I am Monica Lim and has just registered with SHC as a member.

I have been working in Singapore Polytechnic for the past 40 years

Married with 2 grown-up daughters and have a grandson of 2 years and 7 months.

Love to sing and listens to  music during spare time and enjoys a game of “Mahjong” on every Saturdays

We have always faced difficulties getting new members to introduce themselves in the Club.  Either they are shy, or they find it difficult to write an introduction about themselves in our Club forum.  Finally, they either not do anything about it or nobody knows about them.

We have tried to get our senior members to to take up this role; but unfortunately for numerous reasons, few members like to take up this role.  Well, after a long time, we have identified one.

He is Robert Ong, whom many of you know has been active, especially with the Easterly gatherings.  He is a strong supporter of SHC, its members and the Club’s culture.  Robert has good relations, is tactful and is a very considerate person.  He has agreed to take up the role of managing “New members relations”.  In this role, Robert will assist new members with introducing themselves to fellow members in the Club.  He will be able to write a new Post to introduce new members in the Club.  After membership approval by Admin, new members can write directly to him with the introduction.  More details will be given.

Thank you Robert.  And we look forward to your new initiatives.

Terence Seah

   

There will be a Pre-Christmas Mini-Buffet Dinner & Dance on Wednesday, 18 December 2013.  Details are as follows:

Time:       7 – 11.30 pm
Venue:      SGCC Lounge
Cost:        $20 (nett) per person (non-members of SGCC  ~ Charles Cher will sign you in) ~ Members of SGCC will get their own tickets (at member’s price) direct from the Club.

It will be a great night of dancing (to a live band) and fun. Limited seats available. Please register early to avoid disappointment!

Gabriella Chua, EC

Registration List:

1. Gabriella Chua
2. Philip Yeo
3. Edwin Tan
4. SS Tan and friend
5. Tony Ang
6. Kent Chan   (tickets have been sold out)

BLOG IS NOW CLOSED – TICKETS SOLD OUT ~

 

I was reading the ST today, and came across the phrase “the true kampong spirit”.  I thought that this tagline is interesting for SilverHairsClub members.  Very often, we engage in activities of the social nature, and we don’t target “self help and caring activities” for ourselves.  We have plenty on makan, dancing, karaoke, cycling, walking, chitchats and travel.

As a Club, we have not done much to harness ourselves for the benefit of SHCians as a whole.  Maybe the “true kampong spirit” can rekindle and strengthen ourselves as a big family.  I remembered Kenneth Tan suggested buying in bulk eg his monthly ovaltine supply, Jassmine Teo’s Teo selling of what’s in our store room, our offering of paid eldersitter services by some of our members, our discussion on retirement living, plus a few others.  But many of us have not responded to work together in this true kampong spirit.

Perhaps, we can help and think of new ideas.  We should support more activities and programs so that we can help ourselves as we age.  Afterall, many of us are reported as “Asset-poor and cash-rich”.

How and what can we group together and care for ourselves?  Please respect the views of others when making comments.  Not all of us are rich, and not all of us are poor.  Not all of us can travel, makan and enjoy ourselves frequently, many of us have still to work.

Terence Seah

I have a pair of tickets to the above attractions valid till 8 Dec 2013. If you need it, I can pass it on.

Myanmar Travel Group: Thank you very much for the sharing. I am glad that you all are having so much fun. I wish I can join you all, but still have a full-time job and can travel only during certain periods of the year.

This trip is the beginning of my love story with SHC travelling group.  We had so much fun, laughter, food, entertainment and dancing throughout the short trip.  I’m sure most of my fellow travellers will agree with me.

We have to thank the following people who had made this possible –

• Terence for initiating and leading the group;

• Susan for making the hotel arrangements and rooming list

• Peri for looking after the financial aspects

• Gentlemen for their tender loving care in looking after the ladies

• Frisna for providing free entertainment on board

• And any other SHC’cian who had in one way or another contributed to the success and smooth running of the tour.
• Last but not least, all the supportive ‘seow seow’ audience who were so receptive to all kinds of jokes, Q & A grilling by our infamous reporter from CNA, CNN to CBS, without whom, we would not have had so much enjoyment during the trip!

