Club Senior Boys and Girls
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One of my former student (when i was a relief teacher) became dd form teacher many years later. Heng ah.... lucky I treated former student well so she treated my dd well too
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schweppes:
One of my former student (when i was a relief teacher) became dd form teacher many years later. Heng ah.... lucky I treated former student well so she treated my dd well too
Phew!
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verykiasu2010:
proof that we are after all not too crowded
but not in the shape dept :slapshead: :stupid:pinky:
[quote=\"Funx3\"]Wow U Must Be So Happy ....
Esp When Both R So \"Well-Kept\" in the Looks Dept ....
anyway it's nice to meet up with a long-lost friend
I have always wondered given the small size of this island, we still do not 'bump' into classmates for the past 30-40 years :?
even in a plane we may not bump into each other if board at different time and different cabin ...... :evil: :evil:[/quote]too crowded to notice the familiar face :evil: -
Just has an extremely enjoyable retro Indian barber haircut at Beauty World Plaza.
I was a bit hesitant to enter the shop at first as it's been donkey years since I last went to one of these traditional barber shop. Just before I sat, there was this big white pillow on the seat and the barber was patting it so that I can sit comfortably. Super retro man!
Everything from the bulky seat, to the traditional non-electric razor (yes I saw the black belt thingy used for sharpening the razors too), the shaving cream, the mandatory neck crack, the back massage, the facial tower and finally, the Indian oil. Even the tiles used to decorate the walls of the shop are those traditonal white squarish 70ish ones.
Really brought back the memories. The only thing I didn't do - which my dad used to do - was to get my nostril hair trim. I thought that would be pushing it too much.
All in all, within that short 15 min of interaction, I really felt the personal touch. The barber looked to me that he really took pride in my satisfaction. Nowadays, with everything being so commercialised, I hardly get that kind of feeling anymore. -
Did you see this?
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR0unNzf8siqMu0-Ao8ry2nM6f-MMRAoDk6iI0hxOlxRLzC79jT\">
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still can be seen… esp those old mama shop barber… even
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markfch:
Just has an extremely enjoyable retro Indian barber haircut at Beauty World Plaza.
R U Attended to by the Old Papa or the Younger Son? -
ksi:
Didn't really notice it, was too busy deciding whether to go in or not.Did you see this?
poppy15:
I'm contemplating to bring ds there for haircut too. So that when he grows old (like me), he can also reminisce about the good-old-days.still can be seen... esp those old mama shop barber... even
Funx3:
Younger son. I didn't even know that it is family run.R U Attended to by the Old Papa or the Younger Son?
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markfch:
My Boys in the Family used to Patronise the Barber Shop When Young ....
Younger son. I didn't even know that it is family run.
(They Got No say in the Matter -ma! :evil: :evil: )
Now .... They want to Go Hair Dressing Saloon ....
Say Barber Shop .... Cut is Not So Trendy -le!
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jtoh:
Haha... Funny you should mention that... happened to me...[/quote]therefore... by logical deduction.... jtoh & vk2010 are... old flames...?verykiasu2010:
[quote=\"jtoh\"]These days we bump into old classmates/friends etc when we bring our kids to enrichment classes, holidays etc.
and bump into old flames as well :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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