spicegalklsl
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MTDT, I see. Haiz, my camera video mode sucks. All videos take liao grey grey..very sian...
(2006/06) June 2006 MTB
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spicegalklsl
Active Member
Pawprint, let me know the price for the paint pots as well. Thanks.
angeg
Active Member
To be confirmed Busybuddies Trial Next Saturday, 24/11/07
Interested Parties : (Sorry, if i have missed out any names here)
1) Duffy
2) Spicegal
3) Jacque
4) Cutiezayn
5) Angeline
Hi, just add on, but may i know who is the organizer? Duffy? Im quite "eng" these 2 days, let me know if you need any help.
Interested Parties : (Sorry, if i have missed out any names here)
1) Duffy
2) Spicegal
3) Jacque
4) Cutiezayn
5) Angeline
Hi, just add on, but may i know who is the organizer? Duffy? Im quite "eng" these 2 days, let me know if you need any help.
angeg
Active Member
Hihi...
Just back from PD..went for 2nd opinion..hope c will get well soon. shes soo cranky..
RE : CROUP
Croup is breathing difficulty accompanied by a "barking" cough. Croup, which is swelling around the vocal cords, is common in infants and children and can have a variety of causes.
Causes Return to top
Viral croup is the most common. Other possible causes include bacteria, allergies, and inhaled irritants. Acid reflux from the stomach can trigger croup.
Croup is usually (75 percent of the time) caused by parainfluenza viruses, but RSV, measles, adenovirus, and influenza can all cause croup.
Before the era of immunizations and antibiotics, croup was a dreaded and deadly disease, usually caused by the diphtheria bacteria. Today, most cases of croup are mild. Nevertheless, it can still be dangerous.
Croup tends to appear in children between 3 months and 5 years old, but it can happen at any age. Some children are prone to croup and may get it several times.
In the Northern hemisphere, it is most common between October and March, but can occur at any time of the year.
In severe cases of croup, there may also be a bacterial super-infection of the upper airway. This condition is called bacterial tracheitis and requires hospitalization and intravenous antibiotics. If the epiglottis becomes infected, the entire windpipe can swell shut, a potentially fatal condition called epiglottitis.
Symptoms Return to top
Croup features a cough that sounds like a seal barking. Most children have what appears to be a mild cold for several days before the barking cough becomes evident. As the cough gets more frequent, the child may have labored breathing or stridor (a harsh, crowing noise made during inspiration).
Croup is typically much worse at night. It often lasts 5 or 6 nights, but the first night or two are usually the most severe. Rarely, croup can last for weeks. Croup that lasts longer than a week or recurs frequently should be discussed with your doctor to determine the cause.
Exams and Tests Return to top
Children with croup are usually diagnosed based on the parent's description of the symptoms and a physical exam. Sometimes a doctor will even identify croup by listening to a child cough over the phone. Occasionally other studies, such as x-rays, are needed.
A physical examination may show chest retractions with breathing. Listening to the chest through a stethoscope may reveal prolonged inspiration or expiration, wheezing, and decreased breath sounds.
An examination of throat may reveal a red epiglottis. A neck x-ray may reveal a foreign object or narrowing of the trachea.
Treatment Return to top
Most cases of croup can be safely managed at home, but call your health care provider for guidance, even in the middle of the night.
Cool or moist air can bring relief. You might first try bringing the child into a steamy bathroom or outside into the cool night air. If you have a cool air vaporizer, set it up in the child's bedroom and use it for the next few nights.
Acetaminophen can make the child more comfortable and lower a fever, lessening his or her breathing needs. Avoid cough medicines unless you discuss them with your doctor first.
You may want your child to be seen. Steroid medicines can be very effective at promptly relieving the symptoms of croup. Medicated aerosol treatments, if necessary, are also powerful.
Serious illness requires hospitalization. Increasing or persistent breathing difficulty, fatigue, bluish coloration of the skin, or dehydration indicates the need for medical attention or hospitalization.
Medications are used to help reduce upper airway swelling. This may include aerosolized racemic epinephrine, corticosteroids taken by mouth, such as dexamethasone and prednisone, and inhaled or injected forms of other corticosteroids. Oxygen and humidity may be provided in an oxygen tent placed over a crib. A bacterial infection requires antibiotic therapy.
