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Shanghai Wonders: 2006/01/22 - 2006/01/29

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Friday, January 27, 2006. For the Mandarin illiterates out there, the signs read (direct translation). Top: "Every one (每位) collect fee (收费) 30 cents (3角)". Bottom: "Gentlemen (男士) urine (小便) free (免费)". I wonder, why guys can use the washroom for free? Is it because they don't need to flush? Or use the toilet paper? Or wash their hands? Or the simple fact that lady's urine are more precious than men's? I knew we were a special breed all along! Monday, January 23, 2006.

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Shanghai Wonders: 2005/12/11 - 2005/12/18

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Friday, December 16, 2005. I was steeped into a world of traditions for the past few days. All in the name of marriage. not mine, but my brother's. If not for the many surprises my mum had, this would be just another simple Chinese wedding. Here are just two of them. Red lamps that need to be kept lit for 3 days and 3 nights. To my mum's horror, the batteries died after 5 hours :P. See the three incense sticks in the middle? Posted by Ronni at 7:22 PM.

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Shanghai Wonders: 2006/01/01 - 2006/01/08

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Tuesday, January 03, 2006. Why I think Xu Jia Hui folks like Star Wars. Don't you think Xu Jia Hui looks just like the light sabres in Star Wars? Indeed, this is a city of lights. and sabres. Posted by Ronni at 5:11 PM. View my complete profile. Blogs to watch.occassionally. Musings of a Malaysian. A New Year Begins. Wu Han-Stone Age Pancakes. Wedding Mood in Shanghai.

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Shanghai Wonders: 2006/01/15 - 2006/01/22

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Saturday, January 21, 2006. What do you mean by "getting off"? Posted by Ronni at 11:55 PM. Simple lady who aspires to do lots of things and accomplished none so far and whose days are so dynamic and exciting that I am so ill-disciplined in the daily routines of life. Getting married did not helped much and now with a kid in toll, maybe life will change? View my complete profile. Blogs to watch.occassionally. Musings of a Malaysian. A New Year Begins.

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Shanghai Wonders: 2005/12/25 - 2006/01/01

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Saturday, December 31, 2005. We are on Fire! Something I found along Yan An Tunnel, the most famous and unpopular (due to the jam) underground tunnel connecting Puxi and Pudong. You see lots of such signs along this tunnel. Looks as though there's nothing suspicious isn't it? Still don't see it? Here it is again ZOOMED for maximum clarity. Did you see that? It reads "FIRE COCK". Ooooh ahhh. we are on fire! Posted by Ronni at 12:44 AM. Wednesday, December 28, 2005.

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Shanghai Wonders: 2006/01/29 - 2006/02/05

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Monday, January 30, 2006. You have heard all about it. Let's see the proof. Pic taken in a Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) aka metro train station nearby. All fines indicated are in Singapore dollars unless otherwise stated. Oh, I forgot to mention that I am back in Singapore for Chinese New Year. Posted by Ronni at 2:11 AM. View my complete profile. Blogs to watch.occassionally. Musings of a Malaysian. A New Year Begins. Wu Han-Stone Age Pancakes. Wedding Mood in Shanghai.

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Shanghai Wonders: 2006/01/08 - 2006/01/15

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Saturday, January 14, 2006. Sad but true. Many beggars in different sizes and forms litter the streets of Shanghai. Some on trolleys, some carrying babies and some simply lie on cardboards, all with a metal tin in front of them. Even students do it too, perfectly abled, knelt on the floow, bowing their heads and writing Chinese words on the floor with white chalk telling everyone their life story and financial needs. 1 they are literally just too many of them. What do...

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Shanghai Wonders: 2006/02/05 - 2006/02/12

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Sunday, February 05, 2006. He has been with me faithfully for awhile. Friends and family loved him. My mum especially. Whenever I am down, he has been both a comfort and a joy to me. Whenever I am lonely, he's the one who will play with me. Yet the time has come for us to part. I never wanted us to end this way. I have never parted in such a manner. Alas, my friend. What's lost cannot be recovered. This post is for you. Posted by Ronni at 8:46 PM. A New Year Begins.

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Shanghai Wonders: 2005/12/18 - 2005/12/25

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Shanghai through a Singaporean eyes. Wednesday, December 21, 2005. My blog has died. or is experiencing near death, for the lack of interesting things to find in Singapore in my dear trip back. I was in despair, in deep shame of myself. Perhaps I have gotten way too familiar with everything that I stopped having an eye for interesting or unusual things around me? Only 1 thing can console me now. Call me patriotic, I really do loooooooooooooove my SQ flights. :). By the way, I am not a Singaporean.