order not to jam Steven’s email regarding our lunch/dinner in Nov (after taking Ivy’s advice).
Ladies who are joining the fare, please email me at geraldineting@yahoo.com with your contact and I’ll do likewise.
Can’t wait…………..
Dear folks,
Come October we will have a different venue for our monthly gathering. It will be another opportunity to meet new friends and catching up with fellow SHCians.
This gathering also coincide with the Flea Mart in the same venue from 1.00-7.00pm. The badminton group will have their game from 1.00-4.00pm. Depending on the responses, the mahjong session will start from 10.00am and end at 6.00pm. So folks, the facilities are booked for you, do avail yourselves!
Venue: Safra Mount Faber - Multi-purpose Hall (Air-conditioned)
http://www.safra.sg/data/resources/images/MF%20Clubhouse/MF_getting_there.jpg
Monthly Gathering: 5.00-9.00pm
The program for the night will includes karoeke singing and impromptu line and social dancing. There is something about SHCians, most of them like to dance. It is a good form of relaxation and having fun together! Music will be played throghout the night while in some corner new friends and old will chit-chat away.
At the last gathering we have a fantastic night!. Though it was sardine-packed, we enjoyed ourselves. When most of the members left for home, there was a group of die-hard members who dance the night away when the music was played!
Those who have booked a table for the Flea mart, do indicate here whether you are staying for the Monthly Gatherings.
EOs, Dan & Joy
Registration is open now:
Date : 24th October 2009 ( Sat )
Time : 11.30 –2.30 pm
Place : Rajah Inn
Address: 302 , Tiong Bahru Road # 02- 13 / 14 / 15
Tiong Bahru Plaza Singapore 168732 ( Pls. assemble outside restaurant. )
Cost : $ 6.90 ++ estimated to
be $8.15 Nett. with
( Complimentary Desserts )
A wide selection of over 20 Indonesian flavored Chinese dishes.
Fruits included.
Pls. view at http://www.rajahinn.com.sg/menu/menu_por_buffet.html
for the variety of dishes and http://www.rajahinn.com.sg/menu/menu_main.html
Max : 20 pax on first come first
served basis.
Pls. transfer your payment through POSB / DBS ATM only as
I have not apply for any on-line banking due to security concerns. My
POSB Savings Account is 086-15021-2.
The last date for payment is 18th October 2009 (
Sun ). Only those who had made payment/s by due date will be confirmed. Thank
you and look forward to your participation.
Optional : After the porridge
buffet we may proceed to the Coffee Club also located at Tiong Baru Shopping
Centre near the main entrance for further chit chat and to have
coffee/tea/other drinks/desserts.
The drinks will be at your own expense.The
Coffee Club is cosy, air cond and a much quieter place to chit chat than
Kopitiam. I being there before and I like its ambiance.
Attending:-
1 Steven Chan Pd
2 Frisna Tan Pd
3 Paul Kong Pd
4
Peggy Pd
5 John Howe Pd
6 Primrose Kok Pd
7 Veronique Pd
8 Catherine Ho Pd
9 Pauline Chew Pd
10. Sockie Pd.
11. Lena Ho Pd
12.
Karen Thio Pd
13. Eileen Thean Pd
14. Danz Pd
15. Joyz Pd
16. Ong Kim Ying Pd
17. Sylvia Ang Pd
18. Daisy Yeo Pd.
19. Steven Ng Pd
20. Anne Chee Pd
Please register here or contact me by my email address (francisemail@yahoo.com)
Hi Silver Hair Buddies
If you have spare time, wish to do something meaningful from home, likes to talk on the phone and yet have the flexibility of choosing your work hours, this is the job for you. Minimum 20 hours per month.
Industry : Beauty n Spa
The job description of the marketing assistant is as follows :
Attributes of an ideal candidate :
If interested, please email to me at "hjwong29@gmail.com" and leave me your contact. I will call you back as soon as possible.