Increasing obstruction of the airway requires intubation (placing a tube through the nose or mouth through the larynx into the main air passage to the lungs). Intravenous fluids are given for dehydration. In some cases, corticosteroids are prescribed.
Outlook (Prognosis) Return to top
Viral croup usually goes away in 3 to 7 days. The outlook for bacterial croup is good with prompt treatment.
If an airway obstruction is not treated promptly, respiratory distress (severe difficulty breathing) and respiratory arrest can occur.
Possible Complications Return to top
Respiratory distress
Respiratory arrest
Epiglottitis
Bacterial tracheitis
Atelectasis (collapse of part of the lung)
Dehydration
When to Contact a Medical Professional Return to top
Most croup can be safely managed at home with telephone support from your health care provider. Call 911 if:
The croup is possibly being caused by an insect sting or inhaled object
The child has bluish lips or skin color
The child is drooling
The child is having trouble swallowing
Depending on the severity of the symptoms, call 911 or your health care provider for any of the following:
Stridor (noise when breathing in)
Retractions (tugging-in between the ribs when breathing in)
Struggling to breathe
Agitation or extreme irritability
Not responding to home treatment
Do NOT wait until morning to address the problem.
Prevention Return to top
Wash your hands frequently and avoid close contact with those who have a respiratory infection.
The diphtheria, Haemophilus influenzae (Hib), and measles vaccines protect children from some of the most dangerous forms of croup.
Just back from PD..went for 2nd opinion..hope c will get well soon. shes soo cranky..
RE : CROUP
Croup is breathing difficulty accompanied by a "barking" cough. Croup, which is swelling around the vocal cords, is common in infants and children and can have a variety of causes.
Causes Return to top
Viral croup is the most common. Other possible causes include bacteria, allergies, and inhaled irritants. Acid reflux from the stomach can trigger croup.
Croup is usually (75 percent of the time) caused by parainfluenza viruses, but RSV, measles, adenovirus, and influenza can all cause croup.
Before the era of immunizations and antibiotics, croup was a dreaded and deadly disease, usually caused by the diphtheria bacteria. Today, most cases of croup are mild. Nevertheless, it can still be dangerous.
Croup tends to appear in children between 3 months and 5 years old, but it can happen at any age. Some children are prone to croup and may get it several times.
In the Northern hemisphere, it is most common between October and March, but can occur at any time of the year.
In severe cases of croup, there may also be a bacterial super-infection of the upper airway. This condition is called bacterial tracheitis and requires hospitalization and intravenous antibiotics. If the epiglottis becomes infected, the entire windpipe can swell shut, a potentially fatal condition called epiglottitis.
Symptoms Return to top
Croup features a cough that sounds like a seal barking. Most children have what appears to be a mild cold for several days before the barking cough becomes evident. As the cough gets more frequent, the child may have labored breathing or stridor (a harsh, crowing noise made during inspiration).
Croup is typically much worse at night. It often lasts 5 or 6 nights, but the first night or two are usually the most severe. Rarely, croup can last for weeks. Croup that lasts longer than a week or recurs frequently should be discussed with your doctor to determine the cause.
Exams and Tests Return to top
Children with croup are usually diagnosed based on the parent's description of the symptoms and a physical exam. Sometimes a doctor will even identify croup by listening to a child cough over the phone. Occasionally other studies, such as x-rays, are needed.
A physical examination may show chest retractions with breathing. Listening to the chest through a stethoscope may reveal prolonged inspiration or expiration, wheezing, and decreased breath sounds.
An examination of throat may reveal a red epiglottis. A neck x-ray may reveal a foreign object or narrowing of the trachea.
Treatment Return to top
Most cases of croup can be safely managed at home, but call your health care provider for guidance, even in the middle of the night.
Cool or moist air can bring relief. You might first try bringing the child into a steamy bathroom or outside into the cool night air. If you have a cool air vaporizer, set it up in the child's bedroom and use it for the next few nights.
