Author: SengkangBabies

I am a Blogging Daddy of four. Our kids are roaming Singapore to bring you FUN, This blog is use to capture our kids' growing up phases, and we want you to leave our blog with a smile :)

Shell Singapore & Traffic Police voucher giveaway

[ Vouchers Giveaway ]

By now, some of you must have been summoned by Traffic Police already. Since 2015 July 16, more than 1.2 million drivers with zero demerit points (over last 5 years) received a letter of commendation.
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Exchange your letter at any Shell station from 27th Jul to 30th Sep 2015 for a Badge of Honour decal. Those who are spotted by Shell crew stand to win an exclusive goodie bag.

During decal collection, you might be one of 10 winners to win a 3D2N stay at The Fullerton Hotel!
Shell Demerit Free

Sengkang Babies got more goodies to share. Thanks to Shell Singapore, we have three $50 Shell fuel vouchers to giveaway.

~~~ This contest is on Instagram ~~~

Sekgkang Babies Instagram

1. Take a photo of your Demerit Free decal on Instagram
2. Tag @sengkangBabies and hashtag #DemeritFree2015 #ShellSGxSengkangbabies
3. Share a tip on how you manage to stay demerit free. (“I never drive.” is invalid answer :p )
4. Contest ends 20th Aug 10pm and three winners will be picked

T&C for contest :
This contest is only applicable to local residents of Singapore
* This Instagram contest is only for those who set privacy-setting as “Public”
* Winners who do not respond within 48 hours will be replaced
* Organisers reserve the right to change contest mechanics

1965 Movie is a nice show for the whole family

We won six tickets to watch the 1965 Movie through our KDK contest.
SG50 NDP is just over, and 1965 is still fresh in our minds.

Video: Lim Kay Tong plays Mr Lee Kuan Yew in the movie. And I dare say he really portrayed Mr Lee well, the mannerism and charisma.

Kids celebrate Racial Harmony day every year.
They might be too small to understand the unique feature of Singapore, where so many religion, culture and race stays together in harmony. To them, dressing in their traditional costumes and playing traditional games might be fun, but there is a message to bring home.

Topics involving Religion, Race, Language can be sensitive and divisive. I believe we are mature and sensitive enough to joke and tease each other. At work or in school, we embrace, respect and we give and take. Our kids in Indian, Malay and Chinese costume.

I would recommend 1965 Movie for school going kids. The show presents to them a totally different scenario which could evolve post 1965.

What if our leaders were not strong enough to pull the people together?
What if the separation from Malaysia turns ugly?
What if hidden forces (Konfrontasi) managed to tear our fragile society apart?

There might not even be a SG50 to talk about!

A whole generation has grown up in peace, expecting entitlements and ipads.
Although I did not went through war or tensions in Singapore’s history, I remembered clearly Dr Mahathir constantly threatening to cut off Singapore’s water in the 80s. Our Indonesian neighbour also gave us the now infamous “Little Red Dot” tag. Singapore is a small city state of 5 million, why should our neighbours, or even the world own us a living?

It is getting harder to remind the kids not to take Singapore’s peace for granted.
I hope there will not be a day when race and religion pulls Singaporean apart again.