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[mummy_of_3]

jedamum:

mummy_of_3:

That is why despite objections from my in-laws, who felt that as a graduate, I should not waste my education, I still felt strongly about replacing my income inorder to have the option to stay home. 1 year has passed but I wake up very morning, thankful that I made this choice

these days, it is pretty common to find sahm who are graduates. guess what? after a uphill task of juggling school, work and family, i graduated in sep 2006 (after doing my part time degree along with my part time work whilst I am preggy with No. 2) and became a sahm in oct 2006. :roll:

do you plan to go back to work again?

[jedamum]

mummy_of_3:

jedamum:

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That is why despite objections from my in-laws, who felt that as a graduate, I should not waste my education, I still felt strongly about replacing my income inorder to have the option to stay home. 1 year has passed but I wake up very morning, thankful that I made this choice

these days, it is pretty common to find sahm who are graduates. guess what? after a uphill task of juggling school, work and family, i graduated in sep 2006 (after doing my part time degree along with my part time work whilst I am preggy with No. 2) and became a sahm in oct 2006. :roll:

do you plan to go back to work again?[/quote]had plan to, but am not ready yet...think i'm already addicted to being a sahm. can't imagine being away from my kids. but then again, am quite concerned about my retirement nest egg. :? how about you?

[mummy_of_3]

jedamum:

mummy_of_3:

[quote=\"jedamum\"]
these days, it is pretty common to find sahm who are graduates. guess what? after a uphill task of juggling school, work and family, i graduated in sep 2006 (after doing my part time degree along with my part time work whilst I am preggy with No. 2) and became a sahm in oct 2006. :roll:

do you plan to go back to work again?

had plan to, but am not ready yet...think i'm already addicted to being a sahm. can't imagine being away from my kids. but then again, am quite concerned about my retirement nest egg. :? how about you?[/quote]I often joke with people that I am now unemployable :lol: honestly, the human mind is very amazing.

\"What our minds can conceive and believe, it can achieve.\" - Napoleon Hill

I find that the above is really true, especially when we want something badly enough. So ever since I wanted to became a full time mum, I already started thinking about how to become one permanently, as in, how to replace my full time income so as to avoid financial strain in future.

[jedamum]

mummy_of_3:

I often joke with people that I am now unemployable :lol: honestly, the human mind is very amazing.

\"What our minds can conceive and believe, it can achieve.\" - Napoleon Hill

I find that the above is really true, especially when we want something badly enough. So ever since I wanted to became a full time mum, I already started thinking about how to become one permanently, as in, how to replace my full time income so as to avoid financial strain in future.

i am just glad that my ex-boss is still opening his doors for me to return in the future whether on part-time or full-time basis. will need to settle my ds1's transition into primary sch as well as wait til ds2 to be older before i think about it.

[ChiefKiasu]

jedamum:

i am just glad that my ex-boss is still opening his doors for me to return in the future whether on part-time or full-time basis. will need to settle my ds1's transition into primary sch as well as wait til ds2 to be older before i think about it.

That's a very nice boss! Hard to find such long-term bosses in this Internet age.