Comments on: The priceless memories of home http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/ Diary of an eccentric Thu, 24 Jul 2008 15:07:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: elushens http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-26980 elushens Sun, 11 May 2008 08:18:09 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-26980 hi ....i was from pulau tekong too .... from when i was born in 1978-1982... thanks for the pictures ... love them hi ….i was from pulau tekong too ….

from when i was born in 1978-1982…

thanks for the pictures …

love them

]]> By: Marina’s Bloggariffic » Blog Archive » Dancing lions in a shopping center http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10681 Marina’s Bloggariffic » Blog Archive » Dancing lions in a shopping center Tue, 07 Aug 2007 14:34:40 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10681 [...] at the old house, we’d see these performance about once a month. The lion dance club house was in the block [...] […] at the old house, we’d see these performance about once a month. The lion dance club house was in the block […]

]]> By: rinaz http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10674 rinaz Tue, 07 Aug 2007 03:20:29 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10674 That would be block 140, the one right next to the ex-NTUC club. I remember when Mak Oteh (or was it Mak Busu?) got married, us cousins would explore the abandoned building before it got demolised. I think that was alot of fun :) That would be block 140, the one right next to the ex-NTUC club. I remember when Mak Oteh (or was it Mak Busu?) got married, us cousins would explore the abandoned building before it got demolised.

I think that was alot of fun :)

]]> By: Miza http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10520 Miza Wed, 01 Aug 2007 06:18:06 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10520 Memory fails me. I forgot the block number at the end, nearest to the old BK drive-in! 141? Memory fails me. I forgot the block number at the end, nearest to the old BK drive-in! 141?

]]> By: Miza http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10519 Miza Wed, 01 Aug 2007 06:15:36 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10519 Ouh, that playground you mention was before my time, I think. Hehe. I was referring to the newer one behind 140. Sayang skali semua dah takde. I can't find pictures of the old place also. Ouh, that playground you mention was before my time, I think. Hehe. I was referring to the newer one behind 140.

Sayang skali semua dah takde. I can’t find pictures of the old place also.

]]> By: rinaz http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10482 rinaz Tue, 31 Jul 2007 14:07:19 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10482 <b>Miza</b> Ghost hunting! Hahaha! That was such a favourite past time isnt it? Gosh! Who ever does that anymore? Did you mean the playground behind my block where the PAP kindergarden was? The slides are a little too small for sliding that way wasnt it? Did you mean the long cylinders instead near the choo choo train? Yeah, come to think about it, I was extremely tomboy when I was young, till there was a girl who came up to me and said, "How come you are always so dirty". Worse was during camp and we were divided into boys and girls and one boy came up to me and asked, "Are you a boy or a girl?" -_-" <b>Hisyam</b> I know :P <b>Sicarii</b> The railway is still there, the bridge too. I'd like to imagine how it was like to have all of these while it was still actively running. It goes all the way to Jurong, near to where I stay. But plants has been growing rather thickly around it. Its a wonderful childhood indeed. Yeah, I do feel sad that kids nowadays dont experience such things anymore :\ We had so much fun. Miza

Ghost hunting! Hahaha! That was such a favourite past time isnt it? Gosh! Who ever does that anymore?

Did you mean the playground behind my block where the PAP kindergarden was? The slides are a little too small for sliding that way wasnt it? Did you mean the long cylinders instead near the choo choo train?

Yeah, come to think about it, I was extremely tomboy when I was young, till there was a girl who came up to me and said, “How come you are always so dirty”. Worse was during camp and we were divided into boys and girls and one boy came up to me and asked, “Are you a boy or a girl?”

-_-”

Hisyam

I know :P

Sicarii

The railway is still there, the bridge too. I’d like to imagine how it was like to have all of these while it was still actively running. It goes all the way to Jurong, near to where I stay. But plants has been growing rather thickly around it.

Its a wonderful childhood indeed. Yeah, I do feel sad that kids nowadays dont experience such things anymore :\

We had so much fun.

]]> By: Sicarii http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10463 Sicarii Mon, 30 Jul 2007 17:39:07 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2007/07/the-priceless-memories-of-home/#comment-10463 No kidding! I was in that area called "The Tenth Stone" or something, where you can still see the railway bridge above if you pass by and where there's now a Cold Storage opposite. Been eons since I've been to that part of Singapore! Good times indeed! I'll never forget my childhood there. Sadly, children of today will never experience such joys. No kidding!

I was in that area called “The Tenth Stone” or something, where you can still see the railway bridge above if you pass by and where there’s now a Cold Storage opposite. Been eons since I’ve been to that part of Singapore!

Good times indeed! I’ll never forget my childhood there. Sadly, children of today will never experience such joys.

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