Hi Chrisl, I'll pm you the details of the Wong BB classes, will scan the brochure when I get home on Sat, it details what is taught in each class. I highly suspect you can find some of these info online too, just that Wong BB usually provides special personalised advices which is very helpful. I promised Joanne to fill her in if she's not doing the classes, if you like I can fill you in too when I start the class, since I'll be taking notes, so no extra effort sharing with you both, no worries
Looks like you have infiltrated the Nordic culture with our Chinese ways
Some foreigners actually love Chinese food, so I hope your in laws will learn to appreciate it too. Hope you are missing home a bit lesser now, have you called home yet? My last 2 years overseas was really bad, extremely missed home, it was my last straw when my sister (and her hubby) decided to pack up and leave, so I knew it was time for me too. The hardest moment was always cny no doubt but must say it makes us appreciate our parents and kinship even more right. My dad also doesn't ask much about us when we were living overseas but I gather it's because my mum fills him in on our developments, that's why. I just feel that by your dad flying all the way over to spend Xmas with you, it already means a lot and shows a lot how much you mean to him. We are all darlings in our parents' eyes, will never change
Sorry, meant to say these to you when you wrote in forum some weeks back about your daddy's love...
Heee...if it's girl, then can teach her baking and gardening too, if it's boy, then hubby can bring him out for sports, mummy gets more free time heh... I almost feel that if it's girl, can close shop liao, but if it's boy, maybe will try for second, biased hor?!