It may be because I am hopelessly unfit or another reason entirely, but World of Sports are very kindly sponsoring me to put one foot in front of the other and move, once appropriately clad.
It couldn’t have come at a better time as my running shoes (and running days) are eighteen years old. Yup, these beauties – above – hail from my school days.
Have you noticed the blossom positively raining down from the trees at the moment? It leaves the branches in showers; even while snapping these shots – which, as you can probably tell, took all of three seconds – my hair was covered in a dusting of powdery pink petals.
I thought Singapore didn’t do seasons but it’s bang on right now and we could almost be in England (aside from the sweltering heat that is). Spring has sprung. Long may it continue
I hate exercising until the point of sweating. This is unfortunate as the only time you know for sure that exercise has done you any good whatsoever, is when you are sweating profusely.
I think I have, however, discovered a way around it.
Following on from my last post on apps that are actually helpful and vaguely deliver on their life changing promises, here’s my three latest downloads that I’m loving:
I am not much of a fan of Tanglin ‘maul’. It’s useful but there’s something distinctly over-priced and over-rated about the whole experience. And just when you thought Cold Storage couldn’t be any more expensive…there’s Tanglin Market Place.
I am, however, quite a fan of Shopping at Tiffany’s, nestling in the corner spot on the same level as the taxi stand (the two ground floors here always confuse me). I know its rails look like a sale shop and you have to root around quite hard to find any treasure but, guess what? The prices are reasonable and some of the clothes are amazing.
I was in there two days ago, having only meant to pop in briefly, and came away with a dress, pair of trousers and four tops.
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