Comments for Pelangi Pride Centre http://www.pelangipridecentre.org Singapore's very own LGBTQ resource centre Thu, 29 Sep 2011 08:16:06 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on “Coming Out” with Eileena Lee, one of PPC’s Founders and Her Mum by Pink Borneo http://www.pelangipridecentre.org/2010/04/coming-out-with-eileena-lee-one-of-ppcs-founders-and-her-mum/#comment-105 Pink Borneo Thu, 29 Sep 2011 08:16:06 +0000 http://pelangipridecentre.org/wordpress/?p=14#comment-105 Hi Pelangi Pride Center, Greetings from Pink Borneo & hope this message finds you well. Working on my Pink Borneo Project had been a huge blessing for me, by preparing my write ups etc. reading, online & offline researching play a very important part, and with that I found many interesting & touching projects, works all around the world and thus I am starting to feel [I am not alone]... so here, I wanna express my gratitude and appreciation to you! Salute! ^_^ Regards, Pink Borneo Hi Pelangi Pride Center,

Greetings from Pink Borneo & hope this message finds you well.

Working on my Pink Borneo Project had been a huge blessing for me, by preparing my write ups etc. reading, online & offline researching play a very important part, and with that I found many interesting & touching projects, works all around the world and thus I am starting to feel [I am not alone]… so here, I wanna express my gratitude and appreciation to you! Salute! ^_^

Regards,
Pink Borneo

]]> Comment on Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City by When did you choose to be straight? | The Patatas http://www.pelangipridecentre.org/2010/11/armistead-maupins-tales-of-the-city/#comment-43 When did you choose to be straight? | The Patatas Tue, 02 Nov 2010 03:51:46 +0000 http://www.pelangipridecentre.org/?p=149#comment-43 [...] Also found out that the Pelangi Pride Centre is having a screening of Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City, on 13 Nov at 4.15pm. Limited seats, more info here. [...] [...] Also found out that the Pelangi Pride Centre is having a screening of Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City, on 13 Nov at 4.15pm. Limited seats, more info here. [...]

]]> Comment on Friends of PPC, volunteer for Pink Dot! by Wordpress Themes http://www.pelangipridecentre.org/2010/05/friends-of-ppc-volunteer-for-pink-dot/#comment-15 Wordpress Themes Tue, 10 Aug 2010 11:52:08 +0000 http://pelangipridecentre.org/wordpress/?p=12#comment-15 Good post and this enter helped me alot in my college assignement. Thanks you for your information. Good post and this enter helped me alot in my college assignement. Thanks you for your information.

]]> Comment on Pictures of our First PPC at Rowell Road by Anonymous http://www.pelangipridecentre.org/2008/10/pictures-of-our-first-ppc-at-rowell-road/#comment-2 Anonymous Wed, 29 Oct 2008 23:21:55 +0000 http://pelangipridecentre.org/wordpress/?p=59#comment-2 This certainly brings back memories! The library was so small then! This certainly brings back memories! The library was so small then!

]]> Comment on Reflections II: “I Am” by Leona Lo by unfluff http://www.pelangipridecentre.org/2008/10/reflections-ii-i-am-by-leona-lo/#comment-4 unfluff Tue, 21 Oct 2008 17:03:00 +0000 http://pelangipridecentre.org/wordpress/?p=62#comment-4 This was a great session and my only regret is that more people didn't attend. Leona has a great personality and was very candid, happily talking about her life and answering all sorts of questions from where to get IPL done to how she got picked on by a bouncer at the Pump Room.<br /><br />I was also pleasantly surprised to see 2 mothers there: one who brought her young daughter along as a horizon broadener, and another who came on behalf of her 19-year-old son who was thinking of transitioning.<br /><br />It was also great that there were at least 2 others in the audience who contributed openly about their own transitioning experiences... all of which made for a very eye-opening and thought-provoking session.<br /><br />Looking forward to more across a range of other issues. And whoever missed this shouldn't miss the next! This was a great session and my only regret is that more people didn’t attend. Leona has a great personality and was very candid, happily talking about her life and answering all sorts of questions from where to get IPL done to how she got picked on by a bouncer at the Pump Room.

I was also pleasantly surprised to see 2 mothers there: one who brought her young daughter along as a horizon broadener, and another who came on behalf of her 19-year-old son who was thinking of transitioning.

It was also great that there were at least 2 others in the audience who contributed openly about their own transitioning experiences… all of which made for a very eye-opening and thought-provoking session.

Looking forward to more across a range of other issues. And whoever missed this shouldn’t miss the next!

]]> Comment on Reflections III: “I Am” by Leona Lo by Nicole.singslave http://www.pelangipridecentre.org/2008/10/reflections-iii-i-am-by-leona-lo/#comment-3 Nicole.singslave Sat, 18 Oct 2008 15:37:00 +0000 http://pelangipridecentre.org/wordpress/?p=61#comment-3 Your post is just as inspiring Julianne. Well done. Your post is just as inspiring Julianne. Well done.

]]> Comment on Reflections I: “I Am” by Leona Lo by Nicole.singslave http://www.pelangipridecentre.org/2008/10/reflections-i-i-am-by-leona-lo/#comment-5 Nicole.singslave Sat, 18 Oct 2008 15:33:00 +0000 http://pelangipridecentre.org/wordpress/?p=63#comment-5 Well said. I wish more Singaporeans were like you. Well said. I wish more Singaporeans were like you.

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