The Official Website of Laremy Lee (李庭辉)
So it seems that McDonald’s outlets around Singapore have run out of curry sauce.
It is thus timely for me to explore the non-altruistic/capitalistic side of my nature and place on offer two (2) packets of original, authentic McDonald’s curry sauce (as shown in the above picture) which I have in my possession.
Let the bidding wars commence!
Just a heads up: I’ll be speaking at the upcoming WriteCamp Singapore 2011 on “Singapore Literature: Where we should be going”.
In the talk – which I’m giving in my own personal capacity – I’ll discuss:
—
When is WriteCamp and what’s it about? From the SWF website:
Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2011
Time: 2pm – 6pm
Venue: Seminar Rooms 1 and 2, National Museum of Singapore
Price of Admission: FREE!WriteCamp is SWF’s take on the “unconference” – a dynamic, user-generated series of workshops and talks where presenters share their knowledge to small, passionate audiences.
Each session is typically 30 minutes, with two or three sessions running concurrently so that audiences have the luxury of choice while speakers have to keep their talks snappy and insightful.
Topics can cover the craft of writing, tips on publishing, or other writing-related subjects.
Apart from fun networking and the buzz of spontaneous creativity, Writecamp promises to shed new light on writers and writing too!
Have an idea for a talk? Send it to writecamp.swf@gmail.com with your topic and contact details and we’ll get in touch with you if it’s selected.
Please join me, either as a listener or as a speaker, if you can. You can sign up for the event here or browse the SWF website for more details.
See you there!
Dear Madam/Sir,
I REFER to “No more contact rugby for primary schools?” (Sep 22).
I applaud the move to consider running both mini rugby and touch rugby competitions in primary schools in 2012.
As a sport in Singapore, touch rugby has had to live in contact rugby’s shadow for a long time. I am glad that equal focus is now being given to both sports.
I hope this focus is extended to cater to youths of both genders at the secondary and post-secondary levels.
More opportunities should be provided for our young to explore their interests and learn about their capabilities at different stages of their development.
I also look forward to a future where touch rugby is included in the calendar of the annual Inter-School Sports Competitions.
Touch rugby deserves the recognition and prestige as an established sport in its own right.
Thank you.
Yours sincerely,
Laremy LEE (Mr)
(Published as “Kudos for introducing touch rugby in primary schools” on 29 Sep 2011 in TODAYonline.)