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This year, Great Eastern Women's Run ( GEWR) 2015 celebrates 10 years of empowering women to live healthy and great through running, and at the same time, to commemorate SG50.   Thanks for the invite! This year, I was not part of the  #RuntoLiveGreat programme, but I will still participate in the Great Eastern Women's Run (GEWR), which will be taking place on the 1st November of 2015 at The Float@Marina Bay . I attended the welcome session of  #RuntoLiveGreat  together with the selected 80 pairs of participants which was held at  The Luxe Museum. During the welcome session, we had the chance to meet up with the  #RunToLiveGreat  influencers, Cheryl Miles and Kelly Latimer and the most inspiring pair from last year’s edition - Zann Soh and her mom, Teo Yok Wan. The female pacer Ranjini Mei Hua was also there. They shared their personal experiences and tips to encourage the participants on how to kick start their fitness journey. Owing to the

Thanks Tracy for asking me along to attend the Fresh ‘Maskerade’ Party at the very green (full of fauna and trees!) and luxurious private residences at Yarwood Avenue (along Bukit Timah Road).       The private pool and its surroundings made me feel like I am on a getaway holiday in a villa.             This party was to celebrate the  15th Anniversary of Fresh's signature Rose Face Mask . The whole area was decorated with pink roses, even on the welcome drink.     Nice masquerade masks were given to us upon arrival in order to get our moods for the ‘maskerade’ party started!     We started off our event with a mocktail making session, which was conducted in the kitchen. The session was taught by the good people from ' Mixes from Mars' and we learnt to make various mocktails by using common ingredients that can be found in 'Fresh's line of products.              Our first mockt

Dance Singapore Dance is a localised version of the popular Dance India Dance series which made its debut in 2009. Winners from past editions of the competition have catapulted to fame with many of them gaining film experience and sponsorships after the show. Dance Singapore Dance premiered on ZEE TV , on Saturday, 18th July 2015. After three gruelling months of training, the 12 finalists are competing among one another for the grand prize of SGD10,000 and to be crowned Dance Singapore Dance’s first winner.   An overwhelming 200 local dancers from all walks of life took part in the auditions held earlier this year. The final 12 who made it through the audition are aged between 16 to 35 years old, and represent different dance styles which range from contemporary styles, to Bollywood, jazz, hip-hop and ballroom dancing!     The first two episodes of the season featured over 60 dancers from the auditions, while the remaining ten episodes will have themed challen