Acetaminophen can make the child more comfortable and lower a fever, lessening his or her breathing needs. Avoid cough medicines unless you discuss them with your doctor first.
You may want your child to be seen. Steroid medicines can be very effective at promptly relieving the symptoms of croup. Medicated aerosol treatments, if necessary, are also powerful.
Serious illness requires hospitalization. Increasing or persistent breathing difficulty, fatigue, bluish coloration of the skin, or dehydration indicates the need for medical attention or hospitalization.
Medications are used to help reduce upper airway swelling. This may include aerosolized racemic epinephrine, corticosteroids taken by mouth, such as dexamethasone and prednisone, and inhaled or injected forms of other corticosteroids. Oxygen and humidity may be provided in an oxygen tent placed over a crib. A bacterial infection requires antibiotic therapy.
Increasing obstruction of the airway requires intubation (placing a tube through the nose or mouth through the larynx into the main air passage to the lungs). Intravenous fluids are given for dehydration. In some cases, corticosteroids are prescribed.
Outlook (Prognosis) Return to top
Viral croup usually goes away in 3 to 7 days. The outlook for bacterial croup is good with prompt treatment.
If an airway obstruction is not treated promptly, respiratory distress (severe difficulty breathing) and respiratory arrest can occur.
Possible Complications Return to top
Respiratory distress
Respiratory arrest
Epiglottitis
Bacterial tracheitis
Atelectasis (collapse of part of the lung)
Dehydration
When to Contact a Medical Professional Return to top
Most croup can be safely managed at home with telephone support from your health care provider. Call 911 if:
The croup is possibly being caused by an insect sting or inhaled object
The child has bluish lips or skin color
The child is drooling
The child is having trouble swallowing
Depending on the severity of the symptoms, call 911 or your health care provider for any of the following:
Stridor (noise when breathing in)
Retractions (tugging-in between the ribs when breathing in)
Struggling to breathe
Agitation or extreme irritability
Not responding to home treatment
Do NOT wait until morning to address the problem.
Prevention Return to top
Wash your hands frequently and avoid close contact with those who have a respiratory infection.
The diphtheria, Haemophilus influenzae (Hib), and measles vaccines protect children from some of the most dangerous forms of croup.
Mummies working near Lau Pa Sat
There's a stall there named "Song Song", retailing Gap, Old Navy, and other children's apparel. Cost betw 5 and 7 bucks only .. cheep cheep. It's been there for some time oledi, but I "mountain tortoise", today then know, cos always cooped up in office during lunch
There's a stall there named "Song Song", retailing Gap, Old Navy, and other children's apparel. Cost betw 5 and 7 bucks only .. cheep cheep. It's been there for some time oledi, but I "mountain tortoise", today then know, cos always cooped up in office during lunch
michele
orrhh...that is called dot paint ah? hahah ya they use it in JG too...the one u shared from alextoys...how much is it? easily washed off? sunflower's diy idea of using glue bottles is ingenious...i'll try it! hahah
re paint pots/containers
i bot mine from ELC, so far found it quite good...it comes wif 6 cups i think with moulds on the cup for easy resting of the brush so it wun drop...abt $13. I will not use all 6 cups at once, each time abt 3 so less washing...ELC paint at $4 per big bottle...can use quite long leh...each time i only squeeze a sizeable amt into each cup, then let her paint until all is finished...so my bottles r clean n no need to store any leftover paint for future use. I feel $4 is oredi so cheap so even if i can find other cheaper brands, not much diff lah...plus i think ELC brand can trust...it's easily washable.
each time my ger finishes painting, i hv to rack my brain how to get her to leave the area n proceed to the bathroom cos she simply doesn't wanna stop...so now i'll take one cup n brush out n ask her if she wanna help me wash the paint off wif water...guess it's fun for her to c the paint being washed off etc so she will gladly allow me to carry her to the bathroom...any mummies here who hv done paint wif ur kids, can share tips if u hv similar experiences in getting them to stop haha?
