Caymans & Dinosaurs - and a Cancer Symposium

My “girl-friends Whatsapp chat-group” was all abuzz with excitement this morning. Someone just bought a black Porsche Cayman. And she had gladly offered to lend rent out one of her cars to any of us who intend to visit her soon.  

I can’t even afford to rent the Sentosa Luge at this point in my life.

The Cayman mass-hysteria began at 9.05am this morning. It's 3.05pm now and the girls are still carrying on with this Cayman frenzy.   

Earlier this week, Madam Ho Ching displayed a most wonderful and touching act of product placement I had ever witnessed in recent years - all for a good cause.   

Seriously, Gaga.

On 2 August 2016, Madam Ho Ching brought along a $14.80 blue pouch with white dinosaur motifs to a Welcome Ceremony at the White House. A nineteen-year-old boy who has autism designed the dinosaur motifs for the pouch.

Dino pouch at the White House

The pouch has since sold out. I just placed my order for this dino pouch two days ago (cheaper than renting a Sentosa Luge, so glad). The waiting time is TWO MONTHS! But then this is the most affordable reptile in-thing I could get as compared to someone's hysteria-inducing two-door, four-wheeled Cayman.

May not be a shiny black Cayman, but I’m sure my mum would be happy to receive this cute Dinosaur thing from me when it arrives. I can now foresee myself confidently placing this pouch next to my girl-friends’ Pradas and LVs the next time we meet. Talk about standing amongst giants.

I just received news from my friend, SE (the one not in the “excited girl-friends Whatsapp chat-group”) about an upcoming Cancer Symposium at the Fullerton Hotel on 23 November 2016.

Singa Charity Medical website

Singa Charity Medical Facebook page 

Singa Charity Medical Instagram page

I’m so glad to have been informed about this event. I heard one of the speakers is an important psychiatrist from the Institute of Mental Health - and could be from either one of the top ten or twenty names from this list. Will definitely attend the symposium – bracing myself for the next very stressful cancer scare, which I really hope will not happen. Hope.

I wonder if I could ever get a chance to take a picture with the lady seated next to the gentleman wearing a "songkok". She's the Co-Founder of Singa Charity Medical.

Will talk more about the Singa Charity Medical Cancer Symposium and fundraising event in subsequent blog entries. Just so glad I could get the opportunity to learn more from experts in this area. 

That’s me. The second one from the right.