August 15, 2009

Weekeend Giveaway -Movie Tickets

Dominique Recommendations Financial services

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* For Singapore based readers

Fresh from watching a movie last weekend I just stumbled upon this opportunity to win movie tickets for use in the local cinemas.

I am sure that you can do with a fun movie to relax over the weekend. Hubby didn’t get to watch G.I. Joe and the rise of the Cobra the last week as I selected the movie UP . If I won tickets he could get to watch the show of his choice.

It takes just a few minutes of your time to put in your entry and you will be in the draw which is giving away 60 movie tickets.

You just need to complete this

Euro RSCG Asia-Pacific Quarterly Financial Services Survey
They are conducting this survey to find out more about consumers sentiments towards the various major banks in Singapore.

During this current economic downturn that we are facing. To make our banking experience a more pleasant Euro RSCG Asia-Pacific is collating data on customer perception in bid to improve the overall customer satisfaction within the banking industry.

I personally feel that it is important to pay close attention to customer satisfaction and feedback and it is great that such surveys are being done. This will only make the customer more determined to stick with and patronize your business.

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My Internet Savvy Toddler

Roy has caught a very potent bug. The internet bug!! Here is him being comfy on the king size bed that we had at Ritz Carlton during the National Day weekend. He had hijacked my laptop while I was working on some articles. While I was not looking he immediately took over the mouse and click onto the games that had been pre-installed in the PC.

If you are wondering he is playing a cooking game whereby he has to coordinate the different processes required in baking and decorating a cake before it can be ready for delivery. He has always been interested in learning how to bake and cook since watching me bake cookies, cakes and other pastries in our kitchen.

Roy has learned how to work a mouse since he was 2yrs old. I have been playing online stories, phonic games and other interactive educational games. Most kids nowadays are more incline to highly interactive and colourful programs.

Roy at 2.5yr old is a highly visual and auditory learner. Using the traditional board and chalk talk would not be very effective for him. With the advances in multimedia and creation of many different child centred websites it has changed the way lessons can be conducted.

I find that he absorbs knowledge more rapidly now and is even able to navigate independently online. His favourite catchline now is ” mummy type for me www.thomasthetrain .com”