A comical star was born on 8 November 2013, Day 3 of the trip.  It was spontaneous and so hilarious that we all almost died laughing so hard and many can’t stop laughing even after the show ended.  So, fellow travellers, please share your experience with everyone here.

I’m looking forward to the next trip led by Terence, either to Taiwan, India or Sri Lanka.  Have passport and money will travel !

Hi All

An upcoming coffee morning and afternoon tea on Mon, Dec 2 2013 in remembrance of the late Hong Kong legendary singer Leslie Cheung is not to be missed!

Our local talented singer Wilson Wong will be performing Leslie’s unforgettable hits.

Venue:  Esplanade Recital Studio
Time:10.30am / 3pm
Price:  $12

Tickets from Esplanade Box Office and SISTIC (booking fee applies for each ticket).

Coffee and tea will be provided before each show.

            

Dear friends
Our coffee meet is back ..  Details are as follows:
Date:     Thursday, 28 Nov  Postponed to Thursday, 5 December
Venue:   Singapore Post Building ~ next to Paya Lebar MRT station
Food Court at B1 (all types of cuisine available – Chinese, Malay, Jap etc)

Time:   2 – 4 pm

The coffee meet will be a casual chit-chat session ~ no Agenda ~  just relaxing  and destressing on a lazy Thursday afternoon for those who have retired, semi-retired or just looking for some company to while away the time ~ for the lonely and not so lonely … haha

This coffee meet will be a once-a-month thingy.  Hope you’ll come and give your support ya?

It will be an EC event.  Hence, feel free to bring your friends who are non-SHC members too.  However, their names will not be listed on this SHC forum page.  But, we do hope that they will decide to become members too.

Please register your interest here.

Thanks & regards,

Gabriella Chua, EC

 Registration list:

1   Gabriella

2    Richard Lean (?)

3    S S Tan

4    Tony Ang

5    Jasmine Tan

6    Molly Chua

7    Steven Chan

8    Lee Ah Nee

9    Jassmine Teo

10   Annie Loh

11    Catherine Ho

12    Pat Oei

13    Ann Giri

14   Roland Tong

 

 

We have secured 4 places for a 3D2N tour to Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam.  I am looking for a female room-mate.

Travel Period: 17 to 19 Jan 2014 (Fri, Sat and Sun)
Depart SIN:    17 Jan 2014 – Singapore to Ho Chi Min, ETD 0740
Arrive SIN:     19 Jan 2014 – Ho Chi Min to Singapore, ETA 2055

Tour Price: S$358, twin sharing includes the following:
a) 2-way airfare and taxes, travel by budget carrier
b) 2-way airport transfers by luxury coach
c) 4-star hotel stay
d) Guided tour with English speaking guide
e) Meals include breakfast, lunch and dinner (total number of meals provided unknown but was told all meals included)

FYI, this is a customised trip and we will be travelling in a group of 60 persons.  If you are keen to join us (Alex Woo, my sis-in-law and I), please post your interest here as soon as possible.   Alternatively, you may write to me at: shcmayleewoo@gmail.com   If no takers by 14 Nov Thu (1600), we will have to cancel 2 places.  Then I will travel with Alex only.

Closing date:  14 Nov 2013 (Thu), 1600

Payment by:   15 November 2013 (Fri), 1200

Hi All

Remember we once had a pot-luck cum cycling at the Changi Beach Park 2 years ago?
If you forget, here’s the SHC page link for your revisit :
https://silverhairsclub.com/?p=3836

We had a lot of fun and LOTS of food then. Want to have another round of such fun? This pot-luck will tie in with our last Monthly Cycling for this year 2013. We will resume cycling again after Chinese New Year 2014.

For those who can’t cycle, you can skate. If you can’t do both — then just come and join in the fun in eating, chit-chatting catching up with old and new friends….. or swim.!! :)

The park is serene and much less crowded than ECP.

?Parking is free after 5pm and the nearest parking is : Carpark 1 although Carpark 2 is also very near.
?There is a clean and airy public toilet (with shower cubicles) at the same location.

