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Hi Yawn and Rona,
Think my reply to your (Yawn) post on Boots went missing. I am a Boots fan too and Calbee original. Don’t like other flavours. My son is a fan of it as well. $2.20 for 2 packs at Cold Storage. Very cheap! Calbee Original Premium chips ($1.75) at Watsons and 7-eleven also very nice (Pink packaging) – it’s not available elsewhere. I’m very loyal when it comes to certain snacks. Used to be hooked on Marks and Spencer’s chips and Rowntree’s fruit gums when I was a student
Hi Rona,
Hey I think you misunderstood what I typed in my post! I am not referring to normal baby-talk and friendly strangers who play with my child.
What I meant is that local folks’ baby talk is okay >>> "I haven't met local Singaporean women do such a thing, usually: "Wow, your boy is very active. Looks like the father." or "How old is your SON? Oh, mine is slightly older."
The “such a thing” refers to the flirty ("cheap")women lah... Sorry if you were offended. Parents like you are fine – I meet lots often ‘cos my kid is very friendly towards strangers who play with him on the trains and buses. I am especially grateful to those who 'teach' him manners and advise him to remain seated/not to climb.
Was in town on the day of the Shape Run and thought of you... was telling my husband how I will never possibly be able to complete a run
Think my reply to your (Yawn) post on Boots went missing. I am a Boots fan too and Calbee original. Don’t like other flavours. My son is a fan of it as well. $2.20 for 2 packs at Cold Storage. Very cheap! Calbee Original Premium chips ($1.75) at Watsons and 7-eleven also very nice (Pink packaging) – it’s not available elsewhere. I’m very loyal when it comes to certain snacks. Used to be hooked on Marks and Spencer’s chips and Rowntree’s fruit gums when I was a student
Hi Rona,
Hey I think you misunderstood what I typed in my post! I am not referring to normal baby-talk and friendly strangers who play with my child.
What I meant is that local folks’ baby talk is okay >>> "I haven't met local Singaporean women do such a thing, usually: "Wow, your boy is very active. Looks like the father." or "How old is your SON? Oh, mine is slightly older."
The “such a thing” refers to the flirty ("cheap")women lah... Sorry if you were offended. Parents like you are fine – I meet lots often ‘cos my kid is very friendly towards strangers who play with him on the trains and buses. I am especially grateful to those who 'teach' him manners and advise him to remain seated/not to climb.
Was in town on the day of the Shape Run and thought of you... was telling my husband how I will never possibly be able to complete a run