Dear Friends
Here are 3 Options short-listed from a total of 7 quotations received todate. Take a look then cast your vote. The EO Team reserves the right to final decision. Registered Going :
Wait-List :
Rosalind Lee and Mary Chan have planned a ladies only homecooked food potluck. It’s now thrown open to men.
Number of participants is limited to 20.
Participants are invited to cook a dish and share with other participants, not only the food, but their recipes as well as their cooking tips.
Dishes have to be homecooked by participants and should be enough for at least 6 - 8 persons.
Date: 17th Oct 2009 (Saturday)
Time: 5 .30 pm to 9.30 pm
Venue: Eileen Thean’s place at Chai Chee Gardens. Address will be given later
Contributions of other items like drinks, desserts and salads are welcomed but will not be considered as a cooked dish. Plastic plates, cups and cutlery are also welcomed.
Names of participants
Wow, the spread is looking sumptuous!
With music and wine, what could be better? 
Could all participants drop me a note by email so that I can forward to you the address of the venue? Thanks.
Registration Closed.
Thank you all.
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My apologies to the guys for stipulating ‘ladies only’ in this thread. Perhaps, later on, the guys can be included.
In the meantime, what I would like to learn are more home-cooked dishes. I have some not-too-bad dishes that I won’t mind teaching.
Are there any ladies who are willing to share their yummy recipes or even hold a demonstration at her home or some other venue?
Are there SHC ladies who are keen on cooking?
Thank you
Ros
Movie Title: Breakfast at Tiffany’s (114 minutes)
Date: Thursday, 24th September, 2009
Time: 7.30 pm - 9.16 pm
Venue: NUS Shaw Foundation Alumni House, Kent Ridge Drive
(Next to the new Guild House)
Note: If you are joining us for dinner, please meet us at the Food Court/Food Centre next to
the Arts Faculty Lecture Theatre (LT) 9 at 6.30 pm otherwise you can meet us outside
the Theatre at NUS Alumni House, Level 2 by 7.25 pm.
Sypnosis of the movie:
https://www.alumnet.nus.edu.sg/ContentImages/Upcoming%20events/breakfast_at_tiffany.html
Map of the campus:
http://www.nus.edu.sg/campusmap/
Bus schedule:
https://www.alumni.nus.edu.sg/alumNET/aboutOAR/article.jsp?id=visit
Note: Registration:
Robert Quek (EO)
Kristy Ng-Quek
Dan Huang
Joy Chuang
Cindy Low
Jenny Seah
I am thinking of organising a visit to JB orphanage (date to be confirmed later) but prior to this, I have a mission to achieve thru’ collection/donation from the generous SHC members:
1. Old toys (must be at least in working/presentable condition) but currently white elephants in your storeroom - care to donate them as I am sure these children will definitely be very happy to receive them.
2. Old but still wearable toddlers to teenagers’ clothings - These children will need these for sure but please do not include g-strings or bikinis as these children don’t need them now lor..
3. Daily necessities (consumables and non-consumables) but Dolly is not too keen to get these here in SG as these might create unnecessary stoppage at the JB custom and it would be much convenient to get these in JB itself..
I am always thinking taking some photos of this orphanage but somehow is always slip of my mind but will definitely make an effort to take these photos next time when I visited them again.
So, if any of you have the above to donate to them, please let me know by posting your comments here and I will get in touch with you on the arrangement to collect these items at your convenience.
Hope to hear from you soon.. Cheers.. Sam (Huat huat huat)
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A few days ago, we had our Sep monthly gathering; the event was so much fun. And all of a sudden, I thought of having a nightout at a nightclub and cabaret. Would it be nice if we are all part of this theme? Some of us may have bad experiences; but I hope you will look at what I am going to write next in good light and good old memories; and not think that I am some bad hat.
