i survived hong kong!
don't ask me how, but i did it, without stroller or any carrier. did not even rent in ocean park or disneyland. *flexes biceps*
of coz there were numerous occasions where i either wanted to disown the kid or the husband, or both. hehe.
Gardenia tour
1. PB + 1
2. SY + 2
3. bbp + 1
Yakult tour
1. PB + 1
2. Youpi + 2
3. SY + 2
4. bbp + 1
5. dustee + 1 (only if afternoon tour)
smiggle
i don't think i could ever let pomfret out of my sight in a playgym until she's like 18 or something. or 21.
pb
hey i didn't know about your auntie and her son who looks down on her. but i have friends who had mums who stay at home and they totally respect them and are even grateful for what their mothers sacrificed. oh wait, mr dustee definitely respects my mil for staying home to look after him.
really, if you respect yourself, your kids won't see you any other way. so don't get all kancheong about doing 'something' to prove anything.
but trying to carve out me time is definitely tough. my expectations are so low now, just being able to utter a complete prayer quietly without any interruptions is me time.
funny how we mothers adapt, and then the fathers can still have a 2hr soccer match on tv time. *rolls eyes*
pomfret's new sch orientation
pomfret's starting in a new school next yr. we just went to the orientation on sat. not enough chairs in the hall for all the parents because..... most kids had both parents plus a helper and/or a grandparent. so that was way too many adults for the number of children enrolled.
then sent a picture of pomfret trying out the new uniform to my ils, and i could almost 'feel' my mil crying as she sent back an sms commenting that it looks just like mr dustee attending kindy last time (yes, pomfret's going to attend the same kindy mr dustee attended almost 3 decades ago)
i'm glad my mil is not crying at the sight of me anymore
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