pawprint
wow, ah boy was really having fun huh? lovely pics there! my ger oso like him, likes to play wif the paint using their hands...cos i do hand painting wif her, now she always wanna paint on my hands hahah...i dun mind her being so hands on wif the paint cos i feel paint is supposed to be lidat mah...where got paint is clean clean one? that is colour pencil liao...some kids r actually afraid or dun like the squishy feeling of paint so it's good to expose them young...also i feel we dun hv to be too concerned abt whether they r doing the rite thing now or using rite techniques etc cos their fine motor skills r not good yet, it's more of getting them to like colours, paint n feel proud of their work etc..someone oso told me it's good training for increasing their attention span.
orrhh...that is called dot paint ah? hahah ya they use it in JG too...the one u shared from alextoys...how much is it? easily washed off? sunflower's diy idea of using glue bottles is ingenious...i'll try it! hahah
re paint pots/containers
i bot mine from ELC, so far found it quite good...it comes wif 6 cups i think with moulds on the cup for easy resting of the brush so it wun drop...abt $13. I will not use all 6 cups at once, each time abt 3 so less washing...ELC paint at $4 per big bottle...can use quite long leh...each time i only squeeze a sizeable amt into each cup, then let her paint until all is finished...so my bottles r clean n no need to store any leftover paint for future use. I feel $4 is oredi so cheap so even if i can find other cheaper brands, not much diff lah...plus i think ELC brand can trust...it's easily washable.
each time my ger finishes painting, i hv to rack my brain how to get her to leave the area n proceed to the bathroom cos she simply doesn't wanna stop...so now i'll take one cup n brush out n ask her if she wanna help me wash the paint off wif water...guess it's fun for her to c the paint being washed off etc so she will gladly allow me to carry her to the bathroom...any mummies here who hv done paint wif ur kids, can share tips if u hv similar experiences in getting them to stop haha?
pawprint
wow, ah boy was really having fun huh? lovely pics there! my ger oso like him, likes to play wif the paint using their hands...cos i do hand painting wif her, now she always wanna paint on my hands hahah...i dun mind her being so hands on wif the paint cos i feel paint is supposed to be lidat mah...where got paint is clean clean one? that is colour pencil liao...some kids r actually afraid or dun like the squishy feeling of paint so it's good to expose them young...also i feel we dun hv to be too concerned abt whether they r doing the rite thing now or using rite techniques etc cos their fine motor skills r not good yet, it's more of getting them to like colours, paint n feel proud of their work etc..someone oso told me it's good training for increasing their attention span.
mtml888
Active Member
<font color="ff0000"><font size="+2">EVERY WORD U GET RIGHT UN DONATES 10 GRAINS OF RICE!!</font></font>
http://www.freerice.com/
http://www.freerice.com/
Mich
Send me your program for home schooling !! Sounds so fun, aiyah .. import u and Bren back, stay in my spare room and do the activities together. Maybe I really dunt mind being a SAHM with all these activities. Otherwise, I really dunt know how to fill my days, cos so used to working all this while oledi
Send me your program for home schooling !! Sounds so fun, aiyah .. import u and Bren back, stay in my spare room and do the activities together. Maybe I really dunt mind being a SAHM with all these activities. Otherwise, I really dunt know how to fill my days, cos so used to working all this while oledi
mtml888
Active Member
can brief u a little...
<font color="119911"><font size="+1">FUN</font> <font color="ff0000">w</font> <font color="0000ff">Colors</font></font>
1) intro. kiddos to primary colors
2) 2 colors every fortnight
3) free painting on paper pinned up onto the glass walls(my apt.'s playroom)
4) finger & hand painting
5) sponge painting
6) creative fruit painting
7) after primary colors, we intro. bold colors...
8) u want my schedule, of cos u'll have to pay me for it!
then we also have 'dramatic' story telling in english and chinese, have hired a chinese 'tutor' to read to the kiddos and play with them in chinese and also to teach them bu fur mo fo(FAINT!!).
Phonics, have an American phonics cd for the kiddos to listen to and to repeat after and of cos, fun with flashcards.
Music!! dancing and playing with musical instruments. Intro. all the diff. instruments and i even bght. a parachute!! intro. all the diff. genres of music to them and how to move to each rhythm.
Story telling with puppets.