Some of us have frequented nightclubs in our good young days. For men, it could be a good night out with some young hostesses. For businessmen and businesswomen, a night out at the cabaret can bring in that difficult deal. And, for some men, downing a bottle of martell helped drown sorrows and sad memories.
Imagine yourself one night, during the late 70’s, on the 9th floor of Majestic nightclub and cabaret in Taipei. You had your car valet-parked by an attendant, and then you are up the lift with 3 other men. Very quickly, the door hostess addressed you as Ta Ker, and lead you to a round sofa. After you ordered your drinks, the mamasan came along, introduced a few ladies to you and your associates. Within a few minutes, everybody settled down.
Not very far in front of our table was a stage, with blinking lights. Mei Hua, top singer at Majestic nightclub was singing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCPYNcijVkE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . In the nightness, on the dance floor, was a group of men and women holding one another, around the waist and neck. After the second song, the numbers changed, and my partner just walked away, and I went back to my table.
The mamasan kept introducing us to other ladies; we kept drinking and dancing throughout the night, listening to nostalgic songs. Sometimes, we drank too much, and the bouncers would help us to our car, but not without paying the bill and tips. It was always a night to remember.
Again, I must warn that this is a bad habit of mine. I like to dream and when we have enough people to share the dream, we make that dream happen. You can take one of the roles, as mamasan, dance hostesses, businessman, lady guest, door hostesses, singer or drinks pourer. You can also be nightclub owner. And, for the men and ladies who have never been to a nightclub cabaret, you can come as guest, make sure you are escorted. Share with us your experience too.
Take this as a fun nostagic evening, among friends, a chance to show how naughty we were during our younger days. An opportunity to show how seductive and sexy we can be, an opportunity to sing love and hate Chinese songs from the 70’s, a chance to be a bitchy mamasan, and for some men, to show off how big the wallets are and how big the tummies can get. We can adjourned to the nearby teochew muay stall after midnight.
I would appreciate no one makes fun, insult or upset fellow male or female SHCian. The bouncers will have a say, if you can enter. This event is strictly for registered SilverHairsClub members. Terence Seah Roles: Rules: Details: Registration starts:
Nightclub owner (1) - Geraldine Ting (if in Singapore).
Nightclub co-owner (1) - Jeffrey Lim (half time in Bkk)
Stage manager (1) - Thomas Loh
A&P Manager (1) - Frisna Tan
Registration desk (including ursher duties) - Eileen Thean, Oi Cheng, Veronique Lee (ursher), Ann Lim (ursher), Rene Leong (Ursher), Angela Straaten (Ursher)
Lining the stars singers - Lily Ho
Waitress (5) -
Rosalind Lee. Molly ChuaMamasan (Goup 1) and 5 PR hostesses - Jennifer Lim, Xiang Xiang, Mamasan (Goup 2) and 5 PR hostesses - Susan Chan (Mamasan), Catherine Yeo, Agnes Seow, Lydia Chin & Susan Tan
Singers (10) - Janet Chan 夜来香, (2)往事只能回味, (3)难忘初恋情人 & (4)我心里只有你没有他, Catherine Koh 1. Huan Le Jin Xiao, 2. Jin Tian Bu Hui Jia, 3. Zui Hou Yi Ye, 4. Wu Ye Xiang Wen; Caroline Gee (1. Jing Yue Yu Mong Mong (off-beat cha cha), 2. Qing Ren De Yan Lei (slow). 3. Bu Liao Qing (slow). 4. Cha Cham Bo), Hamidah Ishak (1) Khe Ai The Mei Kway Hwa, (2) Shanghai Tan, (3) Zhu Ni Shun Fong), Doreen Lau 望春 风 & 等 无人; , Sally Tan 昨 夜 梦 醒 时; 情 难 守; 爱在夕阳 下; Peng Peng (1) 美酒加咖啡, (2) 路边的野花不要採 & (3) 相思河眫. Singers list is closed.
