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    • L Offline
      LOLMum
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      walk the bukit timah hill once a week. sometimes to botanic garden (there is this free for all exercises conducted by an elderly gentleman starts about 745 till 830) near to entrance. cant miss it, the group is huge.



      but after all these exercises, we will go for makan 😓 .

      used to do qi gong at cc but stop once course over cos' of parking nightmare.

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        Udon
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        sleepy:
        Any SAHMs who exercise regularly?

        Where do you go for your exercise? ladies gym? dance classes?

        I've put on many kilos over the last one year due to slower metabolism rate. Now even heavier than when I was several months pregnant. Guess my good luck ran out after all, used to be couch potato & still slim slim. Now drink water also grow fat!

        Seriously need to kickstart my exercise routine :nailbite:

        Go brisk walking alternate day....it helps...:))
        Must make yourself looks good....

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          Udon
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          Www:
          Didn't know got such club. 🆒


          What are the stay at home/part time job suitable for SAHM? Need to pick up my boy on time from cc.

          Being SAHM is good, but husband expects me to do tasks he don't wish to do. If don't do, he says I am useless.

          It quite upset when we \"housewife\" doing so much thing at home and the husband not appreciate..:(( (my husband also use this word \"useless\" on me) :((

          I wish to find a part time job soon....

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            pinky
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            BeContented:
            pinky:

            [quote=\"Www\"]As I am SAHM, husband expect me to do tasks he don't want to do sometime, if not he says I am useless.


            I think I am unappreciated at times.

            agree with you. As SAHM, I often hear remarks like:
            a. wah, you so good life, no boss to boss you around :roll:
            b. you're a tai tai mah, everyday shop and go high tea :skeptical:
            c. you so free, can run errands for anybody (esp family and in laws) :stompfeet:
            d. seriously, do you know what is happening around the world now? :frustrated: do you keep yourself updated? :roll:
            e. we are not contributing to the economy :nunchuk: :spank:

            care to add more 'remarks' ?

            f. Wah, you eat until fat fat, must be enjoying yourself everyday. Good life hor (SAHM cannot be fat is it?!?! :stompfeet: )[/quote]rebutt them: yah what, I good life mah and husband more than happy
            to feed me until pui pui because he can afford to pamper me :evil:

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              pinky
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              buds:
              To the husband who even dare use the word \"useless\"...

              He's fortunate to still be alive to tell it. :mad:
              you go girl :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:
              hell has no fury than a SAHM being labelled 'useless' 'underutilised'..

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                pinky
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                limlim:
                deminc:

                Oppsgal,

                I know of one SAHM who will start cleaning the house vigorously when the husband is about to come home so he sees her hard at work...

                My SO step into the house only can tell whether I got do housework.. the feel on the floor, the dishes in the sink.. the cloths on the hanger..

                No need to see me doing or not.... :oops:

                true and I demand a bonus $$ every December for all my hard house-work

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                  Www
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                  Udon:
                  Www:

                  Didn't know got such club. 🆒


                  What are the stay at home/part time job suitable for SAHM? Need to pick up my boy on time from cc.

                  Being SAHM is good, but husband expects me to do tasks he don't wish to do. If don't do, he says I am useless.


                  It quite upset when we \"housewife\" doing so much thing at home and the husband not appreciate..:(( (my husband also use this word \"useless\" on me) :((

                  I wish to find a part time job soon....

                  :sad:

                  The only time I feel appreciated is when my boy is sick and I have to take care of my boy without placing in Cc. This is when my husband think is a good thing I am a SAHM so he no need take leave care for my boy.

                  I am also looking for part time or home based job. Is frustrating, as not many job choice in market for SAHM to do work as.

                  For exercise, my daily traveling out to supermarket and back is enough for me. Carrying bags of groceries is heavy enough.

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                    sleepy
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                    Hubby won't use the word 'useless' on me。 吃了豹子胆?


                    But I've a strong suspicion that he is half thinking it... kay, I'm really not a very domestic person & I absolutely hate doing house chores! It's just unfortunate house chores is part of the job description of SAHM.

                    When kids were much younger, it was much more fun. I could cuddle and super glue to them every day and hubby could tell I'm nurturing them lots. I have a good excuse so he didn't mind my half hearted effort in doing house chores.

                    Now there's mundance stuff like sending & fetching, nagging them on homework. It's not very fun. And instead of super gluing to kids, I super glue to my laptop now. Still not stepping up on the house chores. My bad :skeptical:

                    I was just testing water the other day when I casually mentioned perhaps I should return to work next year. He was so quick to reply he is supportive :mad: Wrong answer!

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                      jedamum
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                      Sleepy,

                      my hubby will have the same reaction as yours if I said to go back to work.
                      I did part time before I quit. Best of both worlds but very tedious cos I dislike not being able to commit 100% to my responsibilities. I don’t want to be a lousy mom nor a lousy employee. When I was ftwp, sometimes, my kid sick coincides with important meetings. To me, attending meetings r more impt cos the sick child can have the comfort from his granny while my boss relied n paid me to prepare for that impt meeting. But my husband n in laws don’t think the same. Cos i am the mum, I am expected to drop my work responsibilities at a phone call from them to rush home. N I hate that. At that time I was second fiddle to almost everything - husband’s work more impt than mine, at home granny aka kid’s caregiver’s opinion more impt than mine. Sian. Now being a sahm, I am biggest at my home. Most kids n home matters under my purview.
                      Cos I did not initially opt to be a sahm by choice, I had told dh that he cannot expectme to go back to work now at a drop of a hat. It has to be my choice.

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                        ectanz
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                        Www:
                        buds:

                        To the husband who even dare use the word \"useless\"...

                        He's fortunate to still be alive to tell it. :mad:

                        Starting to feel \"useless\". So what will you do if says this word?

                        The only time got appreciated by husband is when boy falls sick and need me to be available to pick from cc and keep at home (MC) for a few days on and off. :sad:

                        My hb not even dare to say this kind of hurtful words as he had experience of being 3hrs SAHD=stay at home dad when I need to go out for marketing. After the experience, he :salute: me that I can tahan the kids and endless chores without any helper.

                        I hv been SAHM for a yr and very sure that none of the jobs out there are tougher than SAHM. We do not get any rest unless after bb goes to bed or older ones go to school. We are stressed in terms of physically (endless chores) and mentally (coaching the kid's school works). No extra $$for working OT and bonuses at end of the yr. The only \"bonuses\" we will hv is the stronger bonding with our kids. :rahrah: all SAHMs

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