Club PTWP
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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) -
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. -
and relief teaching earns $120, I think, for grads.
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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? -
Check out this article!
Study finds part-time mums have healthier kids
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/health/view/1041235/1/.html -
cmm:
Wow! Interesting. Tks for this!Check out this article!
Study finds part-time mums have healthier kids
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/health/view/1041235/1/.html
Personally, I need to switch off from the son for some part of the day so that when I see him a few hours later, I'm refreshed enough to take on more, uh, intensities from him.
I'm really lucky to have this option. :celebrate: -
Blobbi:
Haha... me too, Blobbi. As much as I love and enjoy my kids, I need my own space too.
Personally, I need to switch off from the son for some part of the day so that when I see him a few hours later, I'm refreshed enough to take on more, uh, intensities from him.
I'm really lucky to have this option. :celebrate:
What I like about PT work is that I can strike a balance (sort of) between flexi work schedule and family life. :lol: -
schweppes:
And also to keep sane. I cannot imagine running round the house the whole day, driving them here and there, listening to their bickering whole day. The work is a great break! Keeps some sanity and keeps that contact with the 'real' world. Makes us less 'frog-in-the-well' too.Haha... me too, Blobbi. As much as I love and enjoy my kids, I need my own space too.
What I like about PT work is that I can strike a balance (sort of) between flexi work schedule and family life. :lol: -
yupp... and best of all, earn my own keep for retail therapy!! :lol:
that's what keeps me sane!! -
schweppes:
Heh heh... mine's the mani and pedi.yupp... and best of all, earn my own keep for retail therapy!! :lol:
that's what keeps me sane!!
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