Cashier (2)Flower girl - Ah Nee
Valet assistants (2)Jaswant Singh - Dan Huang
Bouncers (1) - Sam Huat
Guest (Businessmen) Group 1 - Terence Seah (Businessman), Partner MaryChan, James Tan
Guest (Businessmen) Group 2 - Patrick Chan (businessman), …. forming group.
Guest (Businessmen) Group 3 - Michael Tan (Towkay), Ah Nee, some more …
Guest (Businessmen) Group 4 - Andrew Koh (Businessman), forming group ..
Guests (DOM) - 5 or more) - Chief DOM Richard Kee, …..
Ladies not allowed entry, unless escorted by male guest.
Lady businesswomen can be allowed entry by Club manager only.
Tips only for valet assistants, waiters, waitresses, mamasans and singers. At patron’s discretion.
Patrons should try to form tables so that they have good view of what’s going around. If not, to get a good seat, you may tip the waitress $2.
Rules of the 5-10 hand game. http://classes.design.ucla.edu/Winter09/157A/?p=216. Ask you friend if you do not know how to play. Or see this video. http://classes.design.ucla.edu/Winter09/157A/?p=216.
Venue: eight degree, located 8th floor, NTU Club @ One North, 6 mins walk from Bourna Vista MRT station.
Date/time:
Sat, 16 Jan 2010 evening Now, it is Sun 17 Jan 2009, 1900 to 2359 hrs.No of participants in this nightclub script -
approx 60 Pax. 100 pax.Cost: Before
20 15 Dec 2009 - $20/pax; after 20 15 Dec 2009 - $25/pax.Internet banking account: DBS savings plus 023-2-036 239
Steven Chan - patron, also assisting in the decor. Ticket A008, paid
Terence Seah - Businessman, Ticket E041, paid
Eileen Thean - Registration, Ticket not issued, paid, G061
Lily Ho - patron, Ticket C030, paid
Oi Cheng - Registration desk, patron, ticket not issued, paid, G064
C J Ang - Patron, ticket not issued, paid, G063 Ronald Lam, Patron, Ticket G063, paidKristin Leong - patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F059
James Tan - businessman’s table, patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F060
Anna Seet - patron, Ticket A002, paid
Mary Chan - businessman’s table, partner, Ticket not issued, paid, G065
Geraldine Ting - co-owner, Ticket not issued, paid, G062
Jeffrey Lim - half owner, Ticket D031 paid
Frisna Tan - A&P manager, Ticket A007, paid
Jennifer Lim - patron and hostess, Ticket not issued, paid, K100 xx
Xiang Xiang - patron and hostess, Ticket not issued, paid, K099
Susan Chan - mamasan and patron, Ticket D032 paid
Janet Chan - Singer and patron, Ticket C026, paid
Catherine Koh - singer and patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K098
Caroline Gee - singer and patron, Ticket A004, paid
Hamidah - Singer and patron, ticket not issued, paid, K097
Doreen Lau - singer and patron, Ticket A003, paid
Sally Tan - singer and patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K096
Lee Ah Nee - Flower girl and patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K095
Dan Huang Ronnie Sow - patron, ticket not issued, paid, K094Sam Huat - Bouncer and patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K093
Eileen Lee - patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K092Bira Lupolo - patron, Ticket not issued, paid, K091
Ann Lim - Patron, Ticket D039, paid
Ann to - Patron, Ticket C022, paid
June Lim - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid J090
Sock Cheng - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J089
Karen Thio - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J088
Thomas Loh - Stage manager, Ticket A001, paid
Lilian Teo - patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J087
Sunny Yeow Jacqueline Han - Patron, Ticket B013 not issued, paidTan Boon Liang - patron, ticket C025, paid
Richard Wong - patron D033 paid
Thomas Lau Say Lian - patron, Ticket D034 paid
Eileen Gum - patron, Ticket D035 paid
Clarice Ng - patron, Ticket D036 paid
Rena Wong - patron, Ticket D037, paid
Lai Fong - patron, Ticket D038, paid
Lydia Chin - patron, Ticket A005, paid
Cat Yeo - patron, Ticket A006, paid
Ronald Wie - patron, Ticket A009, paid
Marilyn Tang - patron, Ticket A010, paid
Alice Teo- patron, Ticket C023, paid - unable to come. Irene Poh - patron, Ticket C023, not issued, paidSunny Yeow - Patron, Ticket C024, paid - unable to come. Maureen Lee - patron, Ticket C024 not issued, not paidJenny Tan - patron, Ticket C028, paid
