time flies
I reminded son that his cartoon show is about to start. He asked me, " what day is it?" I told him. He answered, "time sure flies!" Actually, he thought the day was thursday, but it was friday. Imagine him saying that when it is just a difference of one day. Looks like that the duration of one day is a long time , seen from a child's perspective.
Sometimes I wish time will pass quickly so that my kids will grow up fast.
I wonder if I am the only parent to have this wishful thinking.
Sometimes I wish time will pass quickly so that my kids will grow up fast.
I wonder if I am the only parent to have this wishful thinking.
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posted by just me at
5:08 AM
10 Comments:
am sure you're not the only parent feeling this way. i always say in my prayers, "poh pee my baby kwai-kwai, peng aun and gau tua harn." ;)
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nyonyapenang, at 7:29 AM
no, you are not the only one. my son is 4 & the wife often laments that he's taking his sweet time growing up - that's bcos he still demands a lot of attention.
me, i can't wait to teach him the things i will be teaching his sis, before i forget how to do it myself!!
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doc, at 9:27 AM
nyonyapenang,your boy is all grown up and ready to "leave the nest" , time has flown for you!
doc, I know what you mean, was imagining you playing chess with your boy and then you forget what move you made on the chessboard, lol
I on the other hand, might forget whether I have already added salt to the dish I am cooking lol
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just me, at 6:56 PM
My boy is growing up too fast...!! Help!!
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Unknown, at 9:28 AM
Bernard, think of all the activities you and son can do toghether when he grows up!
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just me, at 7:08 PM
Only when he is throwing his tantrum, I will wish for him to grow up faster.
other than that, I am enjoying myself, seeing him growing up slowly.
I know fully well that in a few years time, he won't even have time to 'choi' me. Sigh.
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http://chinese.yenjai.net, at 5:43 AM
yenjai, how old is your son?
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just me, at 2:10 AM
yenjai, how old is your son?
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just me, at 2:10 AM
Just me, he is 5 year old now
(with a 2 year old sister)
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http://chinese.yenjai.net, at 5:00 PM
I used to think that but now they are grown up, my son in university, my daughter is sitting for her A level and now I think..."I wish they were young again then I can correct what i did wrong with them". :)
At the same time, I am happy they have achieved what they want so far and I am looking forward to my time with my husband doing what we want without the kids tagging along.
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A Mature Student, at 8:09 AM
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