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when are u guys completing this? at this point, it is completely empty!
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Tze Yin (5)
This is an example a traditional game known as the "chapteh " that my mother used to play when she was young. She would try her best to fork up her own pocket money to buy this from her school bookshop and play it with her classmates when she is in school and with her neighbors when she comes back from school. It was a good way to interact and socialise with people and, at the same time, work out.

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Tze Yin (5)
This is a board game from the 1970s that my mother used to play with her siblings in her primary school days during the weekends. This board game was given to her and her siblings by their neighbour. Sometimes, she would also play this board game with her neighbours as a way of bonding together.

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Ariel(21)
POPULAR CANDY(1970 TO 1980)
My parents speak very fondly of this White Rabbit Milk Candy:
According to my parents, this candy was very popular since the 1970s. This candy had 2 layers of wrapping, a outer packaging as well as a inner, thin, plastic-looking wrapping which is edible, a fairly novel idea.Many believe that the inner wrapper is a thin layer of milk wrapped arong the milk candy although the inner wrapper tasted quite bland and paperish'Those whom disliked the inner wrapper would take time to remove inner wrapping while others would just eat the candy along with the inner wrapping.

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Ariel(21)
POPULAR CANDY (1980 TO 1990)
My parents speak very fondly of this White Rabbit Milk Candy. According to them, this type of candy was very popular back then. The White Rabbit Milk Candy had 2 layers,the outer packaging, and a inner, edible,thin, plastic-looking wrapper, which was a fairly novel idea.Some say that the wrapper is a thin layer of milk or flour wrapped around the actual milk candy while others believe that it was a sort of edible plastic. While some will take time to remove that thin layer of unknown substance, may others would just eat the candy along with the inner layer.My mother described the inner layer as rather bland and had a taste similar to paper. Regardless, the inner layer will melt in less than a few seconds once in contact with liquids and will not affect the taste of the milk candy at all. Some back then would pop the candy in the mouth,only to take it out 1 second later,only to find the layer clumped together,with a sticky texture.Till today, my parents still do not know what the inner layer is but still continues to eat it anyways.

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Wong Liang Xuan (20)
This is a picture of a marble that many people used to play with when they were young, including my parents. When my father was at about 8 years old, he started playing with such items with his friends. They would even meet up after school just to play with it and only go home much later.  Such game actually takes up a lot of their childhood as the technology was not very well developed and they only had this to play with.

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Ariel(21):
These are some card games which my mother play with her cousins and younger sister:
In the above picture is a set of card games Among the 4 card games, my mother enjoyed playing 'Snap' the most. To her, it was a game which has a set of very simple rules  and easy-to-understand instructions. According to my mother, ever since she was 6 years old, she would play the card game regularly.Every after school, she will sty back in school to play these card games with her friends or have her cousins over to play these card games with her.To her, a simple box of these cards will guarantee her hours of fun and joy. Not only were they a favourite past-time for her, it was also a way for her to de-stress.This deck of playing cards also marked a significant milestone in her life as this was the first game she ever played with my auntie, her younger sister. Considering that these card games were so popular back in the days that it was the perfect present to give to any child back then.
A brief recount of the rules of 'Snap':
1. First divide the cards among all the players.
2. Choose one player(usually the youngest) to put a card in the middle of the playing area.
3. Whomever player which has the same card as the card chosen and puts it down with the card in the middle and shouts 'Snap!', gets a point.
4.Continue the game until one of the players use up all her cards. The player that uses up his/her cards first is the winner.

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Most of the sources are missing the link back to the HI question. What do your sources tell me about life in singapore when your parents were growing up? Please attempt to answer this.

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Wong Liang Xuan (20)
This is a picture of my father's certificate. It was from 1975. During that period of time, people would use a small piece of paper as a certificate. It is from my father's primary school. As compared to now, the material that the paper is made of is very different.