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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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      Happy Mama
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      Mum1113:
      Happy Mama:


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

      Good :idea: ....selling ice-cream at the peak .....kekeke... πŸ˜‰

      More motivation to climb all the way up right? πŸ˜‰

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        JRLam:
        Hi parents, need your advice -


        We are thinking of getting mobile phone for my P5 son - haha, I know, this is like very 老叀董 right? I know lots of kids have handphones since P1, iphone somemore!
        No lah....yours not alone πŸ™‚ . Mine also don't have :).... when will he get one ? His parents both agreed to depend on his 1st National results loh... πŸ˜‰ .....it will come in the form of reward :love:

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          Mum1113
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          IJJ:
          Mum1113:

          ds2 grinned at this mummy when back home :\" mum, do you know I submitted the Malacaa Immersion trip form behind your back.......hehe....I got it you know..\"

          Haiyoh..this 😎 boy is the typical chap type and there he goes, happy about it πŸ™‚
          Anyone got it here 2 .. ?
          sista Funx3...remember u mentioned your gal went joined before....any sharing in particular.. ? πŸ˜‰

          Yeah! :celebrate: I can literally sense your joy!!!

          :thankyou: IJJ....not mine though cos this is going to be first trip ds2 away from mummy's arms and not sure if I will 'she-de' to let go on his own.... πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

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            Mum1113
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            Funx3:

            Just Let them Enjoy themselves -lor!
            And .... Don't b Goondu Like Me ....
            Really Follow T instruction and give my Gal S$20 only ....
            Poor Gal Look On in Envy as Not Enough to Buy this and That while visiting Shops ....
            And Make Sure Get Him Good Walking Shoes ....
            In this Heat, Their Feet Also Expand -le!


            :celebrate: :celebrate:
            Thanks sista Funx3....got reason to go shopping liao....but not now...after SA1 :lol: πŸ˜‰

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              Mum1113
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              markfch:
              lizhi:


              Every day after I come home from work at around 7pm, I would jog down the street and jog back with my dd. After that, then I take a shower and eat my dinner at 7.30pm. I think it is an easy way to exercise.

              Wat? From 7-7:30pm can jog, shower and eat dinner.

              Wat Wat from me too :? :?
              U r amazing lizhi :celebrate: :celebrate:

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                Mum1113
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                Happy Mama:
                Mum1113:

                [quote=\"Happy Mama\"]
                Ehh, by the way, how did you manage to sip ice cream at BT Hill?

                Good :idea: ....selling ice-cream at the peak .....kekeke... πŸ˜‰

                More motivation to climb all the way up right? πŸ˜‰[/quote] :hi5: πŸ˜› πŸ˜‰

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                  Mum1113
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                  Funx3:

                  Bro U Go there -meh?
                  Never Happen to Bump into U -huh?
                  πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰
                  errr...u mean \"Bump\" into the round round thingy 😐 😐 πŸ˜› πŸ˜‰

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                    janet88
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                    When I first started walking son to school, I just slipped on the Crocs…but realized there is no support for my feet, esp if I brisk walk back. So I got a pair of walking shoes and my ankles do not ache when I walk fast…don’t think there are 1000 steps to and fro.

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                      Jennifer
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                      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.

                      As at now, my elder boy has nothing private in his smses, so he is okay with me reading them once a while. He also does not know how he will react if one day there is a pte sms and I read it, whether he will be upset/angry, he cant tell me now. Let's hope when that private sms comes, he will step forward to share it with me :xedfingers:

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                        Jennifer
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                        Happy Mama:
                        IJJ:

                        [quote=\"Happy Mama\"]
                        :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. πŸ˜‰

                        :lol: :lol: Melt under the sun yah?

                        Ehh, by the way, how did you manage to sip ice cream at BT Hill?[/quote]The last time I heard there are monkeys ard the hill and even at the foot of the hill before that steep slope. These monkeys dare to snatch food from visitors.

                        I wonder how you managed to eat ice cream there.

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