2011 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

[Tinkerbelle]

firefly38:

Ya, I know the names of all the 13 members of SJ, and who have left the group, and why they have left (very drama!)...


DS2 can perform the whole dance sequence of 'Sorry Sorry', but I can only do the 'rubbing hands' parts and croon 'sorry, sorry.. sorry, sorry.. nekka, nekka.. nekka, nekka..' :rotflmao:

But i missed their mini concert in Spore last year, as we were in Taiwan then.. :sad: :oops:

Wow firefly, very impressive ... You can even remember the names of all 13 members of Super Junior. :salute: :salute: :salute:

[verykiasu2010]

Tinkerbelle:

firefly38:

Ya, I know the names of all the 13 members of SJ, and who have left the group, and why they have left (very drama!)...


DS2 can perform the whole dance sequence of 'Sorry Sorry', but I can only do the 'rubbing hands' parts and croon 'sorry, sorry.. sorry, sorry.. nekka, nekka.. nekka, nekka..' :rotflmao:

But i missed their mini concert in Spore last year, as we were in Taiwan then.. :sad: :oops:

Wow firefly, very impressive ... You can even remember the names of all 13 members of Super Junior. :salute: :salute: :salute:

confirmed A* for the SJ exam :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[Tinkerbelle]

Ms tay:

MummySTay:

[quote=\"vlim\"]oops...I think something is not so right with me...like no 'feeling' liao after the long wait for the big day....but my ds is getting more and more anxious and excited.. :scared:

Vlim sure is one cool cucumber!

太子不急太監急!!!on the contrary my ds is as cool as cucumber but I am :nailbite:!!! and my heart is pounding hard and fast !!![/quote] :hi5: Ms Tay.......DD is also cool about the whole thing. It's Mummy who's having panic attack. :nailbite:

[Pen88n]

firefly38:

Brenda10:

Hi Leanne

Infact, the more scary thing before the PSLE releasing is that I went for a Colonoscopy today.

I'm so glad that the result was normal and I will report for the new job early December. :rahrah:

Hi Brenda,

Was the colonoscopy part of the routine checkup required by the new company you are joining, or you took the test coz you were feeling unwell? Anyway, most important thing is that, the test results was good, and that you are healthy & fine... Cheers!!! :celebrate:

Was it difficult for you to get a job, after being a SAHM for 3 years? I also plan to work again, when DS1 goes to secondary school next year.. but DS2, who is more pkayful & less disciplined, may still need my presence at home (to nag & remind), so I may have to KIV my plan to return to the workforce, until DS2 is older and more matured to take care of himself.

I'm also thinking of going back to work after DS settle in Sec sch. It will be another 5 years before DD takes her PSLE, and hopefully, she'll be more independent and not need mum to nag and push so much. By then, I may not have the energy to nag and push either :rotflmao:

[verykiasu2010]

has anyone dreamed dreams on the PSLE results ?

[Tinkerbelle]

Brenda10:

Leanne:

First time I know how to feel scared....


[quote=\"MummySTay\"]3 more days...

Hi Leanne

Infact, the more scary thing before the PSLE releasing is that I went for a Colonoscopy today.

I'm so glad that the result was normal and I will report for the new job early December. :rahrah:[/quote]Hi Brenda,

Good to hear the colonoscopy was normal. :hugs:

Congrats on your new job. :celebrate:
Are you starting a new job after many yrs of being a SAHM?

[r2010]

verykiasu2010:

has anyone dreamed dreams on the PSLE results ?

Two more sleepless nights. :yikes: :snooze:

[Tinkerbelle]

Pen88n:

firefly38:

[quote=\"Brenda10\"]

Hi Leanne

Infact, the more scary thing before the PSLE releasing is that I went for a Colonoscopy today.

I'm so glad that the result was normal and I will report for the new job early December. :rahrah:

Hi Brenda,

Was the colonoscopy part of the routine checkup required by the new company you are joining, or you took the test coz you were feeling unwell? Anyway, most important thing is that, the test results was good, and that you are healthy & fine... Cheers!!! :celebrate:

Was it difficult for you to get a job, after being a SAHM for 3 years? I also plan to work again, when DS1 goes to secondary school next year.. but DS2, who is more pkayful & less disciplined, may still need my presence at home (to nag & remind), so I may have to KIV my plan to return to the workforce, until DS2 is older and more matured to take care of himself.

I'm also thinking of going back to work after DS settle in Sec sch. It will be another 5 years before DD takes her PSLE, and hopefully, she'll be more independent and not need mum to nag and push so much. By then, I may not have the energy to nag and push either :rotflmao:[/quote]Wow...looks like there are a few of us who would like to get back to the workforce eventually. I'm also patiently waiting for that day to come. 4 more yrs till DD2 goes to sec sch. But by then, dunno if anyone would still want to employ a SAHM of 9 yrs?? All rusty liao. :oops:

[Tinkerbelle]

verykiasu2010:

has anyone dreamed dreams on the PSLE results ?

Yes, yes....DH had a dream last night.
He couldn't see the 3 digit t-score. He only remembers seeing the shock look on my face :yikes:

Dunno what to make out of the dream??
Hopefully, it's not a bad omen....

[iFirefly]

verykiasu2010:

has anyone dreamed dreams on the PSLE results ?

YES.. Two times!! Once, during the nite (the day when Pen88n posted that PSLE results would be out on 25/11), and once, during my afternoon nap (yesterday, when it was formally announced that PSLE results would be released on 24/11).

I even dreamt that I saw DS' t-score, but I just couldn't remember it when I woke up :slapshead: ... But I vaguely remember the range, though!

Is it normal to dream about PSLE results? My DS says he has never dreamt of PSLE results, but he did dream about taking the PSLE exam, just before PSLE began!