Photo essay: A day in the life of Workers' Party's Daniel Goh

He was given free coffee and tea. Again.

Weixiang Lim| September 08, 12:35 PM

All photos by Lim Weixiang for Mothership.sg

I was offered the chance to follow Workers' Party (WP) candidate for East Coast GRC, National University of Singapore (NUS) Sociology Associate Professor Daniel Goh on a walkabout this morning.

The brief was to meet at Simei MRT. But that's so run-off-the-mill.

Why not start from his home, I asked, half expecting to be turned down. But to my surprise they agreed.

What I got was a glimpse into the life of a rather average Singaporean, a life not unlike yours or mine.

6:00am

1

The first thing I see when I step out of the lift.

6:03am

2

His son's toys and doodles decorate an otherwise typical living room.

6:15am

3

A simple breakfast. Do you want milk with your coffee?

6:25am

4

Popping vitamins and supplements for the long day ahead.

6:30am

5

"Daddy's got to go now."

6:32am

6

"Daddy don't go."

6:33am

7

"See you tonight."

7:05am

8

Arriving at Simei for the WP Walkabout.

7:07am

9

Better walk faster to catch the peak hour crowd.

7:17am

10

In position: outside Simei MRT.

8:10am

11

A member of the public hands Daniel ten complimentary packets of coffee and tea.

8:25am

12

A Simei resident asks for a photo with the East Coast GRC team.

 

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