Good to ask fr some allowance, be it housing or transport...if you're a local and drawing $4k that seems comfortable but as an expat you'll have many costs to factor in, transport, meals, occasional fine dining, household items, personal items..
You can try IKEA or the DIY shops, they may carry them. Otherwise, you can try the homeware shop at Parkway Parade basement 1, it's an Australian company, can't remember the name..
I prefer to let nature take its course. My dog was put to sleep by the vet - they said he was too sick, not sure if that was the truth but that was hurting to see him go this way.
It's quite bad, in comparison with the normal days, but many of us still walk in ths streets because it's still bearable so long as you don't spend too long hours outdoors, but not too good for those who suffer from asthmas. Here's some photos taken yesterday of the haze in the city from the 30th fl...
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Online shopping is not the norm in Singapore, although there are specific sites that some of us love to shop at, reasons being because they're items we can't get off the stores. I think most people in Singapore shop physically at the stores, since it's so convenient. I've tried online ie: supermarke...