Brenda Kim - Patron, Ticket C029, paid
Veronique Lee - Patron, Ticket B011, paid
Dan Huang - Jaswant Singh, patron, Ticket B012, paid
Eyvonne Chew - patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J086
Joy Chuang - patron, Ticket C027, paid
Clara Chay - patron Jonson Tan - patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J085Richard Kee - patron, ticket not issued, paid, J084
Jane Kee - patron, ticket not issued, paid, J083
Pauline Khoo - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, J082
Rene Leong - Ursher, patron, ticket not issued, paid, J081
Malcolm Chen
Ong - Patron, Ticket not issue, paid, H080Michael Tan - Businessmen and Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H079
Susan Chang - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H078
Gingko Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H077 xx Nellie Wong Venika Leong - Patron, Ticket H077, paidHou Chong - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H076
Lina Ng - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H075
Susan Tan - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H074
Mike Tan - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H073
Alicia Soh - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H072
Angela Straaten - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, H071
Helen Kwek - Patron, ticket not isused, paid, G070
Lim Tian Soo - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, G069
Agnes Seow - Hostess, Ticket not issued, paid, G068
Zahariah Helen Wong - patron, ticket not issued, paid, G067Molly Chua - patron, ticket not issued, paid, G066
Andrew Koh - Patron, Ticket B014 not issued, paid
Lina Tan - Patron, Ticket B015 not issued, paid
Wong Hong Jeng - Patron, Ticket B016 not issued, paid
Eliza Chua - Patron, Ticket B017 not issued, paid
Lawrence Khan - Patron, Ticket B018 not issued, paid
Marg Tian - Patron, Ticket B019 not issued, paid
Kent Chan - Patron, Ticket B020 not issued, paid
Susan Tan Seok Wah - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F058
Pearl Goh - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F057
Paul Kong - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F056
Peggy Kong - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F055
Rosna Rauaee Grace Kok - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F054Dolly Lim - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F053
Norlinda - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F052
Loh Yew Kwong - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, F051
Nina Choo - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E050
Mega Abdullah - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E049
Jane Tan - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E048
Peng Peng - Singer, Ticket not issued, paid, E047
Dennis Wee - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E046
Shirleen Kao - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E045
John Howe - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E044
Joyce Tan Patrick Chan - businessman, patron, ticket not issued, paid, E043Chin Boon - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E042
Judy Lim - Patron, Ticket not issued, paid, E041
James Chan - Patron, paid, Ticket K092
Ben Foo - Patron, paid, New ticket will be isued. Ticket M101
Maggie Teo - Patron, unpaid, new ticket not issued. Ticket M102
Our target is now revised to 100 paid pax.
On hold and waiting:
Attendance closed.
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On 17th September, it was a dark and cloudy morning… oh no, I thought…it’s going to rain… if it does, it would be most inconvenient for all the SHC members attending the gathering at Gillman Heights.
Fortunately, toward the afternoon, the dark clouds were blown away, and 17th September turned out to be a beautiful day…
To all who attended the monthly gathering at Gillman Heights:
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you - for making my last few days at Gillman Heights happy and memorable.
Dolly and Sam – thank you for organizing the event.
ALL THE HELPERS – thank you for helping.
