TRIP TO SINGAPORE NATIONAL MUSEUM
These are stage costumes that were used in the 1980s.
These are toys in the 1960s-80s.
These are propaganda posters during world war 2.
I visited the Singapore National Museum. I learnt things i did not know about Singapore. Besides the exhibition about Lee Kuan Yew, the exhibition of the vintage children toys and voices of Singapore; that was a gallery of music, performances, television and theatre.
The children toys were simple in design and use. Comparing to what kids play with in this generation (electronics), i would say they are missing a lot. Also, this plays a part in their childhood and and i would say it'll be a pretty boring one. Toys back then were cute and relied on imagination, it was fun.
The children toys were simple in design and use. Comparing to what kids play with in this generation (electronics), i would say they are missing a lot. Also, this plays a part in their childhood and and i would say it'll be a pretty boring one. Toys back then were cute and relied on imagination, it was fun.
I ended the trip with the last room, where there was a projector screen showing old Singapore drive-thru theatres. As we sat in a car or truck, feeling how it felt to be in a drive through a couple of decades back. It was a nostalgic experience. I wish there was a drive-through in this millennium.
Maybe i should start a petition for one! ;-)
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