Tis’ the season of giving. Well, not quite yet but with November approaching an end, it’s time to start thinking about December. Know of a die-hard Pandora fan who could afford new gems for Christmas 2022? Read on for a list of Christmas-themed jewelry pieces from $55.20 that your loved ones will adore. Shooting Stars Sparkling Ring Now: $55.20 Usual Price: $69 Capture the magic of a starry night sky with this dazzling ring. Twinkling like stars in the sky,
There is nothing worse than watching someone opening your gift and pretending to like it! Avoid cringe-worthy moments like this by familiarizing yourself with the following types of gifts that people would rather not receive this Christmas. Do not waste your money on these gifts! #1: PETS Living, breathing creature as a present is a bad idea! Being stuck with them for the remainder of your life can seem scary, especially if you will gift a lizard. Never get someone
Christmas is around the corner! If you’re not on route to a VTL trip this yearend, it’s not too bad to celebrate a cozy Christmas within the safe borders of Singapore. To completely feel the Christmas vibes, you will want to get your Christmas trees and decorations up and hanging. Families with kids should definitely involve their children in the process! And on the night of Christmas Eve, remember to place your nicely wrapped gifts under the light-filled tree. If
Christmas falls on the same each year, but it still manages to sneak up on us. Many people prefer to do last-minute shopping by rushing to the mall or by clicking “add to cart”. While you can always give your loved one a gift card, these last-minute gift ideas feel way more personal. #1: BATH TOWEL – S$15 Muji creates high quality items at affordable prices. Add posh to your friend’s house by gifting a set of Muji bath towels.
This year hasn’t been great for many of us, and the yearend celebrations would probably be slightly different. Amid the pandemic, Marina Bay Singapore Countdown 2021 organisers said on Thursday (Nov 5) that there will be no fireworks display at Marina Bay on New Year’s Eve. Oh well, it’s indeed better to be safe than sorry with the virus still lurking around. But don’t be disheartened! We read that fireworks will still be available at various heartland locations islandwide. More
