Dad’s Awesomeness Unleashed: One Post Proves It All, Lifestyle News

Dad’s Awesomeness Unleashed: One Post Proves It All, Lifestyle News

Celebrate Your Dad This Father’s Day

Why It Matters

Every day we scramble to find that one thoughtful gesture for our pops—maybe a fancy dinner or, oddly enough, a fresh pair of socks. After all, who can’t spot a dad looking extra cozy?

Proving the Good Vibes

  • Positive engagement flooding their social feeds—no tricks!
  • Every like, comment, and share sings, “Love you, Dad!

Stick with us, feel the love dripping into your heart, and let those dad moments shine!

1. Keeping it old-school

Rebecca Wong & Winston Wong: The Dynamic Vintage Duo

A Love Story in a B‑B‑C (B‑B‑S) Shop

Meet Rebecca Wong and her 75‑year‑old dad, Winston – Singapore’s most dynamic father‑daughter collectors. Their shop, By My Old School, is a treasure trove of pre‑loved gems from the 1940s to the 1990s, each item whispering stories from generations past.
“It’s like stepping into a time‑carousel!” – Rebecca

What’s Inside?

  • Thousands of nostalgic finds: Vinyl records, holiday postcards, classic toys, 70s fashion, 80s button‑down shirts, and more.
  • Rent‑a‑prop service: Film crews can snag authentic props for movies or commercials – no CGI needed.
  • Learn‑and‑reminisce corner: The space doubles as a nostalgic classroom where visitors can picture themselves in eras long gone.
  • Bring Your Grandpa (or Grandma) for a Ride

  • Plan a visit (by appointment only!) – Send a quick DM on Facebook or Instagram.
  • Family‑friendly vibe: Take the whole crew, especially aging parents, on an emotional trip down memory lane.
  • Plus a fun photo‑op: Capture that “We’re all that’s left” moment with your dad in his childhood garb.
  • Winston’s Military Super‑Powers

  • Recruited in the ’60s – Started in the Singapore Armed Forces.
  • Field Engineer Extraordinaire: Built bridges, set up fortifications, and trained in demolition and mine warfare.
  • Global Explosives Trainer: Spent time in the UK mastering bomb‑disposal and mine‑clearance diving with the Royal Engineers and Royal Navy.
  • Heritage Consultant: He now advises film crews, event planners, and even homeowners on period‑accurate décor.
  • Wrap‑Up

    If you’re looking for a blend of nostalgia, humor, and a touch of military‑grade authenticity, stop by By My Old School. It’s not just a shop – it’s a living memory lane that turns a plain Sunday into a time‑machine adventure.

  • 2. Shout-out to dad

    Wilfred Cheah’s Tiny Singapore Treasures

    Ever wondered what it feels like to take a trip to Singapore without leaving your living room? Meet Wilfred Cheah, the cardboard conjurer who turns everyday nooks into pint‑size masterpieces. His latest series includes a miniature version of a beloved township store in Ang Mo Kio—thanks to a nod to his own father‑in‑law—and a micro‑house in the vibrant Kampung Lorong Buangkok.

    Why These Miniatures Matter

    • Local Pride: Each piece captures the quirks and charm that only true Singaporeans can appreciate.
    • Family Tribute: The Ang Mo Kio shop is a heartfelt homage to an ordinary hero—the dad of Cheah’s wife.
    • Attention to Detail: From the tiny neon signage to the little nameplate, the cards show true craftsmanship.

    Cheah’s Creative Process

    He starts with a photo, then strips away the surface layers, painstakingly reconstructing the cardboard skeleton only to add color, texture, and, of course, that pinch‑tiny patina of age. The result? A museum‑ready artifact that packs an emotional punch.

    Mini‑Tour Highlights
    • Ang Mo Kio Provision Shop – the local grocery that’s always stocked for the next hungry dorm mate.
    • Kampung Lorong Buangkok Home – a cozy, tiny abode that whispers old‑school street vibes.

    So next time you grab a coffee, stop by the locals’, or stroll through a Kelana Road street‑corner. You’ll feel just a bit of the city’s heartbeat, courtesy of Wilfred Cheah’s cardboard magic.

