SHENTONISTA

Her personal philosophy in life: "Never refuse an invitation, never resist the unfamiliar, never cease to be polite and never outstay your welcome."

Mr. Yamaguchi Taro comes across all kinds of strange requests during his work as a cobbler.

"I enjoy the creative process, especially when I reach that 'eureka' moment." Shanice says of her job as a designer.

"I work even on Saturdays and Sundays. I get off days, but when I do, all work gets delayed." Htung Aung is always busy in his job as a landscaper.

As an independent designer, Nalinna has to make sure that she is self-disciplined.

As a pizza delivery man, Shuk knows all about the dangers of his job, and puts his amicable nature to good use when it comes to dealing with customers.

This week reminded us of people who work in some of the more unusual or uncommon occupations we've come across in Shenton Way.

Vivian readily admits to being a fan of Taylor Swift. "I like how her songs are like a girl's diary."

Rooban finds it important to have a good attitude when it comes to dealing with people.

Debra says the perfectionist streak in her is balanced out by her easy-going husband, and the perfect start to her day is having a cup of coffee with him.

“Everyone thinks the fruit selling business is “很好赚“ (translation: lucrative) but that’s actually not the case.”

This grand old man is one of the last few masters of his craft; the tools of his trade include glue, needles and thread, and bits of leather and rubber.