COME & join us!!!
<font color="119911"><font size="+1">FUN</font> <font color="ff0000">w</font> <font color="0000ff">Colors</font></font>
1) intro. kiddos to primary colors
2) 2 colors every fortnight
3) free painting on paper pinned up onto the glass walls(my apt.'s playroom)
4) finger & hand painting
5) sponge painting
6) creative fruit painting
7) after primary colors, we intro. bold colors...
8) u want my schedule, of cos u'll have to pay me for it!
then we also have 'dramatic' story telling in english and chinese, have hired a chinese 'tutor' to read to the kiddos and play with them in chinese and also to teach them bu fur mo fo(FAINT!!).
Phonics, have an American phonics cd for the kiddos to listen to and to repeat after and of cos, fun with flashcards.
Music!! dancing and playing with musical instruments. Intro. all the diff. instruments and i even bght. a parachute!! intro. all the diff. genres of music to them and how to move to each rhythm.
Story telling with puppets.
COME & join us!!!
jiajia_pauline
New Member
Sunflower,
So sorry... Kell is down and has yet to recover ... her running nose and cough seems to be getting worst ... so better give tomorrow a miss.
Could I join in next week's busybuddies?
So sorry... Kell is down and has yet to recover ... her running nose and cough seems to be getting worst ... so better give tomorrow a miss.
Could I join in next week's busybuddies?
jiajia_pauline
New Member
To my PAs ....
Can help me to find the latest updated list on xmas bash?
Can help me to find the latest updated list on xmas bash?
sun2flower
New Member
paula,
ok.
sayang sayang Kelly. hope she recovers soon.
For next week's trial, organised by Duffybuff.
Duffybuff - can take note of Paula's request?
Thanks
ok.
sayang sayang Kelly. hope she recovers soon.
For next week's trial, organised by Duffybuff.
Duffybuff - can take note of Paula's request?
Thanks
<font color="ff0000"><font size="+2">REGISTRATION FOR CHRISTMAS BASH</font></font>
<font color="119911"><font size="+1">Date:16 December 2007 (SUNDAY)</font></font>
<font color="0000ff"><font size="+1">Venue: Globetrotters at United Square</font></font>
<font color="aa00aa"><font size="+1">Time: 3.30pm to 5.00pm</font></font>
<font color="ff6000"><font size="+1">Budget per family: S$60.00 per family (Mum, Dad, Child/Children)</font></font>
<font color="000000"><font size="+1">Note: Minimum 35 families to go. Please start registering now.</font></font>
1. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Pauline</font>, King <font color="119911">Ijin</font> and Princess <font color="ff0000">Kelly</font>
2. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Cutiezayn</font>, King <font color="119911">Frederick</font>, Princess <font color="ff0000">Zayn</font> and Prince <font color="0000ff">Zach</font>
3. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Shetland</font>, King <font color="119911">Joseph</font>, Princess <font color="ff0000">Gabby</font>
4. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Wen</font>, King <font color="119911">George</font>, princess <font color="ff0000">Gabby</font>
5. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Aishite</font>, King <font color="119911">Sam</font> and Princess <font color="ff0000">Shannon</font>
6. Queen <font color="aa00aa">MTDT</font>, King <font color="119911">Daryl</font> and Prince <font color="0000ff">Zavier</font>
7. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Celeste</font> , King <font color="119911">Shawn</font> and Princess <font color="ff0000">Chelsia</font>
8. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Panda</font>, King <font color="119911">Darren</font> & Prince <font color="0000ff">Josh</font>
9. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Angeline Goh</font>, King <font color="119911">Steven</font> & Princess <font color="ff0000">Celest</font>
10. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Peng</font>, King <font color="119911">Wees</font> & Prince <font color="0000ff">Egan</font>
11. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Dal</font>, & Prince <font color="0000ff">Jezoir</font>
<font color="000000"><font size="+2">Please Add On......</font></font>
Dear Mummies,
December is a peak period for corporate functions and dinner and dance. We are left with less than three months to put together this party and hence, I would need to secure the restaurant for our function FAST.
