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Parenting and children Children, contest, Parenting, proud parents

A proud parenting moment

November 15, 2017

As Dave has shared in the previous post, there was an estate party in our neighbourhood last month, and we attended the event. The event was pretty well organised, with lots of family friendly activities and games, many suitable for young kids. Ally might have been a bit too young to participate in some of…

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Kate
Minimalism and simple living, Personal finance 11.11, damage, online, shopping

Surviving the 11.11 challenge

November 12, 2017

I have a confession to make. Even though I try to live minimally, and purchase only things I need, I do a lot of window shopping. Online. Ok, that is an oxymoron, some might say. If you are a minimalist, you won’t even bother looking at stuff like that. Because, you probably don’t need any…

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Kate
Work compassion, life, Work

Compassion at the work place

November 10, 2017

An uncle of a colleague passed on earlier this week. It was an upsetting event and I passed her my condolences. The passing of a love and close one is always one of the hardest ordeal to overcome for anyone and words alone are insufficient to describe the feelings, and little can be said to…

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Kate
Monthly Updates

Oct 2017 – Expenses Update

November 6, 2017

October is the month when we celebrated our 5th wedding Anniversary and we went for a family day out at River Safari. Ally enjoyed free admission with each accompanying adult for the month of October. This is the third time we went to River Safari with Ally and she is so excited about it that…

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Dave
Personal finance Finance, household expenses, monthly expenses, singapore family

A closer look at our expenses

October 23, 2017

Our blog has garnered a lot more traction over the last few months and we thank our readers for your continuous support and comments. One area which has garnered a lot of eyeballs is definitely our monthly expense reports. We share our expense reports with fellow readers as part of our journey towards minimalism and…

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Kate
Happiness

What are you passionate about in life?

October 18, 2017

Recently, I attended an inspirational talk by Grant Rawlinson (aka Axe) who originated from New Zealand and is currently based in Singapore. He is a professional speaker, adventurer and explorer. He used to be a professional 7 – side rugby player during his younger days (did that for around 25 years) but it ended after an injury.…

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Dave
Interview series

Interview Series – Minimalist who wants to step foot on all Seven Continents before the age of 35

October 13, 2017

This interview is about a friend of mine, Yong Sheng, 30 who aspires to travel to the seven continents before he reaches the age of 35. He is also a practicing minimalist with a keen interest in investing and photography. Currently, he is working as an operation executive in a logistic firm. I’m very impressed…

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Dave
Monthly Updates

Sept 2017 – Expenses Update

October 1, 2017

  September is the month where we celebrated Ally’s birthday and also my sister’s wedding. Ally also transited from half day to full day child care where she will be attending additional enrichment classes like speech and drama. We believe she will be able to adapt to it and enjoy it. My sister’s wedding was…

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Dave
Random thoughts ambition, career, couseling, junior, life, manager, Work, young

Random thoughts of the day: Counseling a junior member of the team at work

September 20, 2017

I played Aunt Agony to a junior of mine in the team at work the other day, and ended up spending more than an hour trying to “counsel” her and providing with a different opinion of the situation that she is in. Here’s a brief background. This junior of mine is one of the youngest…

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Kate
Parenting and children, Personal finance affordable, childcare, expensive, national day rally, preschool singapore

Pre-school in Singapore

September 18, 2017

This is one of the hottest topics right now at the moment, and especially since it is an area of focus that is highlighted by our Prime Minister at the recent national day rally.  With a preschooler in the house, we read with interest on the developments in the sector, and are definitely heartened by…

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Kate
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