Coming from a Cantonese speaking family, my English has never been good and it has always been a problem for me even until today. Many might say that it's not too bad especially when it comes to spoken since I do show hosting but frankly, my grammar, tenses and spelling sucks. So with that in mind I set off writing and trying to improve my English. One bit at a time, one post at a time.
Over the years of writing, I've made many friends and met many people. All these are something which was never part of the plan. I've never expected a silly little blog of mine that started off with a kampong group of 10 readership a month to become a #PunggolEast group of 20 - 25,000 readership a month. And something which is even more unexpected is the fact that I've been asked to write for a certain sites before and this time round it's by one of our local online media big boy - Omy.sg.
If you are unfamiliar with our local online media sites - From Omy.sg - omy.sg is Singapore's first bilingual-friendly (Chinese and English) interactive web portal by Singapore Press Holdings Ltd (SPH).
I've been a close working partner with Omy considering the fact that I was the event organizer for a few of their events over the years including the highly anticipated Singapore Blog Awards but I've never expect them to ask me to write for them.
![]() |
As the event organizer you can do whatever your want. |
![]() |
Like touching famous bloggers. But not the girls hor. |
![]() |
Facebook Graph Search. |
![]() |
I have my very own profile on their site! |
Mr.Smith, not blacksmith, not goldsmith but wordsmith for now.
0 comments:
Post a Comment