Buses that stop right outside the park along Nicoll Drive bus stop B10) :
?# 9 – from Bedok Interchange
?#19 – from Tampines Interchange
?#89 – from Hougang Central Interchange

Buses to Changi Village Terminal (a short walk to the park along waterfront) :
?# 2 – from New Bridge Road Terminal
?#29 – from Tampines Interchange
?#59 – from Bishan Interchange
?#109 – from Serangoon Interchange

For information on bike or skate rental, you may enquire at :
http://www.lifestylerecreation.com.sg/

Please register here and indicate type of food you are bringing so we have an idea.

Looking forward to meeting you folks soon.

EO – Lily Ho & Douglas Chan

Registration :
1) Lily Ho – fried bee hoon
2) Douglas
3) Silas – card tricks
4) Tian Soo – wine
5) Janie
6) Susan CH Tan – sambal goreng
7) Eileen Thean
8) Peggy Yap – green bean soup, fruits & lemon barley
9) Arthur Yap
10) Margaret Tian
11) Steven Chan
12) Dolly Lim
13) Patrick Cheong – potato salad
14) Caroline – play by ears
15) Lina Ng – curry chicken & baguette
16) Lin Chuah
17) Peri
18) Thomas Loh
19) Sockie
20) Teresa Seow
21) SK Chua
22) Esther Mok
23) Ann Lim – stuffed cherry tomatoes
24) Alice Yap
25) Bira
26) Judy Lim
00) Frisna
27) Hou Chong
28) Kristy Quek – fruits
29) Audrey Wong
30) Paul Kong
31) Peggy Kong
32) Nina Choo
33) Annie Tang
00) Charles Chua – cakes
34) Judy – disposal cultery
35) Johnny Pow – cabbage & pork belly
36) Annie Pow
37) John Howe
38) Helen Yeo – Soya sauce chicken
39) Boon Liang

Life has a strange way of throwing challenges at us.

When we put in our effort, it does not mean we will be rewarded with a kind word, let alone appreciation.  When we ask questions, lo and behold, we are creating issues that should not happen in the first place.  Huh? Whaaa?  Hmmmm……..

How do we deal with such challenges?  For me, I speak up (even if it’s the last time; till death do us part.  Kekekeee), after which I move on and happily continue with my life.

So, darlings, when the going reeli, reeli gets tough, THE TOUGH GETS GOING!

Share with us, especially Agony Aunt G here, how do you deal with challenges that somehow makes you the bad guy?

      

I am in KL, and obviously beside eating, I had nothing else better to do. I usually go to the 7-Eleven and buy all the local newspapers I can lay my hands on.

The article this morning reported that an anthropologist has identified that the answer lies in brain chemistry. She tracked 28,000 people.  Some of us feel good and romantic; and have the sexual drive, and all this because of dopamine and testosterone

In our Club, I read only Tian Soo is familiar with this chemical.

Why do some of us like this person and not another person?  As you know, I like to make Paper Clips work, but trying to do so, does not seem to work.  The naturally attraction works, but the individuals must come together.

If a person has active dopamine, tend to seek experience, curious and easily board, they tend to be introspective and like their own type.

If a person has high testerone, they tend to be analytical, competitive, they too tend to be attracted to their types.

These factors sparked attraction. The success is to overlook everything you cannot stand in someone.  These works whether one is 30 or 60.

What do you think?  Aiyah, just some serious fun.

Terence Seah

Date:  09 November 2013, Saturday
Start Time:   4.30pm sharp
Meeting Place:   HarbourFront Centre, Level 1 (vicinity of Pizza Hut #01-69/
BreadTalk #01-67).
Nearest MRT: HarbourFront CC29, Exit B.
ECs for this walk:  Charles Wee and ChristinaCL Chan

Join us in this last walk of 2013…  to a place filled with war history
nuggets and beauty! preserved, retained, yet seamlessly merged
with modern ammenities to provide a haven for all to enjoy.

Let the sounds of music from the sea;
the songs from a variety of feathered species;
the cool of sea breeze; the flutter of wings;
the beauty of a variety of blooms;
bring to you, a sense of calm and rest!

We will transverse along the coastline from man-made boardwalk into the
forest, filled with historical relics – an open-air museum that showcased
underground bunkers and gun batteries from WW II.

The surrounding area projects peace and solitude that brings a sense of
relief and thankfulness that the guns had ceased fire long ago and battles
are no longer fought!        {sigh}

The sight of artists capturing the gorgeous views over the sea;
fishermen preparing their fishing baits or trying their luck,
families and friends enjoying, yet another natural oasis.