<font color="119911"><font size="+1">Date:16 December 2007 (SUNDAY)</font></font>
<font color="0000ff"><font size="+1">Venue: Globetrotters at United Square</font></font>
<font color="aa00aa"><font size="+1">Time: 3.30pm to 5.00pm</font></font>
<font color="ff6000"><font size="+1">Budget per family: S$60.00 per family (Mum, Dad, Child/Children)</font></font>
<font color="000000"><font size="+1">Note: Minimum 35 families to go. Please start registering now.</font></font>
1. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Pauline</font>, King <font color="119911">Ijin</font> and Princess <font color="ff0000">Kelly</font>
2. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Cutiezayn</font>, King <font color="119911">Frederick</font>, Princess <font color="ff0000">Zayn</font> and Prince <font color="0000ff">Zach</font>
3. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Shetland</font>, King <font color="119911">Joseph</font>, Princess <font color="ff0000">Gabby</font>
4. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Wen</font>, King <font color="119911">George</font>, princess <font color="ff0000">Gabby</font>
5. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Aishite</font>, King <font color="119911">Sam</font> and Princess <font color="ff0000">Shannon</font>
6. Queen <font color="aa00aa">MTDT</font>, King <font color="119911">Daryl</font> and Prince <font color="0000ff">Zavier</font>
7. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Celeste</font> , King <font color="119911">Shawn</font> and Princess <font color="ff0000">Chelsia</font>
8. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Panda</font>, King <font color="119911">Darren</font> & Prince <font color="0000ff">Josh</font>
9. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Angeline Goh</font>, King <font color="119911">Steven</font> & Princess <font color="ff0000">Celest</font>
10. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Peng</font>, King <font color="119911">Wees</font> & Prince <font color="0000ff">Egan</font>
11. Queen <font color="aa00aa">Dal</font>, & Prince <font color="0000ff">Jezoir</font>
<font color="000000"><font size="+2">Please Add On......</font></font>
Dear Mummies,
December is a peak period for corporate functions and dinner and dance. We are left with less than three months to put together this party and hence, I would need to secure the restaurant for our function FAST.
sun2flower
New Member
peng,
UE square 1.15 pm.
UE square 1.15 pm.
jiajia_pauline
New Member
muacks muacks celeste ... you are d best!
mic,
buy more. Join the spree.
http://www.singaporemotherhood.com/forumboard/messages/590029/1053612.html?1195181493
i bring it to taiwan for u....
me buying for CNY.
buy more. Join the spree.
http://www.singaporemotherhood.com/forumboard/messages/590029/1053612.html?1195181493
i bring it to taiwan for u....
me buying for CNY.
jiajia_pauline
New Member
Mummies,
So sorry Queen has been eating sotong lately and hence, has neglected the planning of the forthcoming Christmas Bash. Anymore families who are interested in signing up? Im sure our beautiful princes and princesses will dance and clap to the beat of Jingle Bells Jingle Bells this year.
<font color="ff0000">Attendess</font>
Confirmed families:
1. Queen Pauline, King Ijin and Princess Kelly
2. Queen Cutiezayn, King Frederick, Princess Zayn and Prince Zach
3. Queen Shetland, King Joseph, Princess Gabby
4. Queen Wen, King George, princess Gabby
5. Queen Aishite, King Sam and Princess Shannon
6. Queen MTDT, King Daryl and Prince Zavier
7. Queen Celeste , King Shawn and Princess Chelsia
8. Queen Panda, King Darren & Prince Josh
9. Queen Angeline Goh, King Steven & Princess Celest
10. Queen Peng, King Wees & Prince Egan
11. Queen Dal, King & Prince Jezoir
12. Queen Rodeo
13. Queen Pawprint
I believe Pawprint and Rodeo are in too Pawprint, so paiseh, could you add on your name to this list too? I am wondering if it is okay with everyone for me to invite James and Sarah to this party too.
<font color="ff0000">Lockd Date</font>
I have confirmed the venue at the scenic Changi Beach Club and have secured the party room overlooking the picturesque beach. For those families who are able to offer car pooling service, could you come forward and let us know where is the most convenient pick up point for you car?
