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Michael’s Residences
With its unique mix of 10 bungalow homes, Michael’s Residences is a new luxurious development set in the heart of nature amongst the greenery that extends from the nearby Dairy Farm Nature Park. Mere minutes from town, this is the perfect sanctuary from which comfort and convenience are never too far away.
The property is designed by Diego Molina. Diego has made a name for himself in Singapore’s architectural conservation landscape, with a number of award-winning projects over the years. His minimalist style and dedication to form often result in a design that is both functional as well as an aesthetic delight.
Teo Boon Kiat is responsible for the interior design. With numerous residential showrooms, offices and F&B restaurants under his belt, Boon Kiat has a knack for setting the appropriate mood for each interior project that he takes on. His extreme attention to detail is evident in his choice of colours and…
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Bedrooms 4
I love the colors
Chocolate fairy tale
A long, long time ago, in a land far away called Hostelsclub, lived a King who was adored and loved by all his subjects. He was a good King and his subjects had been treated with respect and dignity.
In return of his kindness, his subjects told how great he was and how wonderful was to be a part of his Kingdom.
Fame of the good King spread quickly. Every day his fame became greater and greater. People overcame thousands of miles to see his Kingdom, to learn and know more about him. They arrived from Poland, Hungary, India, Brazil and Africa. The more people were coming, the more powerful he was and his glory increased.
The King had a liking – chocolate. Bakers knowing his preferences, every day prepared something special. They created beautiful things made of chocolate which were brought as gifts. The King appreciated subjects’ efforts and rewarded…
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Easter bunny, move over!!!
DIY – Chocolate Cornflake Cakes
Eggless Chocolate Cupcakes
190g plain flour
120g caster sugar
40g cocoa powder
½ tsp bicarbonate of soda
40 ml sunflower oil
1½ tsps white vinegar
½ tsp vanilla extract
30g chocolate chips (optional)
Preheat the oven to 170°C. For the chocolate sponge base put the flour, sugar, cocoa powder and bicarbonate of soda in a large bowl and mix with a handheld electric whisk on slow speed until all the dry ingredients are mixed.
Put the oil, vinegar, vanilla extract and 125 ml water in a jug and whisk to combine. While the electric whisk is running in the flour bowl, slowly add the contents of the jug, increasing the speed of the blender as the mixture thickens. Continue to beat until all the ingredients are incorporated (scrape any unmixed ingredients from the side of the bowl with a rubber spatula).
Line a muffin tray with cases and distribute the mixture evenly.
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FONGTASTIC Malteser Cake
Fashid Golkarihagh sent in this mouthwatering picture of a Malteser Cake he made for his brother’s birthday.
If you baked something you’re particularly proud of, please e-mail it to fongtasticfood@gmail.com
One Direction Ballers
Don’t sweat what used to be, mistakes are mistakes, and the past is the past.
I get off track sometimes when I am trying to do blog posts that will not only give break up advice, but also attract some attention to the site I am building break up advice site, http://www.breakupvote.com. I find myself rambling about this or that, and not giving good advice, so… I am getting back on track, here is my favorite break up advice.
Everyone remembers when themselves, or a close friend, goes through a break up and they want to get back together with the person….. but… (insert mistake they made) or they could just get over them if they could just say sorry for…..(insert mistake they made). People tend to be plagued by that fact that they make emotionally fueled mistakes they normally wouldnt when things get rough.
I am not talking cheating, or anything bad. They just call too much, or be overtly loving, or freak…
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