With a panoramic view, it is indeed “THE place to watch sunset!”

Let us linger for a moment along the coastal front, be soothed, be lulled by
the wonders of nature and revel in this scenic view of vast sea and greenery…

Dine & Home Sweet Home will be in the Nature Reserve itself – Eco Gourmet Cafe comes highly recommended OR next to Labrador MRT (CC27) Alexandra Retail Centre(ARC) with a selection of Japanese/Chinese restaurants; Komala’s, cafes, etc

Note:
1)  For your own safety, come in comfortable footwear, no slippers/sandals.
2)  Protect oneself with sun screen, sunglasses, caps, mosquito repellant
3)  Besides umbrella, bring a disposable raincoat (though we pray for good weather)
4)  Hydrate with a bottle of drinking water.
5)  **In nature reserves — leave nothing behind and take nothing away
except memories through your lenses.

From March 2013, monthly walks will be an EC event till further notice.
You are allowed to bring your adult friends who are non-SHC members
(please get them to join SHC club, too).
Please observe SHC Rule  – Names & pictures of non-members are not to be shown or mentioned in SilverHairsClub.com.

Walk Team ECs: Joyce Tan, Charles Wee, Veronica Wong, Jeffrey Lim, Mary Tan, Alice Seah, Lydia Soh, Serene Low and I, ChristinaCL Chan

To a place of historical significance and tranquility….

1)  Charles Wee
2)  Christina Chan
3)  Alice Seah
4)  Gingko Tay
5)  Johnny Pow
6)  Annie Pow
7)  Judy Lim
8)  Maureen Lee
9)  June Koh
10) Ronald Lam
11) Bernie Chung
12) Eddy Lee
13) Margaret Lee
14) Thomas Lau
15) Lucy Lau
16) Jane Chua
17) Daisy Phua
18) Richard Wong
19) Jimmy Tsin
20) Irene Chua
21) Yew Tiong
22) Lina Tan
23) Dorothy Low
24) Cheryl Ho
25) Janet Ng
26) Azhari C
27) Andrew Koh
28) Veronica W
29) Mary Tan
30) Serene Low
and there is 1, the last pax, who came for the final leg of the walk!

SilverHairsClub is meant for you. and we like to organise activities for members, so that everybody can find friends and own interest group.

I love organising activities for members. But very often i am away on work. i like to form a permanent team to work with me on these activities, maybe for a year. The work will involve meeting members, registration work, payment, managing the venue and encouraging members to join the events. It will also let you meet more people.

If you like to join the team, please email me. you can have a choice of tasks. Take this opportunity to engage our membership and get to know more people.

This email is addressed to all fellow SilverHairsClub members via email.  If you have not received this, please check your email address and whether you have a password to enter SilverHairsClub.com

Terence Seah

SilverHairsClub.com

Date : Friday 25 October 2013
Place: Pasir Ris Park
Time/Duration : 7.30am – 10.00am (2½ hours)

Meeting Point; End Point : Pasir Ris MRT Station (exit A) We will walk near the beach, to a long board walk and back to the MRT station.

Items To Wear/Bring: Walking shoes, umbrella/raincoat and drinking water, hat if you’re afraid of the sun.

EOs : Linda Chan & Margaret Wee  ( assisted by Tan Li Li)

Register here:

How can members mix around at a buffet restaurant?

It’s always a battle.  When we gather together, we all love to plong ourselves on a chair. Then, we don’t move for the next 2-3 hours.  And then members complain we should move around because we are not mixing around.  Then, we have introductions, games, and members feel they have no time to network.

I like an “All standing gathering” with a drink on the left hand and some snacks on serving tables. We keep our right hand for shaking hands. But then, we complain the legs are just not that strong. “Why no chairs?”

At Hans restaurant, some tables are long, and we don’t know who to talk with, on the right or on the left.  Some tables are small, and we squeeze and again, we don’t move.

What about a buffet restaurant?  If we go for a buffet lunch or dinner, and we sit down in tables of four, how are we going to mix and network.  At the end of the gathering, we go home knowing 3 persons, and not knowing the others.  What can we do?

SilverHairs love to make friends.  Don’t have to go into the why’s. How do we mix and network at monthly gatherings and still get to know a good number of other members?

