It’s the last day of this challenge, which has made me reflect on those that/whom I’m thankful to: – a book and an inspiring friend – healthy children – my husband – my parents – dedicated teachers – my MIL Coming to #7, the last of the challenge, I’m forced to choose just one more. …
A mummy emailed to ask me the ingredients of a laundry detergents, ending her email with a pinge of guilt: i have regretted buying a lot of unsafe product all this while. sigh, just to think that i have exposed my girl to so much chemical without knowing it makes me feel like such a bad …
I’ve lived peacefully under the same roof with my mum-in-law (MIL) for 7 years, something worth celebrating and sharing. Shortly after marriage, I went on a short trip with her and her friends. Yup, hubby didn’t go, just me and her as roomies. That was a memorable trip because I wondered why all the senior citizens …
I’m fortunate to have met excellent teachers and mentors over the years: – Mdm. W: my P1 form teacher who adored me so much that she wrote me a personal letter, encouraging me to attend Uni in future. At 7, Uni was still a far away and abstract concept. When I was in about P3, …
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Even though I relocated to KL shortly after marriage, I try my best to visit them every 3 months. I’ve got amazing parents who provided my sisters and I with lots of fun family time through our growing up years. My mum’s a stay-home mum who took great care of us daily. In the day, …
I met him at 16 years old. No, it wasn’t love at first sight. In fact, so far from it that I wouldn’t have believe we’d be married someday. So it turned out that my first impression of him was totally wrong — not surprising given my low EQ as a teenager then. We became …
Right from the start when we decided to have kids, we’ve wished for healthy children. To us, that’s the most important. The others can be worked out one way or another. Today, I’m thankful to have 3 healthy children, though we had a bit of a rocky start… #1 Vee: when he was 2 …
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I’m accepting Daisy’s invite and starting this series of posts on showing gratitude, through black and white photos. This book “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” has sat on my bookshelf for years. I read it halfway and somehow left it that way till I re-read it again in April. This time, my mind was …
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