Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 32nd Edition
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Originally posted by elindra:Thing is we are too lazy to take a few steps somedays
I tell you Chris will never go out to buy food and will rather starve and wait till I bring food home for him.
And the best thing is the community centre which is like 2 mins walk away have very good zhi char there
Chris became a Lion when he married you! So he can sit around and wait whilst the Lioness goes out and brings the food back home and places it right under his nose! -
Eh... May I'm going to drag you and av and elindra and whoever else wants to join in to places and all, so you'd better survive, hor!Originally posted by the Bear:please dear God, let me survive April and May...
and come to think about it, the few months after when the new guy comes in.. -
elindra, tare, have you girls ever thought of going to Korea?
I'm planning one big trip to Korea maybe in 2009 / 2010!
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In Australia can those ppl in wheelchair be able to roam around easily? -
Rhonda !!! ......
*runs and hugz ......
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I am dying of overwalking the kids.
Even my brother in law commented in shock:"You walked to CVS/Albertsons twice today!"
me: "yah, 1st trip with little gal in a body saddle, 2nd trip with little boy in the stroller. Its heavier with little gal, that walk felt endless."
him:
Yah....and they are growing so big now, I think my hands are stretch like a ape carryin them 3 years now.
And strangely.....i was chatting with someone else on needles last night. I was telling him I got lotsa needle marks on my tummies & elbows. -
He's a Lion.Originally posted by Rhonda:
Chris became a Lion when he married you! So he can sit around and wait whilst the Lioness goes out and brings the food back home and places it right under his nose!
He is a Leo and so am I
Hmmm I wonder if this has anything to do with our horescope -
I thought more of Japan then Korea reallyOriginally posted by Rhonda:elindra, tare, have you girls ever thought of going to Korea?
I'm planning one big trip to Korea maybe in 2009 / 2010! -
Oh definitely!! In fact, just now, this man on a motorised wheelchair zipped past me whilst crossing the road!Originally posted by sbst275:Eh..
In Australia can those ppl in wheelchair be able to roam around easily?
A lot of their frail elderly try to be independant as long as they can too! They fight to live alone and not be in some nursing home. They gamely wobble about in their "Wheelie Frames", which are sturdy walking frames with two or four wheels, and sometimes a little padded seat and a basket underneath, so when they are tired, they just sit on the seat for a while, and when they are out shopping or marketing, they can chuck their stuff in the basket under the seat! I've seen an old lady chuck her little dog in the basket and I see her every week in Richmond market! -
Fatum!! *runs and hides behind fat tree trunks and plays hide-and-seek, Indian-style!Originally posted by Fatum:Rhonda !!! ......
*runs and hugz ...... 
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I seeOriginally posted by Rhonda:Oh definitely!! In fact, just now, this man on a motorised wheelchair zipped past me whilst crossing the road!
A lot of their frail elderly try to be independant as long as they can too! They fight to live alone and not be in some nursing home. They gamely wobble about in their "Wheelie Frames", which are sturdy walking frames with two or four wheels, and sometimes a little padded seat and a basket underneath, so when they are tired, they just sit on the seat for a while, and when they are out shopping or marketing, they can chuck their stuff in the basket under the seat! I've seen an old lady chuck her little dog in the basket and I see her every week in Richmond market!
Over here, I think it would take years man.... -
erm... at least there's TWO of u... my fridge and kitchen "table" is disgustingly full of junk food, instant noodles, biscuits, chocolates, juice, chocolate, beer, chocolates, fruits, chocolates...Originally posted by elindra:Sounds like Chris and me
Our fridge is disgustingly full when there is just 2 of us
And we stock up so much frozen TV dinners coz we get lazy to cook or go downstairs to tabao.....and you know how close we are to food -
Originally posted by Rhonda:Fatum!! *runs and hides behind fat tree trunks and plays hide-and-seek, Indian-style! .....
not today Rhonda .... I just need succor today ...
*stretches arms .... -
I think people our age live on food like theseOriginally posted by tare:erm... at least there's TWO of u... my fridge and kitchen "table" is disgustingly full of junk food, instant noodles, biscuits, chocolates, juice, chocolate, beer, chocolates, fruits, chocolates... -
little gal is teething, so beri clingy and she now has the habit to scream at me when she wants something.
like today, she screams at me and stretch her arms. (It means to carry her.)
there is of course, when she picks up a pair of beautiful butterfly wings and hands it to me, scream at me. (It means to put it on her.)
And I am so grateful that little gal is appreciative of my cooking, she now finishes about 3/4 of her food at mealtimes. (That kid is hard to feed & please. auntie is sooo happy that the food is well received. I am starting to what you call, 'capture their stomach'.)
little boy still has slight fever and bad cough, more obvious when he was on the stroller walk with me.
Sis is breastfeeding, but started menstrating. Guess its about time to wean the gal off the breastmilk soon.
Another note: Sis is just plain obvious lazy. I am working like a phillipine maid.
