16
October
2019
by Nicholas Quek
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How to argue well with your family
So this post is really an extension of another post I made before, ‘How not to murder your family members at dinner’. This post will specifically be focused on the second point, listening… I come from quite a feisty family. We are all loud people, though…
30
September
2019
by Flora Isabelle
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Finances and marriage – and trying to make them work
This month’s theme for our blog posts touches on Finance and well, it got me thinking. You see, in the past 6 years that we have been married (and 14 years of knowing each other), we have been through several financial situations: There were early days when the…
25
June
2019
by Joel Chng
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Dads are just as important
Bringing home the bacon and being present. Those, to me, are my two main responsibilities as Ezra’s dad. Being Present In this day and age of connectivity and multitasking, being present and fully engaged in my child’s life is an everyday decision that requires conscious…
16
April
2019
by Flora Isabelle
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The husband, me, a bowl of rice and a huge fight
(Us circa 2013, newly weds and very much happily in love) It was 9pm in the evening and I had just put the toddler to bed. I came out of the bedroom, slumped on the couch and gave a loud sigh. Before I could mutter…
15
March
2019
by Jeremy Ratnam
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Communication Goals
“In any relationship, especially between husband and wife, communication is essential, more so when the kids come along” You would have to agree that the one thing that binds any relationship is COMMUNICATION. Without it, life would be meaningless. Can you imagine living in a…
25
February
2019
by Nicholas Quek
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How not to murder your family members at dinner
Sunday evenings are always a bit of an emotional gamble. Dinner with my family either goes incredibly well, or ends with the pseduo-disownment of either one of the three children. It would be far more entertaining to detail the events of the latter, but I…