Me Time!

[Nebbermind]

janet88:

finally our army man here agrees. the person who organised the hike should have went yesterday.
3 paracetamol tablets within 12 hours is simply too much. it's not like training the girls before enrolling for NS.

Then maybe she should get outdoor more often!!

:siam:

[janet88]

Nebbermind:

janet88:

finally our army man here agrees. the person who organised the hike should have went yesterday.
3 paracetamol tablets within 12 hours is simply too much. it's not like training the girls before enrolling for NS.

Then maybe she should get outdoor more often!!

:siam:

she does. hubby brings her to parks and cycle to marina barrage or sentosa.

[Yngmng]

janet88:

the weather is so ridiculously hot and humid...yet the person who planned the hike still went ahead yesterday :rant: bird brain :mad:

daughter took 2 paracetamol within 6 hours during the hike and came home to take another one after dinner. i kept her at home today as she is unwell.

Ya, weather is really hot and humid. School will be bringing my 5 year old to butterfly park. Not sure if it's appropriate. :?

[Nebbermind]

butterfly park not aircon-ed?

[FishFingers]

janet88:

Nebbermind:

[quote=\"janet88\"]

finally our army man here agrees. the person who organised the hike should have went yesterday.
3 paracetamol tablets within 12 hours is simply too much. it's not like training the girls before enrolling for NS.

Then maybe she should get outdoor more often!!

:siam:

she does. hubby brings her to parks and cycle to marina barrage or sentosa.[/quote]Going outdoors is a fun thing but unfortunately the weather in SG is not what it used to be when we were growing up in the 90s.

So whenever the weather is good,I always tell my girls to jump into the car cos we are going for a picnic at their favourite place which is ECP.

Mommy cannot cycle though haha...

I want to bring them next to explore Pulau Ubin as my friend is the village headman there and the seafood there is fresh and yummy.

It will be fun for them.

[Yngmng]

Nebbermind:

butterfly park not aircon-ed?

If aircon, should not be an issue. Will find out more about the activities from the teacher.

[janet88]

back in the 80s/90s, maximum temperature is 31-32 degrees C…rainy season would be 29 degrees.

now, it’s 33 degrees during the day and i think touching 34. nights are 27-28 degrees. it’s still so hot in july now.

[FishFingers]

janet88:

back in the 80s/90s, maximum temperature is 31-32 degrees C...rainy season would be 29 degrees.

now, it's 33 degrees during the day and i think touching 34. nights are 27-28 degrees. it's still so hot in july now.

We never had to hit 34 last time...At most 32.You could see a lot of people at ECP on weekends then.

But now,there are more people in the shopping malls instead.

[janet88]

FishFingers:

We never had to hit 34 last time...At most 32.You could see a lot of people at ECP on weekends then.

But now,there are more people in the shopping malls instead.

didn't even hit 33 then. 32 considered hot.
29 means rainy day.

shopping malls now hardly have places to sit. maybe management is afraid people just walk in to enjoy air con and hog the benches? walking around aimlessly is torturous. which is why the flat must not have afternoon sun.

[Jennifer]

I have not concerned myself with the children’s school excursions for donkey years.


Are outdoors hiking always in the open without tree shades?

Are children not allowed to wear hats, apply sunblock lotion, drink water during the hike, or are continuously exposed to the hot sun?

I should be worried if my boys are not used to hot weather since they will be enlisted for NS.

Getting sick after a few hours outdoors could be due to the body does not know to adjust to high temperature.

Always staying in cool rooms should be discouraged.