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    How the Former Commando Became a Legend

    It All Started With a Dad‑Son Shout‑Out

    Picture this: Ace Cheah, the proud son of former commando Wilfred, takes to Reddit and Facebook to give a heartfelt tribute to his dad. The post, simple yet touching, sparks a wave of reactions that go viral faster than a meme of a dancing cat. Once the world sees the homage, the rest is just a matter of people sharing and tagging while, as the internet says, “what’s the ‘in’ thing to do is to give a shout‑out to whomever?”

    Breaking Down the Digital Buzz

    • Reddit post titled “Hey everyone, my dad created another addition to…” (character limit reached)
    • Facebook tribute from Ace Cheah, drawing attention from followers and strangers alike
    • The post gains traction, headlines spread, and suddenly the former commando becomes top of mind for the casual commenter and the serious military fan

    Meet Sir Wilfred – 543, 652, and Instinctively Bold

    During his days in the Singapore Armed Forces, Wilfred was more than just a warrior. He served as a RSM (Regimental Sergeant Major) with 543 SIR and 652 SIR, before advancing to the rank of Warrant Officer Class 1 in the Commandos unit. That’s a mouthful, but it’s also a badge of honor.

    From the Battlefield to the White House…of Singapore

    Wilfred’s story doesn’t stop at the drum‑beat of the army. His legacy earned him a spot on Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s Facebook timeline—yes, that’s the same PM that has done everything from setting the national COVID response to figuring out how to farm the next batch of banana plants. He even got a recent commission to build a miniature replica of Nan Chiau High School, celebrating the institution’s 75‑year‑old milestone.

    Why Fans Love It
    • Humanizes a military icon: from reticence to public gestures
    • Encourages family storytelling: Ace Cheah keeps the legacy alive
    • Showcases how the nation respects those who serve on duty and off duty

    So there you have it. A heartfelt tribute from a son, a viral spread, an ex‑commando who balanced cold‑blooded discipline with raw dedication to heritage, and a story that keeps spreading like wildfire on every digital corner. Cheers to the Dad, the son, and the whole community that honored them!

    3. Generational tribute

    Meet the Tiger Family: Dad, Son, and Pooch Working Out Together

    Picture a cozy Sunday morning, sunlight filtering through the curtains, a pair of bright yellow singlets on the floor, and the unmistakable sound of feet pounding a trot‑trot rhythm. That’s Dr. Ashley Liew, his dad Andrew, and their adorable dog Tiger getting their muscles in sync—no animals or babies harmed while capturing this feels‑good training montage.

    The Brady‑Bunch of Tigers

    Three generations, one shared love for fitness, and a Tiger‑theme that straddles the line between adorable and fierce. Ashley, a certified chiropractor and national marathoner, is the heartbeat of the group. His dad Andrew, a seasoned CPT (Ret) tech from the 3rd Division (the logo’s striped big cat never fails to remind us of a predatory vibe), wears the same yellow singlet to match. Together, they launch each weekend with a giggle and a grunt.

    • Dad Andrew: The veteran who proves that age is only a number—he stands tall in the same jersey as his son.
    • Dr. Ashley Liew: The dynamic pharmacist of bones and marathon lanes.
    • Tiger: The canine co‑trainer who channels pure, playful energy—plus, a cute furry mascot.

    Why It Feels Like a Family Miracle

    It’s not just about flashing yellow singlets. It’s about the warmth that spreads when two humans and a canine share the same sweaty, lean‑in, date‑night‑style workout space. Their Instagram posts paint a picture that reads: “Check out the joint family‑friendly routine—no harm involved!” The quotes pop up here:

    “Warm the cockles of our hearts with aww family‑workout posts.”

    Keep It Real, Keep It Fun

    Here’s an insight: the whole band of Tigers gorges on a healthy rhythm. Even when the media set out to highlight Gurmit Singh “rebuilding bridges” after being an “absent dad” in the corporate waves of Mediacorp, it reinforces that this community understands the power of persistence and affection in parenting and fitness.

    What’s Next?

    Stay tuned to Wonderwall.sg for a deeper dive into how these dynamic dads forge new bonds—thanks to simple, relatable moments at home. It’s not just a workout; it’s a vibe, a message that your family, whether human or four‑legged, can move forward together—make it a Lie—under a single brand of yellow!

    In short, nothing could be cooler or more heart‑warming: a dad, a son, and a pup all wearing matching tiger‑style singlets, working out and owning the Instagram playground with smiles, grins, and the occasional paw wag. Cheers to the tiger families everywhere, raising the bar 1, 2, 3 Tiger—!