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When relatives drop in unannounced, en masse, it makes Sylvia Toh see red. All those unexpected ang pows flying out of hand, along with food and her precious vase!
Growing up in a four-storey government flat meant your neighbours’ problems could also become yours. Some problems are so epic, they become epiphanies for Sylvia Toh, who then writes about them. Luckily, some names not mentioned…
Sylvia is ready for a good fight, provided it doesn’t involve weapons. She’ll happily lash you with her tongue and ensure the wrongs are righted and the cowards are sent cowering. And she has a suitable name for herself, too.
Lacking the necessary sea legs, Paik Choo choo-choos across Europe for champagne and the chance to be the first to cross the line in 100 days, emulating the feat of Champagne Charlie in the 1800s.
Way before the Amazing Race, Sylvia Toh had set off on a champagne trail that took her round the world in 100 days. Did the bubbly help lighten the trip?
No matter how old (or young) you feel you are, others will age you, be it with gifts borne out of kindness or the unkindest cut of all, their comments.
European adventures are all about the elements — morning sun and hot water. Sylvia Toh reels in the rowdy bunch of Singaporean road warriors.
The intrepid have-food-will-travel Paik Choo does a good turn for Singapore by bringing in the first wave of Penang hawkers.
When Prince Philip came to town, a young “bo chap” Paik Choo was selected to greet the Royal. What do you think she did?
Paik Choo writes again! Wielding her wicked wit, Sylvia Toh mounts up and rides with the Silver Streakers. Make that a gentle stroll in the lalang.
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