Why I Started Swinging With My Husband - RICE
WEBJul 21, 2022 · Why I Started Swinging With My Husband. by Edoardo Liotta July 21, 2022. Share to. Top image: Joyce Huis / Unsplash. Two weeks ago, we published John’s story, a 40-year-old Singaporean man who has been swinging with his wife Mary since 2018. Now, we bring you the story from Mary’s perspective. Names have been changed.
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This Mutton Soup You Didn’t Even Know Existed Was Invented In …
WEBDec 24, 2019 · Verifying Its Singaporean Roots. Sup Tulang begins with Sup Kambing (Mutton Soup), which in itself is already considered a unique dish in the Southeast Asian region that was said to be brought here by Arabs and Indian Muslims migrating into the Malay Archipelago. You might think that means you …
The Rubbish Chute Is the Reason Why Singapore May Never Go …
WEBMay 7, 2021 · The Legacy Chute Needs An Upgrade. The Singaporean rubbish chute is very much a product of its time. When it was first built into HDB flats, it instantly became the most efficient way to collect and manage waste, replacing the manual labour of ‘karung guni’ (rag and bone) men, a group of workers who would sort and collect Singapore’s rubbish from household to household.
How We Must Redefine ‘Racial Harmony’ for Singapore in 2021
WEBJun 10, 2021 · It’s not about ignoring race and pretending that (overlooking race) is understanding.”. However, racial categorisation in Singapore is not something that is self-identified but is assigned by the state based on paternal lines of descent. “We are measuring today’s problems with yesterday’s policies,” he elaborates.
Movie Review: ‘The Medium’ — It’s proof Asian horror ... - RICE
WEBby Marcus Goh September 3, 2021. This review contains spoilers for ’The Medium’. Horror works best when it’s left up to the imagination. Show the viewers the eerie movements and uncanny contortions of possessed victims, litter scenes with macabre objects and animal corpses, and linger on shots that show how an everyday item is a little ...
Why Do We Greet Each Other By Asking, ‘Have You Eaten?’ - RICE
WEBSep 17, 2018 · A quick search through the National Archives Oral Histories shows that ‘Have you eaten’/’Sudah makan’ was in common parlance by colonial times and before the advent of household electricity. The oldest recorded mention is a Singaporean of Sinhalese descent (AKA Sri Lanka) named Mrs Myna Ruth Segeram, who …
Basic Living Needs for the Elderly Include Smartphones and An
WEBMay 26, 2019 · A two-year study led by the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy found that the basic monthly household budget of an older person in Singapore ranged between $1,379 for single-person households and $2,351 for a household with a couple. To generate these figures, the researchers conducted thorough focus …
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WEBSep 4, 2023 · Rice Media uncovers impactful stories of culture and lifestyle from across Southeast Asian by people who grew up and live in the region.