Ideas for Mothers Day :  

Looking for ideas for Mother's Day?

Here're some:

Flowers:

• 24 Hrs Florist
• Flora 2000
• Gift With Love
• Prince's
• Singapore Flower Shop
• Wonderful Flora

Gifts:

I just went pass the Giant supermarket today. There is a booth there to register for the new program - Passion ez-link card.

It is the replacement of the old passion card that you can:
- earn points at fairprice plus supermarket, and other defined shop..
The link point is not longer available after March 31, 2010.
- get rebate and CC.

The new card has two features, both ezlink card and link point rebate card.

- You can shop and earn point at Giant (my favorite supermarket, visit at least once a week), cold storage, guardian, marketplace, shop n save).
- each $1 spent =$1 point, get 150 point to redeem $1 value rebate.
- The card is valid for 5 years, @$15. Now promotion at only $12.
- get discount from CC classes
- sign up the card, then get a Free Fila shoping bags worth of $49.
- existing passion card member can upgrade to the new card with cheaper rate, but no free gift though.

My old passion card expired. My husband still have old passion card left for 1 year. but he won't use CC facility anyway. I decides to sign up not because of the free gift, it is because my child has enrichment at CC and I shop at Giant often.

My DD1 had this idea of doing a mini fun fair/carnival for her birthday celebration last year but as her birthday fell within the exam period, she had to postpone materialising her idea for a month till the June school holidays when her cousins came over to our house for some play time. I thought I’ll share it with everyone here so instead of spending a bomb on birthday celebrations, we can save money and at the same time, recycle materials and cultivate creativity in our children. Here goes what she did:

Happy Valentine's Day!

Happy Father's Day!

Happy Mother's Day!

The Straits Times 25 April 2008 - THE labour movement has a public holiday. So do each of Singapore's major religions. So why not one for families?

The chairman of the National Family Council floated that idea yesterday during a media conference, when he announced that May 24 would be the inaugural Family Day Out.

Although Mr Lim Soon Hock made no guarantees, he said that if Singaporeans came forward and participated in the event, 'at some point in time, we'll lobby for (a public holiday)'.