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 With this covid situation stabilizing and wanting to exercise, I went to try out at the Virgin Active Gym in Holland Village.  The Holland Village gym was surprisingly small, because they are smaller than the Fitness First gyms I used to go. There are 2 steppers, 4 track mills, and there are weight machines which you can train your muscles.  They provided gym attires (T-shirt and shorts which are smaller than average)  and socks (which are really comfortable) too. They also have rain shower in their shower room. Disinfectant liquid are placed near gym equipment to allow gym users to wipe down the equipment after use. Hand sanitizers are also available.  As usual, the classes are full and really difficult to book. What I like about it - it provides gym attire - enough lockers - clean shower facilities with rain showers (soap and shampoo available), hair dryer and deodorant for your use  - Disinfectant and hand sanitizer available What I dislike - the gym is too small - there are only 2

I bought a Fave deal from fave.com for hair rebond Source:  https://myfave.com/singapore/partners/1gravity  $49 seems a good deal!  So I made an appointment and went to the Tanjong pagar branch - located conveniently in Guoco Tower. It is really convenient, you just walk out from the MRT and find it at #B1-16 The lady who helped me was Belle. She did a great job rebonding my hair with the Bioma Straightening hair treatment but she kept nagging and psycho-ing me to buy a package from her. Really hard sell. I did because I know I need to do regular rebonding. I used it for a few times and finally had a session left. And recently I made an appointment at the Chinatown branch for a change.  The lady serving me was Jess. She said Bioma treatment has lots of chemicals and she recommended the K-Gloss S4 treatment. She kept on raving how good it is, blah blah blah. So ok Bioma rebonding is bad for me, I will try the K-Gloss S4 treatment.  After the treatment, my hair is really smooth, really l

From Jan 1 2022 onwards, everyone who wants to ride an e-bike or e-scooter has to pass the online theory test, and then present the digital certificate when you are asked by enforcement officers.  The test is available in our four official languages, take the test in the language you are most comfortable with. Source: https://www.sp.edu.sg/pace/courses/course-type/assessments/lta-assessments/e-scooter-power-assisted-bicycle/power-assisted-bicycle/power-assisted-bicycle-(english) I took it in August 20201.. I think it is easier than I have expected 😀  40 multiple choice questions and you have to get 32 questions right (80%) to pass.  Each attempt costs $10 and you will need to register using your Singpass here . Duration: 40 minutes  Type: Open Book  Difficulty: 6/10  Here are some useful links: PAB Handbook (English) - eBike PMD Handbook (English) - eScoolter Step by step FAQ for signing up The Online theory test is valid for 90 days upon registration. If you fail to complete the Tes

 I have always wanted to try this Shrimp Ramen, since I am a fan of Shrimp noodles soup, or Prawn noodles soup some locals like to call it.  So I ordered the Prawn Dumpling Shrimp Ramen 鲜虾水饺赤汤面 $14.90, which I believe has the delicious soup broth of the shrimps and saving the hassle of needing to deal with the shells of the shrimps and bones of the pork ribs. Doesn't look as nice as the picture in the menu right? Haha. From the name Prawn Dumpling Shrimp Ramen, it seems to me they are either confused by the Prawns vs Shrimps, or they are just out to confuse the diners.  Anw here is the difference between prawns and shrimps:  Source:  https://www.thespruceeats.com/difference-between-shrimp-and-prawns-2217280  Back to the ramen, so the ramen really has a so-so only taste.  I have high expectations for the shrimp and prawn ramen, being a prawn noodle soup fan, I thought a restaurant should have better tasting ramen soup then those in the hawker centre. Oh boy I was wrong.  So when I a