The Battle of Britain Blunder
A short story on the Battle of Britain that was originally posted here on the 18 Feb 2001. The Battle of Britain is frequently also regarded as the first major turning point of the war, when the allied forces finally
Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
A short story on the Battle of Britain that was originally posted here on the 18 Feb 2001. The Battle of Britain is frequently also regarded as the first major turning point of the war, when the allied forces finally
This was posted up here on the 14 Feb 2001, shortly before the release of Michael Bay’s turkey of a mess Pearl Harbor movie. Another commonly made observation of the Pearl Harbor attack was that most pundits believe it was
Another short entry I wrote, which was originally posted up here on 6 Oct 2000. The source of the story in Saving Private Ryan, Steven Spielberg’s tour-de-force motion picture on the second world war, was in reality based on a
The recent movie by Clint Eastwood, Letters from Iwo Jima, makes a passing reference to the death of General Yamamoto during the war. Here’s a short but well-known story about him that I originally posted up on the 13 Feb
Here’s the first of the many stories I wrote during the earlier years of keeping this web site. The source for this one is from Citizen Soldiers by the late Stephen Ambrose, and I put it up on the 6
Visitors to the site may have noticed the frequent visual changes to our blog over the several days. Yep, that’s all me. Since I was done recovering whatever posts I could, I figured I might as well redo the theme
Our blog met with a bit of a disaster this afternoon. The entire blog database was lost from a terrific crash caused (apparently) by plug-in compatibility issues. I’m right now in the midst of piecing together what used to be
The Chinese has a saying which goes something like this: “Failure is the mother of all success”. Well, I have asked myself recently how many times it takes one to fail in order to taste the sweetness of success. Twice
What once used to be a quiet road is now a heavily used, almost-highway for many motorists travelling in the eastern part of Singapore. For me, it has been almost a daily affair to use this road to drive darling
The both of us will be heading off for our much-deserved Honeymoon tomorrow evening, and we decided on South Korea and Jeju Island. The blog entries on foodcourt dining in Singapore will continue; I’ve written enough of them to last
The pictures from our wedding on the 18th November were finally ready a few days ago, and Ling met up with Desmond Ho, our AD photographer, to pick them up. About 700 pictures were taken, with about 94% of them
Both Ling and myself are pretty much still feeling amazed at how well our wedding ran on the actual day. We’d both heard quite a few horror stories of things gone wrong from others before. Even our officiating minister, Reverend
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