When my friends asked me yesterday what my Halloween costume for this years Singapore 31. October would be, I told them “Ang Moh”. Well, the joke didn’t really work but for everyone new to Singapore or Halloween, here is the perfect list to find your Halloween costume in Singapore!

You dropped that empty pack of cigarettes on the sidewalk and let it be, you spilled your fruit juice in the Hawker Center and the poor uncle had to clean up for you, here’s your chance to get clear with your conscience. Donate something for the poor and needy.

I myself stood in front of a huge pile of old clothes, shoes and games I neglected to take with me when I recently moved places. So I decided to donate them instead of pushing down the refuse chute.

Whenever friends call me and leave the good news they would come and visit me soon (which in fact is only a result of their stop-over in Singapore) they usually ask me how long they should plan for Singapore.
My standard reply has been “Three days should be enough” so far, without ever really thinking about it. However, most of them usually decide for the “1-Day-Quickly-Leave-Again-I-am-not-even-allowed-to-chew-Bubble-Gum-here” option.

Is your favorite Kopi Place closed already? When does the next movie start?
In this new category “Singapore Quick Tips“, I will publish articles with simple and straight forward information, to help you in your daily Singapore Life.Easy to read and always available on AngryAngMo.com.

Is your favorite Kopi Place closed already? When does the next movie start?
In this new category “Singapore Quick Tips“, I will publish articles with simple and straight forward information, to help you in your daily Singapore Life.

Is your favorite Kopi Place closed already? When does the next movie start?
In this new category “Singapore Quick Tips“, I will publish articles with simple and straight forward information, to help you in your daily Singapore Life. Easy to read and always available on AngryAngMo.com.

Consumers in Singapore said they were less happy last year than in 2007, according to a national customer-satisfaction survey.
Singapore scored 67.9 points out of 100, down from 68.7 from the previous year.