2 weeks back, I was invited to the Giftopia event by Sample Store. In case you are wondering what Giftopia is about, it is actually a movement to embrace the spirit of giving. Can you recall when was the last time you received a post card or hand written letter through snail mail? Hmm… its about 5/6 years ago for me.

Beauty Keeper was founded to bring innovative, novel and award winning and exclusive Taiwanese beauty products to local market. Some of their interesting products that caught my attention includes Hanaka macaron facial mask and All Belle eyelashes! They were very generous with the influencer’s goodie bag as well! I will do a separate review post on their items soon.

Back in September, I had the honour of attending TLC Festival as a media blogger through invitation by Singtel. Close friends and family knows how well I can cook and how much I enjoy the process. So when this invitation came by, I see no reason not to accept it. TLC has always been one of my favourite cable channels because of programmes like World’s Weirdest Restaurant, MasterChef and Cake Boss.

Woke up exceptionally early on Saturday morning to attend a beauty workshop by Singapore’s beauty and wellness celebrity guru – Bryan Gan (Bryan 老师) in collaboration with Panasonic. The lack of sleep is totally worth it, Bryan was such a good host. I honestly had fun picking up beauty tips and having a good laugh over the entertainment. Such a good workshop hosted by such popular guest, I had to bring my uprising beauty consultant friend with me. I’m glad she too had fun and picked up new beauty beauty knowledge.

Like many other Singapore couples, Justin and I spend most of our Saturdays settling in a nice café, filling our tummies with scrumptious food and not forgetting our favourite pastime; watching movies. Just last Saturday, I decided to pay I Light Marina Bay Festival a visit. So we ended at having Korean BBQ at Marina Square, caught the movie ‘Need for Speed’ which by the way was a pretty impressive film about illegal racing featuring many jaw-dropping practical stunt scenes.

By the time we left the movie theater, the sun was almost setting down. Thank goodness, the windy weather made the stroll over to Marina Bay an enjoyable one. I’ve always love the scenery there, so much so that I took too many panoramic shots.

In conjunction with the I light Festival; PasaBella set up a food market outside of Marina Bay Sands. Instead of traveling all the way to Bukit Timah, we can now taste all sorts of cuisine, purchase worldwide produce in town! Coincidentally, it was The Rolling Stone’s gig in Singapore that day, as well as Marina Bay Sands Rock Singapore music festive; which was open to the public, located at identical location as the food market. And because all these events fell on the same day, the crowd gathered there was massive.

The Pool by Jen Lewin Studio got to be everyone’s favourite pit stop. From far I can already spot that gigantic pool of colourful concentric circles created from interactive circular pads, making it look like a huge dance floor. Although this pit stop has the most crowd, people of all ages and races were truly having the time of their lives. I felt wonderful submerging into the merry atmosphere. This festive will last all the way to 30 March 2014, that leaves you one last week (technically) to visit the festival before it ends!

On 1st of May, Golden Village @ Jurong Point finally reopened after a $4.5 million dollar renovation that promises an enhanced movie-viewing experience! Fortunately, I was one of the many bloggers who go to experience it first hand!

If you happen to drop by Vivo City lately, you probably spotted a lot of foreigners dressed up in sailor suites doing shopping within the mall. No, it's not cosplay. Originally, I was amazed as well, until I saw this...