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Posted on December 19, 2016
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Finally, I landed my hands on this nanoblock design. It was released months ago, yet strangely enough I couldn’t find it anywhere at my usual haunts (to purchase Kawada Nanoblock). I wonder if there are resellers stockpiling this to sell off at a premium price…
Posted on December 3, 2016
by inez
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Ahead of Paris hitting a major milestone (6 months post-splenectomy!) we had set aside a couple of days to bring her out for some fun in a new park. December is monsoon season in Singapore, and the weather has been largely erratic and wet,…
Category: Asia, Paris' Miraculous JauntsTags: furkids, golden retriever, hemangiosarcoma, hort park, my furbaby has cancer, paris shaula, senior dog, senior golden, singapore, southern ridges, splenectomy
Posted on November 20, 2016
by inez
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Towards the western end of Singapore lies two very beautiful parks that I’ve visited like, three times in my entire life. While Singapore is not considered large by any measure, I’ve always lived in the North/Northeast region with the exception of my 4 undergraduate…
Category: Asia, Paris' Miraculous JauntsTags: chinese garden, furkids, golden retriever, hemangiosarcoma, japanese garden, jurong lake gardens, my furbaby has cancer, paris shaula, senior dog, senior golden, singapore, splenectomy
Posted on September 2, 2016
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Mention East Coast Park (ECP), the largest park and a beach park almost 15km long built entirely on reclaimed land located to the south-eastern part of Singapore, and it will trigger beautiful memories in many a Singaporean. Most of us would have gone cycling…
Category: Asia, Paris' Miraculous JauntsTags: belle elnath, east coast park, ecp, furkids, garden city, golden retriever, hemangiosarcoma, paris has cancer, paris shaula, singapore, splenectomy
Posted on August 6, 2016
by inez
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In 2015, Singapore’s very own Botanic Gardens was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I remember beaming with pride as I read the news because I have such fond memories of the colossal Gardens as a child. It was always a treat when my parents…
Category: Asia, Paris' Miraculous JauntsTags: bandstand, belle elnath, garden city, golden retriever, hemangiosarcoma, paris has cancer, paris shaula, singapore, singapore botanic gardens, unesco, unesco world heritage site
Posted on August 4, 2016
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And home is where the heart is. Singapore has recently been plagued by weeks of unceasing wet weather. This, combined with Paris’ increasing lack of stamina and us letting the busyness of everyday life overwhelm us, meant that we have not been venturing out much with…
Posted on July 3, 2016
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* While we love travelling, in particular to Europe and Japan, our beloved home country has much to offer too. This is the first of a series of posts we’re intending to share on this space to document our cancer-striken golden retriever’s adventures in Singapore…
Category: Asia, Paris' Miraculous JauntsTags: belle elnath, garden city, gardens by the bay, golden retriever, hemangiosarcoma, marina barrage, marina bay sands, paris has cancer, paris shaula, singapore, singapore flyer