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In this post, I just wanted to write down two incidents happened to my children that captured my attention. More for my future reference (I forget easily nowadays) and if possible, let my kids read about it after they grow up. It should be fun, I think. [Read more…]
My daughter Chloe is starting out in college in the fall, and with her newfound independence will come the newfound responsibilities of dealing with money.
Like many young people, she hates thinking about finances.
I was one of them. I always dreaded budgeting and paying bills and thinking about savings and retirement, and figured I could always deal with it later. [Read more…]
Having to deal with another episode of preschooler’s version of “I don’t want to go to school” is the furthest thing from my mind.
Previously this happened to J once. You can read more about that here: What I Did When My Daughter Said, “I Don’t Want to Go to School!”
That was the first episode.
And now, here is the second… [Read more…]
That marks the end of first half of the year. Teachers wanted to meet and talk to parents about children’s progress in school in the last 6 months.
That is how long K has been to his new kindergarten since we made the change. [Read more…]
It is an intriguing title. I like it. More so the contents.
It’s a post written by Leo Babauta about what he has learned in his entire life – a result of his reflection on his 38th birthday.
The audience? He wrote this for his six children.
I personally find some of these lessons are powerful. They might look simple on the surface but sometimes it takes us a while to learn the lessons through experience. [Read more…]