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After a long hiatus, I am back to blog. Have been a SAHM for a few weeks, still learning to cope.
At times, I do miss working badly!
SAHM is a super tough job, and I salute mummies who able to do so. Just looking after their basic needs and I am running out of energy. But the good point is that both darlings are very close to me now which make me feel worth it.

Charis knows that I am not working, and asked me if I am getting another auntie and return to work. She told me if I have no money and cannot buy her things, nvm! Daddy and grandpa have money cos they are working! :)

Gregory is getting more and more cheeky like his sister. He loves to 针锋吃醋 with Charis. 有时候感情很好，有时候又打打闹闹。
Just now he refused to sleep until I off the lights in the living room and kitchen. Made me change his diaper and "guai guai" went to bed. Hope he sleeps well! *cross finger*







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