christineho

@christineho (6)

Singapore • Age 52

Joined myLot 17 years ago

www.inspiringbathrooms.com

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What's the best preschool here in Singapore?

kathykats2003 @kathykats2003 (67) • Singapore 26 Feb 07

My daughter will soon be entering school. What's the best preschool here in Singapore?

singapore education

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christineho It depends on your criteria defining "best". For me, these are the considerations: - short commute from home - price + extra charges for music/computer/excursions - any school bus service, and how much - curiculum / strengths -...

19 Mar 07

Anyone out there like rock climbing?

imnutz @imnutz (288) • United States 1 Dec 06

I have just gotten back into it and would like suggestions on where I can go in the US to climb.

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christineho Depends where you are geographically, physically & financially. Geographic - because that'll determine if there are some natural crags near you, or if rock gyms will have to do; physically - because there's fitness & momentum in rock climbing. While you don't...

23 Feb 07

how manyof you here are persuing art as your profession

stutiaquarian @stutiaquarian (394) • India 8 Feb 07

can art be treated as ones profession , i mean can one earn his liveing through art

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christineho At a critical moment more than 10 years ago, I chose not to pursue art as further education because of well-meaning parental pressure. At the time, I fancied graphic design and advertising. Instead I studied business and minored in art. Aced all my studio art...

23 Feb 07

Required Reading for Life

MrCoolantSpray @MrCoolantSpray (1005) • United States 22 Feb 07

Are there any books you feel should be required reading for everyone? Books that serve to enlighten, to teach, to amuse? I think everyone should read Miyamoto Musashi's "A Book of Five Rings." It's a guide to military...

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christineho Think & Grow Rich by Napolean Hill. This book was commissioned by Andrew Carnegie, who got then-journalist Napolean Hill to interview thousands of successful millionaires to study what they had in common. Originally published in 1937, it is just as relevant...

23 Feb 07

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