I loved vintage stuff and i’m also interested to know more about the past of Singapore and thanks to Nestle, i got the chance to explore more! 🙂
Was invited to celebrate nestle 100 years at the Children Little Museum whereby they showcased a WIDE range of toys that our parents or maybe some that we used to play with during our childhood times 😉
the big robot and nestle banner welcoming us at the entrance 😉
There was a small outdoor kitchen at the back of the museum whereby food and neslte latest new flavors of Dolce Gusto was served 😉
The latest range of flavours from Nestle Dolce Gusto. You can make coffee and iced tea with that machine on the left ! so cool~
decided to try on the green tea latte and it’s good! ;D loving it…
a group pictures before we proceed on to tour ard the museum 😉
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you might probably find some of the toys that you’ve actually played with before here!
barber at the back alley can still be found nowadays. there’s one along amoy street where my workplace is 😉
bookshops in the past 🙂
someone you know? lolx 😛
Old school nestle poster.. will look good if i were to hang it in my room! hahaha~
saw the monkey toy? isn’t it the one that appears on toy story 3?!
old school dessert stalls that sell ice kachang shaped in a ball. my mum told me one is for 5 cents only!
and we got to make our own toys! ;D guess what are we making with these materials?
a toy that can balance on its own!
Aussie Pete trying on the chaptek game! 😉
Catherine decided to give it a try as well! 😉
Mint showing her five stones skills 😉
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Lastly, we have a kite making competition!
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Smith’s kite design..
Alvin’s kite design…
and here’s mine. just some simple typography 😛
Happy Bloggers with their hand made kite 😉
Nestle is inviting YOU to Celebrate with them TOO!
To celebrate Nestle 100 years, they will be fulfilling 100 wishes made by you! All you have to do is to visit the website here and make your wishes.
Make a wish that will touch someone’s life greatly today!
went to children little museum before. really a nice place to reminisce childhood memories