Mummy Jennifer's Hatch

[Jennifer]

TheAnswer:

Harlequin:

Hubby hardly got chance to sit next to me... in my cars.


Else where he gets the chance... eg, bathtub :rotflmao:

(Don't mind my \"openness\", I am just in a cheeky mood tonight.)

Same here.

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[Imami]

Jennifer:

Imami:

Wah, great photos!


I like the 荷花 pond very much. Should be quite nice to see the actual thing. And the fish and chips too- yum!

荷花 pond, yes very pretty. Many in full bloom.

I was too tired to admire Punggol Point Park properly, esp with the younger boy starting to fuss about the long walk and bicycle and his hunger :imdrowning:

Hubby did not like the fish - tasteless. I like the batter and the chips. We ordered 2 servings of fish and chips, did not even one serving of chips among the 4 of us, though I would every much like to do so. Have to consider the 4km walk and the fats burnt off not to be put back again with these chips

Jennifer, I thought what i am going to say isn't very related to punggol point park, so I I put my response here.

I can understand what you mean when you say you are too tired to admire the place. Many a times, our hands are so full/tied that we just go through the motion or trying to keep everything together.

Sometimes I really wonder how many parents actually, hand to heart, enjoy parenthood ALL the time? I, for one, don't. With so many things all demanding my attention, sometimes I just wish my little one will leave me alone for a while.

He matures fast, thanks to his constantly busy mom. He now knows when to leave me alone to finish up what I want/need to.

[Jennifer]

Imami:

Jennifer:

[quote=\"Imami\"]Wah, great photos!


I like the 荷花 pond very much. Should be quite nice to see the actual thing. And the fish and chips too- yum!

荷花 pond, yes very pretty. Many in full bloom.

I was too tired to admire Punggol Point Park properly, esp with the younger boy starting to fuss about the long walk and bicycle and his hunger :imdrowning:

Hubby did not like the fish - tasteless. I like the batter and the chips. We ordered 2 servings of fish and chips, did not even one serving of chips among the 4 of us, though I would every much like to do so. Have to consider the 4km walk and the fats burnt off not to be put back again with these chips

Jennifer, I thought what i am going to say isn't very related to punggol point park, so I I put my response here.

I can understand what you mean when you say you are too tired to admire the place. Many a times, our hands are so full/tied that we just go through the motion or trying to keep everything together.

Sometimes I really wonder how many parents actually, hand to heart, enjoy parenthood ALL the time? I, for one, don't. With so many things all demanding my attention, sometimes I just wish my little one will leave me alone for a while.

He matures fast, thanks to his constantly busy mom. He now knows when to leave me alone to finish up what I want/need to.[/quote]Ytd was a trying period when I and the P6 boy walked along Punggol Promenade to find the bicycle rental stall. The many people we asked all said very far, 30 to 45 mins walk. But I pressed on. He had no choice but to follow, though grumpily. I had to keep my cool while he nagged nagged nagged. So glad we finally reached PPP. I would want to go again, this time at night with hubby, only 2 of us

[Imami]

Not sure if it helps, do water parade the night before such activities. I was told that being dehydrated will also make us tired.


Just curious, is your son (this primary 6 boy) a jogger?

[Jennifer]

Heard this song over the radio today.


Crowded House - Don't Dream it's over

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjBwAYIxUso

Other version by Paul Young

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol-f3E1e9VI

I think I like Paul Young's version - more manly There is just something very attractive about his voice. Wonder how is he doing these days? Should be quite old liao hor? Did a wikipedia surf - born 17 Jan 1956.

[Jennifer]

Imami:

Not sure if it helps, do water parade the night before such activities. I was told that being dehydrated will also make us tired.


Just curious, is your son (this primary 6 boy) a jogger?

He can run very well. Clocked Gold for the 1.6km run recently. So proud of his own achievement. I think it is his lightweight frame :rotflmao: 26 kg only.

My elder boy also clocked Gold for his 2.4km run recently. He said he is 3rd best runner in his class. He weighs only 46kg.

I cant run, too heavy liao :rotflmao:

[Jennifer]

Hubby and younger boy went jogging at Ngee Ann Polytechnic this afternoon. 2.4km for our boy. Won the father leh. 13.5 mins.

[Jennifer]

Taken along the red dirt track @ Punggol Promenade


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[Jennifer]

Wild flowers along Punggol Promenade



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[Jennifer]

Imami:

Sometimes I really wonder how many parents actually, hand to heart, enjoy parenthood ALL the time? I, for one, don't.

I think life is full of ups and downs. I have gone through some unpleasant moments too. Am sure they will come and go from time to time. Just take it as a roller coaster ride lor.

Remember the power of 念