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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Challenging is probably a better word as we are faced with new things at every stage of a child's growth. So here's a list of the challenges I faced with my boy (he's reaching 6): 1. Getting him to sleep early (definitely no. 1...

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bluemoonpavilion @magallon sometimes when I don't listen well, my boy will protest and remind me that I'm not patient enough, so he acts like my inspector

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Challenging is probably a better word as we are faced with new things at every stage of a child's growth. So here's a list of the challenges I faced with my boy (he's reaching 6): 1. Getting him to sleep early (definitely no. 1...

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bluemoonpavilion When we choose to have kids, the responsibility naturally comes with it, which is actually good because we mature. The sacrifice part is so true as I do not seem to have my own time anymore, everything, every activity revolves around my boy

12 Jan 17

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Wondering about this today, does practise really makes perfect. I think it can be true if it's tangible skills like swimming or baking, does it work for all other things like writing (which combines tangible skills like...

practise makes perfect

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bluemoonpavilion Can I know which area specifically?

10 Jan 17

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Wondering about this today, does practise really makes perfect. I think it can be true if it's tangible skills like swimming or baking, does it work for all other things like writing (which combines tangible skills like...

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bluemoonpavilion That is just so heartening to hear! Seems like your testimonial to this. I used to be much better at writing when I was so active back in the old days, but now thoughts and ideas just does not flow out as smoothly. I find myself trying hard to articulate what...

10 Jan 17

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Challenging is probably a better word as we are faced with new things at every stage of a child's growth. So here's a list of the challenges I faced with my boy (he's reaching 6): 1. Getting him to sleep early (definitely no. 1...

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bluemoonpavilion I guess so. I'm lacking patience in many areas and I need to find it again

10 Jan 17

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Wondering about this today, does practise really makes perfect. I think it can be true if it's tangible skills like swimming or baking, does it work for all other things like writing (which combines tangible skills like...

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bluemoonpavilion Sometimes there's commitment issues or laziness that make us slack off, so I think the next question will be how to motivate ourselves to keep practising.

10 Jan 17

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Wondering about this today, does practise really makes perfect. I think it can be true if it's tangible skills like swimming or baking, does it work for all other things like writing (which combines tangible skills like...

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bluemoonpavilion Well, maybe you can tell I'm referring to writing, and I hope so. I guess I need to be more active in mylot as there is lots of writing to be done here.

10 Jan 17

bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Wondering about this today, does practise really makes perfect. I think it can be true if it's tangible skills like swimming or baking, does it work for all other things like writing (which combines tangible skills like...

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bluemoonpavilion I guess there's really no such thing as perfect as we should always seek to continually improve ourselves, otherwise we are just limiting our own talents, and we can achieve so much more if we are consistent and persistent.

10 Jan 17

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Wondering about this today, does practise really makes perfect. I think it can be true if it's tangible skills like swimming or baking, does it work for all other things like writing (which combines tangible skills like...

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bluemoonpavilion I'm wondering whether more ideas will pop up with practise and maybe they do, since I'm definitlely writing more now, in my comments

10 Jan 17

bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 10 Jan 17

Challenging is probably a better word as we are faced with new things at every stage of a child's growth. So here's a list of the challenges I faced with my boy (he's reaching 6): 1. Getting him to sleep early (definitely no. 1...

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bluemoonpavilion I find myself learning new things everyday from my son and I read many books on the topic. This is a difficult occupation, haha

10 Jan 17

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 22 Dec 16

look everywhere except at him and keep fingers crossed that the lift goes especially fast today or initiate a conversation with your boss? How to deal with this one of life's embarrassing moments?

fill the gap embarrassing moments conversation

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bluemoonpavilion @shaynas depends on the boss maybe, I find some easier to talk to than others.

27 Dec 16

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 22 Dec 16

look everywhere except at him and keep fingers crossed that the lift goes especially fast today or initiate a conversation with your boss? How to deal with this one of life's embarrassing moments?

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bluemoonpavilion That's great! I'm just scared of the silence when I really cannot think of a single thing to say.

22 Dec 16

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 22 Dec 16

look everywhere except at him and keep fingers crossed that the lift goes especially fast today or initiate a conversation with your boss? How to deal with this one of life's embarrassing moments?

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bluemoonpavilion I should specify he's not a direct boss but rather someone higher up the ladder, and it's embarrassing because I don't know what to say.

22 Dec 16

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 15 Dec 16

Usually I have no issues with pronouncing people's names but today when I called someone, I tripped over twice with her name and I was pretty embarrassed! Does "Veronica" sound difficult? It doesn't, but maybe I seldon have to...

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bluemoonpavilion @stbrians Yes I need to talk more using my mouth instead of my fingers (mylotting)

20 Dec 16

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 15 Dec 16

Usually I have no issues with pronouncing people's names but today when I called someone, I tripped over twice with her name and I was pretty embarrassed! Does "Veronica" sound difficult? It doesn't, but maybe I seldon have to...

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bluemoonpavilion @sallypup I would love to try

20 Dec 16

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