Jack & the Beansprout by W!ld Rice, Frozen w Friends

Volunteered a total of four sessions for the following show, Jack & the Bean-Sprout by W!ld Rice. My first time volunteering with them, but definitely not the last. In return, I got to watch the show for free. It was awesome! I would recommend people to watch it, unfortunately, the show has ended.

During my last volunteering session which also happens to be the last day of the show, they organised a christmas feast buffet for all the staffs, casts, and volunteers. We even got the disc that consist of all the song tracks that was played in the show each for free too. 

Yesterday, met up with three classmates for Seoul Garden buffet then followed by movie after that. It has been a regular plan, it seems.

Watched Frozen!

5/5 stars! Nothing to complain about. Totally awesome. Funny & sad. You'll regret not watching!

Side note, holiday is here! I shall spend it wisely by rotting at home. Wahahaha.

FOH Volunteer at The Necessary Stage

Went off for my first Front-Of-House Volunteer experience with Vanessa that we signed up for previously. The venue was very far for me that it took me 2 hours to reach home after it ends.

It was definitely a very fun experience especially with the staffs over there being very friendly. 

The play that we were volunteering for, which is presented by The Necessary Stage.

Mobile 2: Flat Cities

There were two sessions per day, 3PM & 8PM. We were given the chance to watch the play as well. Very interesting play with multiple languages involved although there were a few parts I do not understand. Perhaps due to me being not a very 'arty' person. 

 Took from : http://www.necessary.org/

"On the cusp of Japan's surrender during World War II, a Japanese general suffers a stroke and is tended to by a Malay gardener. As they spar, having heated debates about the war, the present is revealed: a Japanese man in a relationship with an Indian woman in Kuala Lumpur; his ex-wife coming to grips with an astrologer's predictions; their son, studying in the United States and confronted by his classmates about Japan's past. 

A multilingual production featuring artists from Singapore, Malaysia and Japan, Mobile 2: Flat Cities casts the spotlight on stories of personal, social and universal struggles across Asian cities. 

The play is The Necessary Stage's long-awaited follow up to the critically-acclaimed Mobile, which premiered at the 2006 Singapore Arts Festival and toured to Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo."

We signed up for volunteering on another two sessions on another Saturday as well! 

But first, four final examinations coming up. Stress first, relax later.

The Necessary Stage,

278 Marine Parade Road,

#B1-02 Marine Parade Community Building,

Singapore 449282

Braces Appointment #1

I finally took the first step and booked an appointment for my first consultation.

Decided on "About Braces", Dr Stefan Vaz after looking at reviews and forum.

8 Sinaran Drive, Novena Specialist Center #06-01, Singapore 307470
aboutbraces.org/


Saturday, 27th July 2013, 8AM

Pretty fun experience for me.

Doing the moulds, x-ray and photo taking

Total bill:

Orthopantomogram : $80.25
Lateral Cephalogram : $80.25
Study Models : $69.55

Total: $230.05

If I were to take up their package for braces, this fee would be waived off.

Next appointment on 28th August 2013, Wednesday, 10:15AM

Hopefully the pricing offered would be cheap and no extractions needed although I know it only happens with very very slim chance.

Can't wait!