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Life!

nononono don't wanna become a working hag - getting tired so easily, not enough exercise & outings.

treatment for the soul

> go to the National Museum for the 'Quest for immortality - The World of Ancient Egypt' exhibit (Free admission for students; Adults - $15 excluding SISTIC fees)

> watch a GOOD movie, but yeah, now's not the season. maybe a good arthouse film? (where do you go to watch those?)

> sentosaaa

> good italian meal. good defined as value-for-money. no, cheap. yeah. hahahah

> acrylic paints

> painting paper

> mushy letters XDDD

> pedicure (i have old woman's feet :( )

> reverse bungee! need 3 more takers on this ;D

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cel said…
mushy letters eh?? :P:P:P *wriggles eyebrows*

anyway with regards to your arthouse films question, you can check out the latest selections at:
1. The PictureHouse-- Lvl 6 of The Cathay
2. Sinema@ Old School-- on top of Mount Sophia

Alternatively, you can also keep your eyes glued for the film festivals held in Singapore:
1. Singapore International Film Fest (this one is so duh it has become mainstream-ish, but good selections here if u look for it)
2. European Film Festival (the romantic, the weird and the serious-- interesting selection every year from the arthouse circuit of Europe. you can hear the different languages!)
February 28, 2010 at 11:21 AM
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