Club PTWP

[2ppaamm]

Blobbi:

:udawoman: :udawoman: :udawoman:

Ommm, tell me your secrets ... How do you do it .....Ommmm

not a mum of 5 for nothing lah... Anyway, very happy for you lah! Your worries were unfounded. Told you!

Er... did you see someone with blue nails today? That was me! BOOOO!

Ok, ok, we'll switch topic. Other moms and dads are dying to know. hee hee!

We already :offtopic:

[mathsparks]

2ppaamm:

I'm not a part-timer officially (I get CPF and all benefits) but I work only 6 hours a week. Heh heh. I'm a full-timer with part-timer hours, full-timer perks.


So I guess I'm an associate member?

But seriously, I have only just converted to FT 6 months ago after 6 years of PT. Is it the best of both worlds for you guys? Get to look after family needs and get to have a career and money as well.

hi 2ppaamm, :welcome: to club ptwp.

btw, nowadays a lot of part-timers get cpf and all perks. care to add your details below? :thankyou:

01 / Mathsparks (mummy)/ DD1 (1992) DS1 (1997) / Yoga, climbing hills n stairs, reading, sudoku
02 / Blobbi (mummy) / DS1 (2003) / Reading, shopping, pilates, baking, massage
03 / Yen715 (mummy) /DS1(1997) DS2 (2006)/ reading, surf the net, watching tv
04 / Mwchua (mummy)/ dd (2003) / Reading, brisk-walking, idling
05 / Girlmum (mummy) /DD1 (1996)/ DD2 (2001) /reading, watching TVB series, shopping, dancing
06/ Schweppes (mummy) / DD1 (1997), DD2 (1999) / Reading, swimming, retail therapy, creative writing
07/ all.in.one (mummy) / DD1 (2002) / Reading, teaching, tell stories, make and eat sushi, make new friends with mommies, surf net
08/Elaiine (mummy) / DS1 (2007) DD1 (2009) / ??
09/Dinah (mummy) / DD1 / exercise, reading, travel, photo album, experimenting cook recipe.
10/Carebear(mummy) / DS1 (1997) / DD1 (1999) / ??
11/2ppaamm(mummy) / ??/??

[mathsparks]

2ppaamm:

not a mum of 5 for nothing lah... Anyway, very happy for you lah! Your worries were unfounded. Told you!

Er... did you see someone with blue nails today? That was me! BOOOO!

Ok, ok, we'll switch topic. Other moms and dads are dying to know. hee hee!

We already :offtopic:

blue nails? - you're 1 hot, funky mama! Yes, please tell, :please: I'm dying to know wat secrets and congrats?

[2ppaamm]

DS1(1994)/DD1(1996)/DD2(1997)/DS2(2000)/DS3(2003)/baking, sewing, gym, collect recipes, travelling, musical instruments, sleeping (most important)

[2ppaamm]

mathsparks:

blue nails? - you're 1 hot, funky mama!

Ha ha, will change color on Tuesday... Hm... thinking of green. Ghost!!!

[mathsparks]

01 / Mathsparks (mummy)/ DD1 (1992) DS1 (1997) / Yoga, climbing hills n stairs, reading, sudoku

02 / Blobbi (mummy) / DS1 (2003) / Reading, shopping, pilates, baking, massage
03 / Yen715 (mummy) /DS1(1997) DS2 (2006)/ reading, surf the net, watching tv
04 / Mwchua (mummy)/ dd (2003) / Reading, brisk-walking, idling
05 / Girlmum (mummy) /DD1 (1996)/ DD2 (2001) /reading, watching TVB series, shopping, dancing
06/ Schweppes (mummy) / DD1 (1997), DD2 (1999) / Reading, swimming, retail therapy, creative writing
07/ all.in.one (mummy) / DD1 (2002) / Reading, teaching, tell stories, make and eat sushi, make new friends with mommies, surf net
08/Elaiine (mummy) / DS1 (2007) DD1 (2009) / ??
09/Dinah (mummy) / DD1 / exercise, reading, travel, photo album, experimenting cook recipe.
10/Carebear(mummy) / DS1 (1997) / DD1 (1999) / ??
11/2ppaamm(mummy) / DS1(1994)/DD1(1996)/DD2(1997)/DS2(2000)/DS3(2003)/baking, sewing, gym, collect recipes, travelling, musical instruments, sleeping (most important)

[2ppaamm]

Dinah:

That's fantastic PT work! Any tips on where to find a decently paid PT job for existing FTWM with degree qualifications and work experience? Those in the mkt are stuff like S$7 per hr type of job.

Don't know leh. But $7 sounds too little for a degree holder. Have you tried giving tuition instead? Probably can get more.

[mathsparks]

and relief teaching earns $120, I think, for grads.

[2ppaamm]

mathsparks:

and relief teaching earns $120, I think, for grads.

O, and relief teaching is an esteemed vocation. How about teaching in the kids' school?

[cmm]

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Study finds part-time mums have healthier kids
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