There is always a spread of food on the serving table.  Nowadays, the restaurants serve ah la cart buffet or order as you like.  And, each of us get our own plates, bowl and fork and spoon.  Can we move ourselves, say every 30 mins?  The EO can “ting a glass” and time to move.  Those who don’t want to move can sit still; others can move.  We do it 3 times, and in 2 hours, we get to meet a new set of friends.

What do you think?  Do you have ideas?

Terence Seah

 

Dear all

The Ageless Theatre presents Faces (Phases) of Love, a play about the power of love and the search for that special someone. It comprises four short skits, including one about a lonely widow’s love for her deceased husband, and another about four mahjong buddies reminiscing about love and loss.

The venue is the Marine Parade Community Club Theatrette. Each ticket costs $15. As contact numbers of the organisers cannot be displayed here, if you wish to join a couple of us for this performance, you may transfer funds to my POSB Savings Account 159-13164-5 and I can purchase the tickets on your behalf.

What is interesting is that the Ageless Theatre comprises people aged 43 and above.

Any play enthusiasts?

Joy :)

Here’s wishing all our Muslim friends Hari Raya Haji.

This year’s festival falls on Tue Oct 15 2013.  To soak in the atmosphere, drop by Kampong Glam and Geyland Serai.  I may go to Kampong Glam to check out the shops, Malay heritage sites etc.

Shisha is waiting……

 

 

Hi all cyclists

A Memorial Ride in remembrance of Janet Chan will be held on 19 October 2013. Janet Chan used to join our monthly cycling whenever it was held at ECP, although she was not a regular cyclist, she was one of the first to have a foldie.

Date : 19 October 2013
Time : 1600-2000 hrs
Venue: meet at Burger King, ECP at 1530hrs
Route: It will be on PCNs and on pedestrian walkways starting from Burger King to Gardens by the Bay.

Rental bikes are available nearby.

Those going :
1. douglas
2. ah nee
3. lily
4. boon liang
5. lina ng
6. hou chong
7. yew kwong
8. eileen thean
9. judy lim
10. audrey wong
11. bira
12. andrew koh
13. yatsin
14. julian
15. solomon chang
16. susan tan
17. fredalim
18. caroline gee
19. Paul Kong
20. Peggy
21. Nina
22. John Howe

Maybe :
1. Karen Thio
2. Eileen Ang
3. Irene Poh
4. Malcolm
5. Lydia Soh
6. Tony Ang

Thousands of end users were caught by surprise the unexpected inconvenience caused to them after a fire broke out at the telco’s exchange station on Wednesday, 9 Oct 2013.  Businesses lost their customers and takings for the day; punters missed their winning opportunites; subscribers scrambled for connectivity with their friends; lovers, friends etc missed their dates or were late for appointment.

Where were you and what were you doing at the time when the disruption began?  How did you adjust to the inconvenience?

Read my comments on my story.

Good morning, Silver Babees!

Guess most of you are up and about; probably done your chores, walked the dog and had a hearty breakfast.  Others may be out walking, cycling or simply reading the papers at the coffee shop or at home.

A typical Sunday for me when I do not have an appointment is to sleep in, perhaps throw in some exercise and surfing the internet – chilling out totally.

How do you spend your Sundays?

Here’s a song to start our day…………

 

“People are always good company when they are doing what they really enjoy”. Samuel Butler quotes

Make yourself a date with Boon Liang on Fri, 25 Oct 2013 and indulge in a little bit of Wine & Dine relaxing in a nice cosy corner with good company.

Rilassi da pietro
283 Changi Road beside Kampong Eunos
Singapore 419762
Time: 7pm onwards

Nearest train station:  Eunos, about 10 minutes’ walk to the bistro

Menu & Price (1 for 1 for main course) – $16 to $38
– rack of lamb, salmon fillet, steak, dory, BBQ pork ribs, rosemary chicken

**No corkage.  Feel free to bring your wine.**

Appetizer $15 to $18
Salad $15 to $16
Soup $8 to $12
Pizza 10″ $16 to $20
Pasta $18 to $$24
Risotto $18 to $24
On the Grill $6 to $20 – skewers
On the sides $12 to $14 – wings, white bait, calamari, fries
Desserts $12 to $15
White n red wine, beer, whiskey, cocktails, soft drinks, juices, coffee, tea

