All About Full-Time Maids

[peapot]

Busymom, the German emplover told me the maid has a boyfriend who is earning quite a decent salary. So the maid’s clubbing is paid by the boyfriend.

[LOLMum]

hehe, boyfriend might just be a front. maybe paid by sir. :rotflmao:

[peapot]

Haha…ya some maid’s don’t mind. But I think my German is interested in the maid lah. I ever see a maid sharing the same plate of food with the sir in the morning marketplace.

[peapot]

Oops… I mean he is not interested in her.

[tigger88]

Wow, maid sharing food with sir? Peapot, are you sure that one is maid? Maybe is wife leh?

[verykiasu2010]

tigger88:

Wow, maid sharing food with sir? Peapot, are you sure that one is maid? Maybe is wife leh?

huh ? maid become wife ? and wife becomes maid ? :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[peapot]

She got typical maid look. The very Chinese looking son also sitting next to them. Maybe sir divorce the wife and marry the maid?

[tigger88]

verykiasu2010:

tigger88:

Wow, maid sharing food with sir? Peapot, are you sure that one is maid? Maybe is wife leh?

huh ? maid become wife ? and wife becomes maid ? :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

sad for the wife then... :yikes:

[tigger88]

peapot:

She got typical maid look. The very Chinese looking son also sitting next to them. Maybe sir divorce the wife and marry the maid?

:whut:

[Busymom]

peapot:

She got typical maid look. The very Chinese looking son also sitting next to them. Maybe sir divorce the wife and marry the maid?

You mean this sir is your German friend? :?

Just KPO..

Anyway, better not judge a book by its cover... Once I was on a non-stop business class seat to LA on SQ. Just sitting infront of me was a group of Indians. Young children ranging from maybe teens to say 5 years old. Another row infront of them as well as at the side (i.e. the window seats) were some adults including one Chinese lady. I initially thought that the Chinese lady must be their mother, and another Indian lady (although dressed quite appropriately, but her look and her hair...) must be a helper, cos' the Chinese lady was teaching the Indian lady how to use certain seat functions, etc. Also, the Indian lady had a lot of barang barang for the kids. I thought to myself, wow... this is one lucky maid to be on a non-stop business class all the way to LA. Only mid-way through the journey, I came to the conclusion that the Chinese lady is definitely not the mother... and most probably the Indian lady is the mother, but definitely not the helper...