If I miss mentioning one or two names, please forgive me… it was a very busy day, and my recall for names is not so great.
Terence, Rene, Oi Cheng, Kristin, Karen, Sockie, PatrickL, Mary, Sue Chan, Lily, Andrew, Dan, Freddie, and Tim.…
I hope that the 20 liters of pandang tea was enough to go round and that all 77 over guests managed to taste a small cup. If not, please excuse me…
Thank you – to all the guests, who had made time from their busy schedule to attend this gathering.
Many guests expressed their concerns, asking me questions such as where I’d be moving off to… some guests thought that I am a millionaire….
To dispel misconception, here are the facts: The Gillman Heights owners received $870K to $930K. Yep – Gillman Heights owners are not millionaires. It was the Farrer Court owners who received $2million each.
For the Gillman Heights owners, it was a matter of poor timing. We simply have to accept reality, and move on with our lives.
We are sad to leave Gillman Heights…. Spacious, sprawling housing estates like Gillman Heights will no longer exist.
I hope that I did manage to greet each and every guest. If I missed some of you– again, please excuse me.
Many guests commented that you have not met me before. I must be “new member”, or that I must be “inactive member”.
Not really. I registered more than two years ago. I have met many other members during these events which I have attended:
Self-development Talk (Intercontinental vault), The MacRitchie Walk, The monthly gathering at Han’s café (nonya parade), The Investment Talk (Bali Lane), The Barage Walk, The Pasir Ris Walk, The Investment Talk at Raffles City Tower.
And, I have hosted Mahjong Beginners Lessons at my place, taught by MJ teacher Freddy Liew. I was actively “promoting” Feztus’ Yunnan Health Rejuvenating trip, the first group went in Feb 2009. And I am also the EC for the laughter exercise at Hort Park.
Enuff “lee lee loh loh”. Enough said for my “credentials” as a SHC member.
I look forward to see all of you at some future gathering.
I will miss Gillman Heights. Thank you for sharing my memory of Gillman Heights.
With warmest regards
jacqueline
Why Silk Road ?
Dating back thousands of years, the Silk Road refers to a series of routes from China to the Mediterranean along which traders,merchants and pilgrims would travel on camels. Silk was one of its most valuable and important commodities traded along the way besides gunpowder,carpets,spices, etc.
Along came the Yellow River Civilisation. Ganges River Civilisation, Roman Civilisation and Persian Civilisation. Lots of inter- marriages between the minority nationalities and many exchanges of cultures that made the present population of different provinces a mixed blend of unique people namely the Uygur, Kazak, Han Chinese, Tartar, Mongol, Ozbek, Manchu , Tajik, Xibe , etc…
This tour is highly educational and as one travels along the vast stretch of the Gobi Desert , history comes back alive.
Just to share, here is my account:-
In this post , we would appreciate if any of you could share with us some of your gardening tips ? Would you"open house" for SHCians over a cup of coffee or pot luck gathering cum pay a visit to your garden by private invitations thru comments or emails.
What is organic farming, vertical gardening soiless gardening , not hydroponics gardening , etc…….Want to know more ???? 
You may have heard a lot about bonsais but what about bonsai longans and dragonfruits ( latest craze in Taiwan)
Ever encounter problems growing flowering plants like Petunias and African violets. How to deal with pests ? Organic fertilisers or chemical fertilisers , which one is better?
Pls. ignore the old post and give your comments in this new post. We would appreciate very much your kind feedback. Thank you and have a good day.
Many SHCians must have made their plans to go away for this long weekend. I am also quite sure a number will stay in Singapore to enjoy the quiet surroundings. For some, it will just be a case of no plans; just staying at home to enjoy TV, Mahjong and maybe a few kakis coming to the house.
Share with us what you will be doing. And if you are not doing anything, nothing to be shy about, maybe some of us can meet up for tea or kopi. Enjoy the peace Sat, Sun and Mon.
