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    • jedamumJ Offline
      jedamum
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      i dun like cooking.

      after cooking lunch, have to face a sinkful of dishes.
      then 1-2hrs later, have to prepare dinner then face a sinkful of dishes used for preparing dinner.
      then 1-2hrs later, have to eat dinner then face a sinkful of dishes.
      :imdrowning:

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        ectanz
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        For my case, no choice but hv to cook dinner for my hb n dd1. Although my culinary skills r not as gd as my mum n MIL but edible. 😂


        My hb n dd1 prefer home cooked food. Even though it is quite a hassle to think wat to cook n facing pile of dirty dishes daily but at least it is healthier n more nutritious compared to outside foods. Moreover, both my hb n dd1 r qite fussy abt food.

        However I am in better situation now as SAHM than Previously FTWM. I hv more time to prepare food. Previously, I needed to rush back hm fr wk to cook after fetching my dd1 n 2. 😓

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          LOLMum
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          smartmummy:


          Whenever I seek my DH help.He said hire a maid then u can study and go gym.I don't want maid in my life.If I go to work also I don't want maid.I had a bad experience with maid.I am happy with my work if my DH give a hand.If he free also he just lazy to do chores.

          likewise, dh has been asking me to get a maid. but kids and i are against it cos it feels so good not to have an outsider at home.

          but cooking is a major problem................ :sad:

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            Angelight
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            Consider tingkat delivery, eat out, buy back, eat at in-laws or parents' places. Just a few suggestions. 🙂

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              LOLMum
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              tried tingkat - none of us like it.


              no parents or pils’ to go to but dine once a week at sis’s place. the rest of the time will have to depend on myself.

              so dont like also got to cook, cant cook well also got to cook. just have to spend a bit more time in kitchen thats all.

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                smartmummy
                last edited by

                jedamum:
                i dun like cooking.

                after cooking lunch, have to face a sinkful of dishes.
                then 1-2hrs later, have to prepare dinner then face a sinkful of dishes used for preparing dinner.
                then 1-2hrs later, have to eat dinner then face a sinkful of dishes.
                :imdrowning:
                cooking is not a problem, If we cook three times a day then need to wash whole day.

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                  smartmummy
                  last edited by

                  Angelight:
                  Consider tingkat delivery, eat out, buy back, eat at in-laws or parents' places. Just a few suggestions. 🙂

                  😆 we often buy from shops.Now shop food also we hate,better to cook and eat healthy and happy.

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                    sleepy
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                    LOLMum:

                    dont like also got to cook, cant cook well also got to cook.
                    Me too. Dislike cooking but can't :siam: because it's part of job description

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                      ectanz
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                      smartmummy:
                      jedamum:

                      i dun like cooking.

                      after cooking lunch, have to face a sinkful of dishes.
                      then 1-2hrs later, have to prepare dinner then face a sinkful of dishes used for preparing dinner.
                      then 1-2hrs later, have to eat dinner then face a sinkful of dishes.
                      :imdrowning:

                      cooking is not a problem, If we cook three times a day then need to wash whole day.

                      Yes agreed. This is why I don't cook deep-frying stuff. Either steam, pan-fry or using conventional oven. If we wanted to eat deep-frying stuff, normally we will buy from outside. As such, it won't really mess up my kitchen n i won't hv hard time to clean it.

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                        LOLMum
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                        smartmummy:
                        cooking is not a problem, If we cook three times a day then need to wash whole day.


                        good for you that cooking is not a problem, dear. maybe you should look at getting a dishwasher. and remember to apply lots and lots of cream on hands. :snuggles:

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