Date: 16 December 2007, SUNDAY
Time: 5.00 to 7.00pm
Venue: Changi Beach Club @ No. 2 Andover Road (near Changi Naval Base)
Charges Breakdown:
i) Food:
S$28.00+ per adult
S$15.00+ per child (aged 3 to 12 years old)
ii) Party Room Organizer:
One time charge of S$250.00 (reduced quote based on reduced nos. of children; quote valid to a maximum group size of not more than 20 children)
Games duration will last about 90 minutes
I will proceed to collect S$60.00 per family. If you are bringing your elder child(ren) aged between 3 to 12 years old, please top up an additional S$16.00; GST inclusive.
We will be absorbing the charges by the organizer. Treat it as our Christmas presents to all kids who will be attending the Christmas Bash.
Our budget for Christmas Bash is extremely tight this year as I have promised some mummies to keep the budget to not more than S$60.00 per family. Hence, there will no leftover monies to purchase gifts for all the participating children as well as additional item such as Christmas Log Cake.
Lets also celebrate the spirit of giving this Christmas. Shall we roll out gift exchange for the little ones at the Christmas Party too? The value of the gift should have a minimum value of S$15.00. Its the thoughts that count.
Let me know if you have any thoughts to the above. If there are no major objections to the above, I shall proceed to finalize my confirmation.
Thanks,
Pauline
So sorry Queen has been eating sotong lately and hence, has neglected the planning of the forthcoming Christmas Bash. Anymore families who are interested in signing up? Im sure our beautiful princes and princesses will dance and clap to the beat of Jingle Bells Jingle Bells this year.
<font color="ff0000">Attendess</font>
Confirmed families:
1. Queen Pauline, King Ijin and Princess Kelly
2. Queen Cutiezayn, King Frederick, Princess Zayn and Prince Zach
3. Queen Shetland, King Joseph, Princess Gabby
4. Queen Wen, King George, princess Gabby
5. Queen Aishite, King Sam and Princess Shannon
6. Queen MTDT, King Daryl and Prince Zavier
7. Queen Celeste , King Shawn and Princess Chelsia
8. Queen Panda, King Darren & Prince Josh
9. Queen Angeline Goh, King Steven & Princess Celest
10. Queen Peng, King Wees & Prince Egan
11. Queen Dal, King & Prince Jezoir
12. Queen Rodeo
13. Queen Pawprint
I believe Pawprint and Rodeo are in too Pawprint, so paiseh, could you add on your name to this list too? I am wondering if it is okay with everyone for me to invite James and Sarah to this party too.
<font color="ff0000">Lockd Date</font>
I have confirmed the venue at the scenic Changi Beach Club and have secured the party room overlooking the picturesque beach. For those families who are able to offer car pooling service, could you come forward and let us know where is the most convenient pick up point for you car?
Date: 16 December 2007, SUNDAY
Time: 5.00 to 7.00pm
Venue: Changi Beach Club @ No. 2 Andover Road (near Changi Naval Base)
Charges Breakdown:
i) Food:
S$28.00+ per adult
S$15.00+ per child (aged 3 to 12 years old)
ii) Party Room Organizer:
One time charge of S$250.00 (reduced quote based on reduced nos. of children; quote valid to a maximum group size of not more than 20 children)
Games duration will last about 90 minutes
I will proceed to collect S$60.00 per family. If you are bringing your elder child(ren) aged between 3 to 12 years old, please top up an additional S$16.00; GST inclusive.
We will be absorbing the charges by the organizer. Treat it as our Christmas presents to all kids who will be attending the Christmas Bash.
Our budget for Christmas Bash is extremely tight this year as I have promised some mummies to keep the budget to not more than S$60.00 per family. Hence, there will no leftover monies to purchase gifts for all the participating children as well as additional item such as Christmas Log Cake.
Lets also celebrate the spirit of giving this Christmas. Shall we roll out gift exchange for the little ones at the Christmas Party too? The value of the gift should have a minimum value of S$15.00. Its the thoughts that count.
Let me know if you have any thoughts to the above. If there are no major objections to the above, I shall proceed to finalize my confirmation.
Thanks,
Pauline
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