Please be the first to register by 20 Oct 2013 here:

1. Boon Liang (EO)
2. Geraldine Ting
3. Bira
4. Lin Chuah
5. Lai Fong
6. Pearl Wong
7. Judy Lim
8. Ah Nee
9. Arthur Yap
10. Peggy Yap
11. Veronique Lee
12. Gingko
13. Marg Tian
14. Steven Chan
15. Robert Ong
16. Bessie Lam
17. Andrew (Bessie’s)
18. Peri Liew
19. Dorine Tan
20. Yew Kwong
21. Sockie
22. Helen Kuek
23. Helen Wong
24. Caroline Gee
    Rosalind Lee
25. Cat Ho
26. Irene Poh
27. Melissa Khng
28. Kristy Quek
29. Daisy Yeo
    Bobby Bok
30. Evyonne Chew
31. Rose White
32. Thomas Loh
33. Lydia Chin
34. Kheng Lim
35. Lily Ho
36. Jway
37. Clara Chay
38. Myra Chia
39. Ann Lim
40. Theresa Seow

Registration is closed at 40.

Please do not copy  and paste from the internet.

Cancer is  painful and dreaded sickness. Many of us know of a friend or a relative who had suffered from cancer, undergoing treatment or has passed away bcause of cancer. Be it cancer of the lungs, colon, postrate, nose, skin, or smach, the sickness is dreaded and feared.  If treatment is treated early, the cances of a cure is high; if detected late, it’s along process of treatment, and a stress to the care-giver. It is also expensive.

What have you experienced, seen or done when you knopw of someone who has cancer. Which hospital did you go? What were your medication? Which foreign country did the person go to for treatment? What herbs or plants were tried? How much was spend? What kind of government support was available?

Share your experience so that others can learn from you. We are all getting old. Your sharing can be useful information to  other members.

Please do not copy from the net. write your experience.

Terence Seah

Ulu Pandan Waterways & Reservoir Walk

Date:      12^th October 2013,   Saturday

Meet place:  DOVER mrt ,  exit B   at   4.15 pm

EC for walk – ChristinaCL Chan & Charles Wee

This 5.6km walk takes us to the western part of our island and among the calm and peaceful waterways that lead to  Pandan Reservoir. Enjoy the beautiful sunset as we cross the newly constructed AYE spiral  overhead bridge and head for Pasir Panjang where the reservoir  is located.

This walk  takes approximately 2.25 hours to complete before we arrive   at a popular Food Centre.

Bus #s 30, 51, 78, 143, 285, 533  (outside foodcentre)

Do dress comfortably with hats, umbrella, drinking water, camera, sun block and comfortable walking shoes.

Walk Team ECs: ChristinaCL Chan, Joyce Tan, Charles Wee, Veronica Wong, Jeffrey Lim, Mary Tan, Alice Seah, Lydia Soh, Serene Low.

.

Dear Members

We would like you to join us at a year-end Countdown Party. It will be a ‘value-for-money’ event with dinner, door gift, games, entertainment, music and dance.

Date:    31 December 2013, Tuesday
Time:    6.00 pm to 1.00 am
Venue: The Grand Ballroom, Level 1, Ritz Carlton

Special Rate: $105 nett per person
Note: For the first 10 SHC members who register and make payment before closing date

Guests’ Rate: $120 nett per person  (revised to special rate of $105 nett per person on 11 Oct)
Note: For the next multiple of 10 persons who register and make payment before closing date

We will only make the table booking/s after the closing date (upon registration and receipt of payment). If you are keen to participate in this EC event, please register here.

Pay to Alex’s POSB Savings Account: 017-06127-5

Closing Date of Registration: 15 Oct 2013
Closing Date of Payment:       18 Oct 2013, 1800

Registration for this event is now closed.

(For those who are not able to attend the event after payment, please arrange for your own replacement, preferably a SHC member and advise us. Thank you)

Looking forward to your participation!