Terence Seah
I join this forum about 1.5 years ago.
Before I join, I read about this new member who in his profile was writing about his marrital bliss and somehow it offended a few members, culminating in him withdrawing his membership. The members involved in this quarrel were both males as well as females.
Next, there was this male member who was disliked by other members for his ego and boastful posts. He was mercilessly attacked. Again the active parties were both males and females.
Than there was this male member who questioned if divorcees are as relax as happily married women. Of course he gets it from the divorced women but I was suprised that some men also join in the fray.
Of course none of you can miss this episode of 2 educated SHC men almost coming into blows during a party organize by SHC member.
Two weeks ago we had 2 guys quarrelling about who is the better IT guy and other men including yours truly(shame shame) took out our keyboard and join in.
This week, the physical confrontation between men which did not happen before was again revived and eventually stopped by Terence.
It occurs to me that ALL quarrels in this forum involves men. There are suppost to be much more female members than males in this club. Why are the women not quarelling among themselves but men are involve in every occasion. Do man become grumpy and quarrelsome when we grow old? What happen to girls when they get old……do they become more lovable?
Meet at rear of McDonald Restaurant Marina Cove (former East Coast Recreation Park). Rented bicycles are abundantly available at reasonable rates.
Activity will not be cancelled even if it rains but will be brought indoor to turn into chitchat session.
We will go for dinner 2gether after the session. Pls come n join us.
Rain or shine, we will definitely be there for U. Look forward to seeing u guys.
Our Program -
• 4.00 - 4.30 p.m. : Gather for chitchating, if possible inside aircon McDonald Rest.
• 4.30 p.m. : Proceed to bike rental kiosk, Coastal Recreation, to rent bikes.
Rental Cost is between $5-$6 unless fuel surcharge is imposed, the cost may be bit higher.
• 4.30 - 6.30 p.m. : Cycling around East Coat Park.
• There will not be any learning sesssion.
• 6.30 - 7.00 p.m. : All cyclists ride back to start point 2 return bikes n go for dinner 2gether.
• There will be a long 40km+ plus rolling off at 2.15 pm sharp from ECP to Loyang n back. Stopover at CV for light refreshment on return. Helmet is compulsory as we will be riding on the road throughout. This is good training for those going to Pengarang in the coming week.
TQ, Cycling Group (Ah Nee, Douglas, Jade, Lily n Yew Kwong)
Members Who Are Coming -
In conjunction with our Flea Mart and Monthly gathering, I intend to also book their Mahjong Room at Safra. Patrick Khoo has kindly consented to help me oversee the event.
Place: Safra Mount Faber
Time: 10.00am - 6.00pm
The Mahjong Room have four tables, you will be charge ’water money’ at $2.00 per hour. I need your indication whether I should proceed to book the room. Closing date 31 September 2009.
Do bear in mind that this is for recreational purpose and no gambling is allowed, and no cash to be exchanged. You are free to choose your own kakis and do let Patrick know and he will help to co-ordinate the seating.
Those who want to learn are welcome. The room is fully-air-conditioned. This is your opportunity to come and relax with fellow members and let have an enjoyable time together!
EOs Dan Huang/Patrick Khoo
Dear Friends
Due to popular demand, we are thinking of organising a repeat of our first 2 days / 1 night weekend trip. 
So far, we’ve received only 2 quotes probably due to the LWE. Am still waiting for more quotes to come in before I post further details on the package. Meanwhile, you may choose your room-mates in private BUT, NO NEED to announce to me just yet until our hotel is finalised. For all you know, instead of twin rooms, it could be 4 to a cabana or 8 per bungalow. So, please hold your horses! Here’s a tip for would-be-participants, we work in a systematic pace : (1) Sort list and select package/hotel. (2) Collect payment. (3) Room allocation. No payment, no room allocation.
EOs : Lily, Dolly & YK 
Registered going :
Wait List :
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