2012 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

[GLORYmum]

[quote=\"firefly38\"]


I remember I couldn't sleep the night before PSLE release day.. Though DS had CO, the anxiety i experienced was no less than any other PSLE parents.. DS felt the same way too.. The only person who felt totally relaxed was DH.. He did not even take leave to accompany DS to collect his PSLE results.. Haha!




dear firefly38,

i feel exactly the same now altho' dd secured a CO but i can't help feeling really anxious and impatient. my tummy crunching with butterflies everywhere.

experiencing the same during DSA and now the results, will our heart become stronger or weaker????

i hope i can sleep tonight.

[buds]

I'm re-posting my thoughts here in the official thread of the year until results announcement tomorrow..


\"To all my fellow friends and buddies in KiasuParents PSLE 2012, you've provided the next batch with sooo much knowledge and sharing of experiences.. unselfishly rooting for one another.. coming together as one..

We have all gained so much this year. With all the collated information, you have all paved the way for PSLE 2013 to take flight. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

May your unconditional love.. unnerving spirit.. untiring efforts and all that blood, sweat, tears and naggings come to bear the sweetest of fruits tomorrow as all is unveiled. Here's wishing all your DCs results commensurate with all the efforts put into this hurdle...... until they start off a new race on a clean slate in secondary school.

Buds here wishing all the best for tomorrow.. all my heartfelt emotions of our friendship and prayers go out to all of you.

PS. Just bring tissue. Be it for sweat or tears. Remember to affirm and tell your children you love them, no matter what. :snuggles:\"

[janet88]

Hi buds and all the other ladies,

We have gone through a tough period this year with our kids.
It has not been an easy path…last time I sat for PSLE was 28 years ago. But it is so much tougher now. I am grateful for the fact that my son didn’t collapse from the stress.

I was just telling hubby tomorrow will be a day we will celebrate his hard work. My son has been braver and tougher than i had expected.
It will be an emotional day tomorrow…a day to reaffirm our love for the kids…as other parents mentioned earlier…unconditional love.

[hoylj]

The night is indeed long. Counted sheep, leaves. Now rice.

[buds]

Counting rice! :yikes:

[janet88]

hoylj:

The night is indeed long. Counted sheep, leaves. Now rice.

Why don't you count the stars in the sky? Count rice?

[buds]

Ok hoylj offline oredi..


Phew.. guess the rice trick worked! :yikes:

Sweet dreams, hoylj... :snooze:

[julialai]

hoylj:

The night is indeed long. Counted sheep, leaves. Now rice.

:yikes: :rotflmao: L-O-N-G night ahead indeed, 'rice' is an uncountable noun!!! :shock:

[xfx]

hoylj:

The night is indeed long. Counted sheep, leaves. Now rice.

Counting rice??!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[bleeze]

Dear Parents,


No matter the results, encourage your child to look ahead. Take the time to tell your child that he or she is well-loved and life is so much more than this. Be contented with what your child can do at this point in time.

All the best at 12 noon…