Registration

Table 1 @ $105 nett per pax (10 members)

• 1   Alex Woo – paid 16/10
• 2   May Woo – paid 16/10
• 3.  Alyn Lee – paid 14/10
• 4.  Tan Boon Liang – paid 15/10
• 5.  Geraldine Ting – paid 15/10
• 6.   Peri Liew – paid 17/10
• 7.  Thomas Loh – paid 17/10
• 8.   Edwin Tan – paid 22/10
• 9.   Eileen Thean – paid 22/10
• 10. Susan Tan – withdrew on 14/10
• 10  Lin Chuah – paid 20/10

Table 2 @ $105 nett per pax (10 members)

• 11   Arthur Yap – paid 15/10
• 12   Peggy Yap – paid 15/10
• 13  Judy Lim – paid 12/10
• 14   Susan CH Tan – paid 12/10
• 15   Theresa Seow – paid 14/10
• 16   Ann Lim – paid 14/10
• 17   Daisy Yeo – paid 16/10
• 18   Teresa Lee – paid 14/10
• 19  Annie Pow – paid 16/10
• 20  Johnny Pow – paid 16/10

Cancellation

• Phillip and Molly Yeo – 7/10
• Susan  Tan – 14/10

ECs- Alex Woo and May Woo

Hi Friends,

Due to some circumstances, I am unable to go for the Yangon trip schedule from 6-10 November 2013. Number of confirmed persons going including myself is 21.

It is a twin room sharing with another lady. I have already purchased my air ticket with jetstar worth $164.60. It is transferrable and I am selling it for only $50. You would have to pay the difference between the current ticket price and the amount I purchased ($164.60) plus a transfer fee of about $50.

If you are keen on going for this trip, kindly email me at eunice.tay.bg@gmail.com for more details.

Thanks & Regards

HI calling for all dog lovers who is keen to brave de stench & dirt muddy if rain….

you have to bring extra baju & waters . it a real awesome pity sight to see so many dogs who ve all been spay. u ve to see to believe it .if u are afraid to get dirty u may stand outside de wooden door to peep it…

for those who is keen to buy dog foods or ve any dog foods must be in a can..i ,can come to u n pick it up.please take note , this  is a EC event…

i ,intend to rope in 4 more  dog lovers in my coming visit.detail as folow ;

date….some where in sunday of  oct.

time…0900hr

$$$ RM 200 inclusive of petrol ,toll charge & 1 meal

pick up pt ; lakeside mrt spore

return trip drop off  point  @ jb city square shopping centre in malaysia.

before we hit to de dog farm..we will had  bak kut teh 1st.

& if only time permit , i shall bring u all to de shopping centre or nursery farm

please email me for more detail at gohchinhuat@gmail.com.

any dog lover car owner who is keen to jump into de wagon pls indicate here…

cheers from brother sam goh

“There are three kinds of seniors … those who know IT and enjoy every minute of it. Those who understand what IT are about but do not know the good and bad about IT and the Internet. I call this group as “driving blindly through the Internet” and many have got their fingers burnt. This is the second kind. The third kind of seniors is those who heard about the usefulness of IT and the smart devices (smartphones, tablets), never use the Internet and do not know how or where to start.”

I propose now with my limited resource and budget, to start, in a small way, and make a difference to the third kind of seniors. For those first and second kinds of seniors, if you have any friend interested and willing to take the challenge, do let them know.

The details …

Course: Basic Computer and the Internet
For who: The third kind of seniors or those who just bought a laptop or iPad/tablet and/or a smartphone with data plan or just know how to do simple email.
Eligibility: Must own a laptop or iPad / tablet or a smartphone with data plan.
Duration: Weekly (every Thursday) for 12 weeks.
Time: 3PM to 5PM
Place of Learning: HDB void deck (in vicinity of Telok Blangah).
Period of Lessons: To be discussed with those confirmed (it must be a continuous 12 weeks)
Course contents: Basically to show you how to make use of the device you own to browse/surf the Internet, take part in online forum and emailing your love ones and friends.
First intake: 3 students only (as the HDB void deck table has only four chairs).
Course fee: $60 (payable at first lesson – no refund for missing lessons or quitting course).
Graduation: A free lunch will be given to those who completed the course or with 9 or more attendance.

If you need advice to buy a new digital device and/or which data plan is suitable for you, just let me know.

Those interested to find out more please come to or drop by our monthly small group gathering.

Hewlee (EC)

If your have Learn iT, you can Apply iT and enjoy Living with iT!

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