QUOTE(tinarhian @ Feb 3 2015, 05:18 PM)
We are thinking of letting him stay with our relatives. The one that he dislikes the most. hahaha...
That way, he'll learn to respect others.
Boys will always be boys. This time my parents will support me, because I have given up so much of time for family.
Why do you think I went away to Malaysia? LEL.
Of course it happened before. Boys will always be boys.
1. My Victoria Secret catalog are always missing.
2. I would noticed that he locked his bedroom door after 10pm.
3. The rest are too explicit to be listed here.
I know my brother won't like it when family members are not around him, he just wouldn't say "I love you" or "Thanks for taking care of me" in front of everyone but he'll do things for the family.
1. Haha, you definitely won't want them back anymore,
2. That's normal for his age, but he's not sleeping.
3. That's fine. Too much details are not good.
Well, he's probably shy to express his feelings for the family, not everyone expresses their feelings the same way.
QUOTE(kron_ka @ Feb 3 2015, 05:24 PM)
Yeah really hopeful. I pray that I don't succumb to sin of doubt and frustration.
God is in control of my destiny !
Yes, that's the spirit, m'boy!
He's in control!
QUOTE(tinarhian @ Feb 3 2015, 05:55 PM)
Yeah but I don't have Asian upbringing. Its only in Malaysia, that I've slowly learning Asian values.
Especially during CNY reunion dinner, everybody will have to wait for the seniors to come and eat first right?
I would sneak in and eat my food first before grandma, haha...Grandma so pissed!
I know she's scolding me. lel. It was during my first year in Malaysia that it had happened.
Then when I received my "Angpow", I immediately opened it in front of grandma and waving the money in front of her.
Yeah, my first CNY was a disaster. Of course now I don't do those silly mistakes coz I learn the custom, lel.
Wow, you're like a rebel!
But, waiting for the elders to eat first is no longer practised in my family, it's 'first come, first serve'
You really did open your angpow and waved the money! I couldn't imagine that happening.
QUOTE(tinarhian @ Feb 3 2015, 06:02 PM)
At first I was thinking, hey grandma only gave me RM20. Then I realized, all the grandchildren received the same amount.
Kinda. Mostly with my cousins. My uncle and aunty are working in Singapore, they only come back during the weekend.
cho tai ti?
Mine a quiet CNY too because grandma passed away last year but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't stop celebrating CNY.
I have finally bought some firecrackers..lel.
I'm the favourite grandson so I get the most
Cho tai ti is big two or Chinese poker.
My condolences to your family..
This post has been edited by Carlo J: Feb 3 2015, 06:30 PM