Me Time!
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MyPillow\" post_id=\"1950386\" time=\"1574932008\" user_id=\"70594:
Ours one real paiseh..wear many years one..now dd2 is wearing her jie jie's..she will only get new jacket earliest next winter I guess
yeah gai gai :rahrah: cold cold can wear cool looking winter wear mah\\i like lei - but buy already only wearMrsKiasu\" post_id=\"1950320\" time=\"1574923265\" user_id=\"43981:
Fingers numbed liao..very cold here. Bring kids out gai gai..
for 10 days, :moneyflies:
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lee_yl\" post_id=\"1950378\" time=\"1574931221\" user_id=\"17023:
This bto application has very important meaning lei.. applied without telling also means not much discussion on dowry hor
The friend’s (undergrad) daughter did not seek parental permission before applying BTO. I mean if I were the parent, and I said no, would my (abv 21yo) daughter still listen to me then?
If I said no, that means I won’t give them a single cent to help with their downpayment, then where the young couple find the $$? From the boy’s parents??? Lol.
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Better allow the kids to start dating maybe JC? It is fairly true after come out to work, hard to find partner…
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MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"1950385\" time=\"1574931940\" user_id=\"43981:
We met a couple like that too..seems only the flat is holding them on..deferred the finalisation of ownership at least one time we heard. Both already living like ..emm..even not good friends also more cordial than them. Quite sad lor.[/quote]Sad way to live. Hv house but no home. Emptiness in heart is the hardest. Hope they can let go of past & move on with life.
Unker sian at work so come in to kpo mah!Nebbermind\" post_id=\"1950336\" time=\"1574925589\" user_id=\"15571:
[quote=lee_yl post_id=1950331 time=1574924738 user_id=17023]Hello, don’t ask so much lah...
I have seen a few young couples broke up before their BTO arrives -
Estéema\" post_id=\"1950408\" time=\"1574936623\" user_id=\"66413:
Sad way to live. Hv house but no home. Emptiness in heart is the hardest. Hope they can let go of past & move on with life.[/quote]I didn't check their latest status.. .see them remind myself when we are older and have our dil/sil, must try give them the freedom and we try not to give too many 'suggestions'..it is their life ultimately..
We met a couple like that too..seems only the flat is holding them on..deferred the finalisation of ownership at least one time we heard. Both already living like ..emm..even not good friends also more cordial than them. Quite sad lor.MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"1950385\" time=\"1574931940\" user_id=\"43981:
[quote=Nebbermind post_id=1950336 time=1574925589 user_id=15571]
Unker sian at work so come in to kpo mah! -
@ MKS Agree we shld not meddle how they shld live or establish their family. Just stay away & best live our own retirement & go over only when invited or asked us for help. Then asks specifically how they like to be helped. Not easy when in action.
Neice married to Aussie doc & both work at the hospital so SIL share grandparenting roles with husband’s parents. Wonder how the other side actually feels coz they’ll hv Aussie grandparenting style whilst SIL will be Asian/Chinese style. In our recent visit, SIL brot loads of Chinese Herbs for her to tonify till she delivers her 2nd boy. I know she hv straight instructions for SIL tt she only allows her 1st child play with physical toys & not watch TV & SIL had to control herself fr YouTube or TV Programmes. They try to respect & accommodate daughter’s style of parenting & think its good they rotate with other in-laws when they travel back to SG to visit nephew, so conflicts reduced. So, I must rmbr to find our own life & activities & go on vacation or journey away fr home do don’t be too prying or sticky to our grown up kids’ lives. -
Estéema\" post_id=\"1950464\" time=\"1574955602\" user_id=\"66413:
But hor, need great 'kungfu' to not not meddle..now teaching to us like nagging to them..you are right , we got to find own life, good for us and good for them..
@ MKS Agree we shld not meddle how they shld live or establish their family. Just stay away & best live our own retirement & go over only when invited or asked us for help. Then asks specifically how they like to be helped. Not easy when in action.
Neice married to Aussie doc & both work at the hospital so SIL share grandparenting roles with husband’s parents. Wonder how the other side actually feels coz they’ll hv Aussie grandparenting style whilst SIL will be Asian/Chinese style. In our recent visit, SIL brot loads of Chinese Herbs for her to tonify till she delivers her 2nd boy. I know she hv straight instructions for SIL tt she only allows her 1st child play with physical toys & not watch TV & SIL had to control herself fr YouTube or TV Programmes. They try to respect & accommodate daughter’s style of parenting & think its good they rotate with other in-laws when they travel back to SG to visit nephew, so conflicts reduced. So, I must rmbr to find our own life & activities & go on vacation or journey away fr home do don’t be too prying or sticky to our grown up kids’ lives. -
lc, I saw the Suzuka on this Qxx black fri offer and suddenly it hits me that you asked about it on hair right…ok it has roller brushes to sweep so I guess the some hair will entangle around it but I dont think it will cause it to stop working just that you need to clear it after a while…using it at another place that has mainly dust and it works ok…on hair, based on shorter period trials, looks fine too.
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Mums tend to meddle not bec we are more KPOs but we care and love more easily.
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jedamum, your dc also 4 yrs apart arh..at one stage should be very cute right as you could see one big and one small ..I sometimes fascinated forgetting that the elder one is still a kid lor.. I see and think..why can play till like that arh
I notice school holidays are the time for kids to strengthen their relationship. During school terms,
usually will be busy and younger one will go and look for friends to play with.. and this morning, dh says try not to let dd1 take public transport on own else she thinks want to go out she will go out on her own lor..and last night reminded me to spend more time with kids else in a while more she will not need us as much... see, one hand we hope they be independent but on another, we feel reluctant to let go..
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