Faith
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My experience in coffee painting
I am lefthanded. But contrary to the common belief that lefties are creative and artistic, I am terrible in art and craft and in particular drawing and painting. I recall attending painting classes every Saturday afternoon at an art school situated at Chip Bee Gardens when I was young. How I disliked my classes and Continue reading
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This is home, truly.
Home is where I want my family to be comfortable in. I want to build a home where family members feel that they can be themselves and be accepted for who they are. As a homemaker, I also want to provide good memories for my two sons and my husband about what home is. When Continue reading
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Am I tough enough for ordinary love?
For the Chinese New Year season this year, we had three public holidays because the second day fell on a Sunday. Also, because I sent out my invites earlier, I was able to host more of Hubby’s relatives and friends. Mama’s close family friends over for dinner on the first night. Mama is my MIL Continue reading
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Quote from D2: I am fine with whatever the outcome because…
I am very proud to tell you all that D2 has been granted his first choice in his JAE (Joint Admissions Exercise)! He will be pursuing a diploma (Common ICT for the first year) at Ngee Ann Polytechnic. We are all very happy and relieved for him. He’s come a long way in his learning Continue reading
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Meeting with Alice Chua
Yesterday, I had tea with Alice Chua. Some months back, I met up with an acquaintance (her name is JK) for lunch. We had met over Zoom in 2021 when I joined a group of mothers in D1’s school to pray for our children who were taking the IB exams that year. JK was one Continue reading
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D2’s final sprint towards the O levels
I know, when you look at D2’s schedule for the next six weeks, you will surely look and me and say that I am a stereotypical tiger mom. D2 cannot study by himself. Put him at a desk and his mind will wonder, he will play computer games while “revising” or “doing homework” at the Continue reading
About Me
I turned 50 last year! I used to think that 50 is middle-aged, but actually, since the life expectancy for females in Singapore is around 86, I have already lived more than half my life span.
Similar to my old blog https://hdbtaitaidotblog.wordpress.com/, this blog is a platform where I express my observations, thought and feelings about anything that interests me.
Welcome to my ordinary world.
50 and beyond 