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I guess your option is to find a room to rent, rather than a whole unit for yourself.

partially furnished is a bit better, because it usually means white goods which you might want anyway

anyone go to true yoga?

larissa831 wrote:where is heeren??

the heeren, a mall in orchard. it's across the road from mandarin gallery

AlyPie, groupon has a deal with one wellness yoga studio in raffles place, maybe give that a shot

i started yoga about 7 months ago at true yoga, loving it so far!!
min 6 days practice a week keeps me sane

i hear como shambala at the forum in orchard is having an open day early feb, so i might check them out

i've seen speedo bathing suits that go up to 44" (their sizing is the measurement of your chest i think). so this translates to roughly US 14/16?

birkenstocks are very comfortable, good arch support.
but don't wear a brand new pair, they need an initial "breaking in" period. thought if you purchase a soft footbed pair, those are more forgiving.

isn't there a gym in city square?

i haven't tried it myself, but friends who have tried Whole Earth at peck seah st say it's really nice!

with the bigger yoga gyms it would depend on the package you take (monthly, year, 2 yrs)
but the smaller yoga studios usually have a per-class rate that you can look up on their site.

has anyone tried l'operetta in boat quay?
owned and run by japanese working towards vera pizza napoletana certification (if they haven't received it already..)

I love eating at Diandin Leluk at Golden Mile Complex. They also have a few other outlets, google them

First Thai in bugis area is very popular but i don't really like it cause the service kinda sucks and the place isn't air-con

is the BMI thing a definite issue? I've seen some cabin crew (though i dont remember SIA) being a little overweight, maybe BMI of 26-28