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People bond over food. That’s a fact. We as Singaporeans love our food, and are proud of our heritage. One of the ways to get over cabin fever is to prepare food. It can also be a fun activity to engage your loved ones during this time indoors. These recipes are likely those seniors are …
We’ve spent a fair bit of time talking about why you should retire, and how much money you should set aside for when that day comes. But once you’ve retired, then what? Well, that means you’ve got nothing holding you back, and if you’ve got enough money in the bank from your career, that leaves …
So, all non-essential businesses are closed during this Circuit Breaker period for at least a month, and gatherings have been prohibited. In other words, that means that most of the things you’d normally do for fun such as family gatherings or shopping are now against the law. The government has also informed us to stay …
Are you looking for an activity idea to engage a big group of seniors? Perhaps, you’re tasked with coming up with activities for a visit to a nursing home, or you work in a nursing home and are looking for activities. Here is one that you can try out – balloon badminton. A badminton game …
As we get older, we often need to work on exercises that improve our fine motor skills. We should never be complacent about the dexterity of our fingers and our ability to make agile movements such as picking up smaller items or buttoning our clothes. For seniors who have trouble with their grip strength and …
Dialects are an integral part of Singapore culture: Singlish is a mesh-up of the various dialects and we all know the kopitiam lingo for ordering coffee. However, the younger generations, and I speak for myself too, are often called “bananas” or referred to as people who “jiak kantang” (eat potato) for being “yellow” with our …
Keith’s mum and his late grandmother In April 2011, my grandmother fell and broke her hip. She required surgery to replace it and needed a lot of care to recover. She had to move from the hospital to the rehabilitation centre and finally back home. It was a challenging experience. My mother had to juggle …
