Coming Soon: Christmas Tree of the Day!

Veron Ang is the founder and chief editor of Sparklette. She lives in Singapore and has dined and traveled across the world. She also runs Sparklette Studio, a web design and development firm. If you'd like to connect with her, head on over to the contact page or follow her on Twitter: @sparklette.

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   py
   December 8
    

   Cool. I shall look forward. Do check out the Christmas Tree of Life Project 2008 at Tanglin Mall. http://treeoflife08.blogspot.com/ I have found it quite inspiring, even though I was there for a short while only.

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   Veron
   December 9
    

   Wow! Has the tree been fully constructed already? Is it available for public viewing at Tanglin Mall? I went to Flickr and couldn’t find any photos of it! Heck, I’ll go check it out myself. Thanks!

   (Always on the lookout for unique Christmas trees!)

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   py
   December 10
    

   Veron, I have sent you a link to my Facebook album that would let you see some of the photos from the project. I didn’t think much of the Christmas trees, but the rest of the works (e.g. the lamps, the reindeer) are worth looking. :)

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   Veron
   December 10
    

   Hey thanks gal! Those photos look great! Actually I have seen that big Christmas tree outside Tanglin Mall before and it was on my “list”. I just didn’t realise it’s the one you’re referring to. It looks so gorgeous it hasn’t crossed my mind that it’s made from recycled bottles!

   I would be sure to drop by and take some photos of my own. Wouldn’t miss it for the world!

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   py
   December 11
    

   I think the idea of using recycled material is lovely.

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   Veron
   December 12
    

   Then you would totally like these trees that are entirely made out of recycled materials!

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   riya
   December 15
    

   Christmas is barely a little more than a week away.And I am looking forward to make it grand.

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   py
   December 15
    

   Thank you for sharing. I remember having read them last year. :)

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