If you fail to plan, then you plan to fail.


I felt compelled to reply her as well.

Why is it solely your income? He doesn’t have income?
If you’re not earning 5k, are you earning at least 4k?
Then a combine income would be way higher than that?

Don’t you have your own parents or in-laws to take care of them?
How about siblings?
Family is about caring and sharing right?

Many centers are putting people on waiting list, especially the branded ones that are few hundreds or even thousands of dollars so will hiring a maid and putting CCTV be a cheaper option if you’re gonna outsource anyway?

Do you think leaving early instead of thinking that one controls the transportation system that trains and buses should arrive when they are there will be better?

If there’re lesser cars on the road, it’s actually better if you’re taking public transport, just imagine driving to orchard road and you need to find a parking lot?

Why would you call all these as “s***”?
If you sacrifice your studies to take care of your child and have another sibling for him or her, wont they’ll appreciate you even more?


Then came along her husband who calls me a teenage girl, thanks man!
You make me feel so young.

"why don't stay at home and take care of your kid!?"

Everyone can do that as long as you’re above 18 years old, just sign on to the army and serve Singapore since you claim to care and love Singapore so much right?
If you don’t, would you bother?

If you think I don’t know what you’re going through, then you should just not quote one part but the entire post or at least bother to read “pap better not en bloc where I stay” ok?

This shows you that I’ve just got a flat last year right before that first million dollar HDB was sold in Singapore.

I’m actually curious why are you both parents before finishing your studies and applying for flat?

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amanda said…
I also agreed Everyone can do that as long as you’re above 18 years old.
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Monday, 4 March 2013 at 17:04:00 GMT+8

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