Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

[markfch]

Funx3:

Bro U Go there -meh?
Never Happen to Bump into U -huh?

Aiyah, as though if you see me, you'll recognise me liddat :lol: .

Happy Mama:

IJJ:

I also go there occassionally with hubby and #1. If you spot one woman keeps slapping on mozzies...

:lol: :lol: Sitting under the hut and slapping mozzies? :lol: :lol:

Wah, looks like the hut will be getting very popular tomorrow. I better go early to 'chope' first.

[IJJ]

Happy Mama:

IJJ:

I also go there occassionally with hubby and #1. If you spot one woman keeps slapping on mozzies...

:lol: :lol: Sitting under the hut and slapping mozzies? :lol: :lol:

How do you know? :lol:

Actually I am worse, I jalan in the museum one round and then get a place or 'trunk', sit down to start reading a book, slapping mozzies, sipping ice-cream... while waiting for the daddy and daughter pair walk/jog one round. I am made of snow.

[IJJ]

markfch:

Funx3:

Bro U Go there -meh?
Never Happen to Bump into U -huh?

Aiyah, as though if you see me, you'll recognise me liddat :lol: .

Happy Mama:

[quote=\"IJJ\"] I also go there occassionally with hubby and #1. If you spot one woman keeps slapping on mozzies...

:lol: :lol: Sitting under the hut and slapping mozzies? :lol: :lol:

Wah, looks like the hut will be getting very popular tomorrow. I better go early to 'chope' first. [/quote]The hut at the quarry? It should hv sufficient seats for all our butts. Chope for all of us, can? :lol:

[lizhi]

Happy Mama:

IJJ:

I also go there occassionally with hubby and #1. If you spot one woman keeps slapping on mozzies...

:lol: :lol: Sitting under the hut and slapping mozzies? :lol: :lol:

slapping mozzies? better than me, i cannot do anything except sitting there catch my breaths. :lol: :lol:

[Happy Mama]

IJJ:

Happy Mama:

[quote=\"IJJ\"] I also go there occassionally with hubby and #1. If you spot one woman keeps slapping on mozzies...

:lol: :lol: Sitting under the hut and slapping mozzies? :lol: :lol:

How do you know? :lol:

Actually I am worse, I jalan in the museum one round and then get a place or 'trunk', sit down to start reading a book, slapping mozzies, sipping ice-cream... while waiting for the daddy and daughter pair walk/jog one round. I am made of snow. [/quote] :lol: :lol: Melt under the sun yah?

Ehh, by the way, how did you manage to sip ice cream at BT Hill?

[Happy Mama]

IJJ:

The hut at the quarry? It should hv sufficient seats for all our butts. Chope for all of us, can? :lol:

If not enough seats, just sit on the wooden floor lah... very relaxing. Better still, bring our yoga mats and start doing yoga... :love:

[JRLam]

Hi parents, need your advice -


We are thinking of getting mobile phone for my P5 son - haha, I know, this is like very 老古董 right? I know lots of kids have handphones since P1, iphone somemore!

Well, the intention is really to keep track of his whereabout, what time did the supplementary class ends, why he is not home yet by XX etc, especially with all the supplementary classes, NAFA, enrichment lessons, CCA etc. Quite often the teachers release them slightly later, resulting in him missing the late-afternoon school bus and has to take public transport, of which the timing is ever so irregular, plus missing the buses due to over-packed situation .. so we really have no idea what time should he be home, or his whereabout on certain days.

Anyway, our concern for getting him the phone is - while we can buy mobile plan to limit the call-time or # of sms, we can't control when they call / sms, or too much time spend playing iphone games, or surfing etc, whether at home (I am a FTWM) or in sch.

We also read that we shouldn't see their sms as that is construed as invasion to their privacy? Then how we know if they are doing something 'wrong' behind our back?

Any advice what is the best 'implementation/execution' plan to reap the best results with the least undesirable results :lol: ? Any 'Best Demonstrated Practice' to share here? Also what's the best or most suitable mobile plan available in the market?

Thanks alot in advance!

[markfch]

Trapwithin:

Can charge many times .... a few long weekends coming up.

But 9-May is not holiday for me, just off-in-lieu.

Actually thinking about the steep slope at the start of BT hill, I'm starting to feel tired oredi. :oops:

[markfch]

JRLam:

We also read that we shouldn't see their sms as that is construed as invasion to their privacy? Then how we know if they are doing something 'wrong' behind our back?

This will always be a touchy topic. I remembered a few years back, I was quite upset with my friend who mentioned that he sees no wrong in reading his 17 yr old son's sms/email/diary regularly to check what he's up to. My friend's logic is that since he's the meal ticket for his ds, he has the right to do this.

But I thought that we should have moved with the times and these sort of behaviour should no longer be practised. Let's just put it this way, the moment you reveal your action to your ds by questioning his 'wrong' behaviour, or he catches you reading his sms, your smart ds will probably start deleting sensitive sms as soon as he sends them. Eventually the only thing that is achieved will be that the trust between parent and child is damaged.

But that's just the L-F side of me talking. It may work differently for different household.

[janet88]

My son has basic handphone…convenient for us to reach him after suppl lessons. SMS wise, I don’t intrude, but will ask him why his friend message him. Outgoing is 100 min. He is not supposed to yak on the phone.