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I wish I could report that I was one of the successful and productive people in 2020, who thrived in the season of “virtual reality”. In fact, I’d say I was on the completely opposite end of...
Dad was a high-flyer. Because he built Changi Airport Terminal 3, ours was the first family who actually walked into the terminal. He was also the project director for many other buildings such as...
In a 2020 study, an overwhelming 85 per cent of respondents felt that their church needed to do more to address mental health issues – a gap that the upcoming Christian Mental Health Conference...
Mac and cheese, pizza, burgers, ice cream, chocolate… Can you guess which category of food these fall under? Yes, COMFORT (junk) FOOD! We don’t have to be qualified nutritionists to know that...
Not many people know about this, but I struggle with chronic pain. It’s mostly deep in my neck and back. A combination of injury and poor posture. And that would be bad enough as is… But...
Every one of us has our fair share of family problems. We may even say our loved ones have caused us some form of suffering. But for one father David Lang, even the diagnosis of a fatal genetic...
You’re on internship, but perhaps it doesn’t quite feel like it sometimes because you haven’t actually met your colleagues face to face yet. With working from home (WFH) becoming...
When the pandemic started, I thought that it would be like SARS that took a couple of months before we came back to normalcy. But the next thing we knew, we were in a global lockdown. All our...
When migrant workers were beginning to fall ill with COVID-19 in Singapore, Tam Wai Jia was teaching as an educator at medical school. The young doctor had left clinical work to focus on public...