Have you seen the series of television ads recently launched by M1? How do you find them?

To be frank, I am pretty amused and entertained by them. In fact, I’m looking forward to the next different one each time. This series has a balanced mix of constants and variables.

Like the client will always like the idea proposed, and when he does, those 3 guys will do that hilarious head jutting action in sync with the background M1 music. These are the constants.

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Inspired by some of these rare occurrences that I see happening, I penned this post on my love coaching blog.

Click here if you like to read about how this couple went from being long time friends to lovers and now, a married couple.

Be wowed.

Get your eyes prepared to indulge in a feast of sinfully extravagance, splendour and glamour.  Four ladies sizzle on screen with to-die-for dresses, killer stiletto heels, bigger than big accessories and oh-my-goodness gorgeous wedding gowns are what you can get from the movie Sex and the City.

Besides Carrie Bradshow’s (Sarah Jessic Parker) wedding, Charlotte York’s (Kristin Davis) magical pregnancy, Miranda Hobbes’ (Cynthia Nixon) departure from marriage and Samantha Jones’ (Kim Cattrall) struggle to stay in her relationship without cheating, this movie attempts to dive into something deeper in everybody’s lives than just the two things that girls flock to New York for - labels and love, as what Carrie’s voice-over right in the beginning of the movie says.

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My niece came visiting last week. This was the first time I’ve seen her since she was born 14 months ago. She really is a bundle of joy! She isn’t stingy with her smiles and chuckles, and she certainly has no qualms about running for comfort in a bid to seek attention.

None of us blame her for doing that. In fact, we relish in her company as she monkeys around in the house.

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Stuart and I went out for a special dinner last night. Special because it had been some time (very long time in fact) since we arranged to go on a dinner date, and we both dressed up too.

We headed on to Rochester Park in a bid to avert the terrible traffic along CTE.

Very soon, besides enjoying the delicious food, friendly service and romantic atmosphere, our conversation steered towards something “deeper”.

K: “If you were the grassroots leader, how would you solve the issue of bicyclists and pedestrains?”

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We are all susceptible to this flaw. Yes, all of us.

We take for granted many things and many people. Like country security. Blame or credit it to the excellent governing of Singapore that allow our citizens and residents to live in a life of security and comfort.

In today’s TODAY, someone wrote in to express his disbelief and horror on his experience at the check-in counter of Valuair at our famed airport. What happened was this - he approached the counter staff, greeted her but his friendliness wasn’t being reciprocated. Courtesy of our airport staff - checked.

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