Any suggestions for shops in Singapore selling greeting cards of the non-Singapore kind? You know the kind, which make you wince at the idea of paying $12 for something filled with antiquated melodramatic prose.
I always struggle to find cards for Mrs. Sardy, I often end up at that place in Raffles City that sells blank cards, but now she's gone and done that for me so I have to find a different place.
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Sardonicus
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Lili Von Shtupp
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Re: Cards
There's a place on the top floor of Tanglin Mall, I think it's called Mango? They sell a few books, but mostly stationery. I've always liked their card collection, it's not huge but well selected, I think.
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Second that nominationLili Von Shtupp wrote:There's a place on the top floor of Tanglin Mall, I think it's called Mango? They sell a few books, but mostly stationery. I've always liked their card collection, it's not huge but well selected, I think.
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Re: Cards
Have you tried any of the net based outfits like moonpig.com? They do some great personalised cards.
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Sardonicus
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Thanks all, will stop by Tanglin. Moonpig looks good for when I don't wait until the last minute, like this time.
I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. Groucho Marx