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In Singapore, most of the elderly don't have a good independant spirit. Most of them, when they are just a little bit ill, act like they are on their deathbed.Originally posted by sbst275:I see
Over here, I think it would take years man....
Over here, they can have a huge operation, like a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft, and by the third day, they are up and about with determination!
The elderly are also very practical here. They talk to their children about what kind of funeral arrangements they want, and sometimes, they even pay for their own funeral package, so they won't burden their children upon their death!
I really admire their attitude!
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I think you are mothering yr niece and nephew more then their motherOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:little gal is teething, so beri clingy and she now has the habit to scream at me when she wants something.
like today, she screams at me and stretch her arms. (It means to carry her.)
there is of course, when she picks up a pair of beautiful butterfly wings and hands it to me, scream at me. (It means to put it on her.)
And I am so grateful that little gal is appreciative of my cooking, she now finishes about 3/4 of her food at mealtimes. (That kid is hard to feed & please. auntie is sooo happy that the food is well received. I am starting to what you call, 'capture their stomach'.)
little boy still has slight fever and bad cough, more obvious when he was on the stroller walk with me.
Sis is breastfeeding, but started menstrating. Guess its about time to wean the gal off the breastmilk soon.
Another note: Sis is just plain obvious lazy. I am working like a phillipine maid. -
yeah...Originally posted by Rhonda:In Singapore, most of the elderly don't have a good independant spirit. Most of them, when they are just a little bit ill, act like they are on their deathbed.
Over here, they can have a huge operation, like a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft, and by the third day, they are up and about with determination!
The elderly are also very practical here. They talk to their children about what kind of funeral arrangements they want, and sometimes, they even pay for their own funeral package, so they won't burden their children upon their death!
I really admire their attitude!
As for physically disabled folks, they're making ramps and purchasing more wheechair accessible double decks alrdy... -
now he have no secretary and the new executive under training with him bec his secretary...Originally posted by Rhonda:Fwah!!! Management by Tai Chi!! 
What kind of man is that? Making all his poor secretaries suffer and take the blame?!! 
as long as he no "touch" me [NOT literally], i bochup... i wait and see how he die...
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Yeah, it does sound as if you are the Filipino maid!Originally posted by viciouskitty74:little gal is teething, so beri clingy and she now has the habit to scream at me when she wants something.
like today, she screams at me and stretch her arms. (It means to carry her.)
there is of course, when she picks up a pair of beautiful butterfly wings and hands it to me, scream at me. (It means to put it on her.)
And I am so grateful that little gal is appreciative of my cooking, she now finishes about 3/4 of her food at mealtimes. (That kid is hard to feed & please. auntie is sooo happy that the food is well received. I am starting to what you call, 'capture their stomach'.)
little boy still has slight fever and bad cough, more obvious when he was on the stroller walk with me.
Sis is breastfeeding, but started menstrating. Guess its about time to wean the gal off the breastmilk soon.
Another note: Sis is just plain obvious lazy. I am working like a phillipine maid. Maybe the next time you see your sis, you should address her as "Ma'am" and she might get the msg! -
Coz different mentality maOriginally posted by Rhonda:In Singapore, most of the elderly don't have a good independant spirit. Most of them, when they are just a little bit ill, act like they are on their deathbed.
Over here, they can have a huge operation, like a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft, and by the third day, they are up and about with determination!
The elderly are also very practical here. They talk to their children about what kind of funeral arrangements they want, and sometimes, they even pay for their own funeral package, so they won't burden their children upon their death!
I really admire their attitude!
Asian mentality is have kids to look after you when you're old and sick and there is someone to take care of your burial!!! -
thats on the current side table now for the kids.Originally posted by tare:erm... at least there's TWO of u... my fridge and kitchen "table" is disgustingly full of junk food, instant noodles, biscuits, chocolates, juice, chocolate, beer, chocolates, fruits, chocolates...
aunti here, eats up he crumbs on the carpet for the kids. And not getting slimmer with all those walking upslopes as yet. -
Korea is still cheaper to tour right now. I don't think I can afford Japan!Originally posted by elindra:I thought more of Japan then Korea really
I kinda wanna do a 3-week tour in Korea! Start with a typical package tour, then free-and-easy! I want to explore the beautiful countryside areas too! Stay in a temple for a night or two just for the experience!
I'm trying to learn basic conversational Korean before the trip! -
Originally posted by Rhonda:Korea is still cheaper to tour right now. I don't think I can afford Japan!
I kinda wanna do a 3-week tour in Korea! Start with a typical package tour, then free-and-easy! I want to explore the beautiful countryside areas too! Stay in a temple for a night or two just for the experience!
I'm trying to learn basic conversational Korean before the trip! -
Yeah!Originally posted by elindra:Coz different mentality ma
Asian mentality is have kids to look after you when you're old and sick and there is someone to take care of your burial!!! Some of the Asians here are like that and my Caucasian colleagues can't stand it. They commented, "Not really that sick, but acting like they're dying!"