Singapore Expats

for me most of the time just chill at home and yes I'm a local.

Going to be chillin' at home..catch up on shows on telly. Spring cleaning as well.

abbby wrote: ↑

Wed, 25 Mar 2020 10:33 am

Going to be chillin' at home..catch up on shows on telly. Spring cleaning as well.

I mean Normal days

what you claim is currently due to Covi19 , quite a lot now ask to take leave or work from home.

With the current situation, staying at home is the best option

Spanisheyes wrote: ↑

Wed, 25 Mar 2020 11:00 am

With the current situation, staying at home is the best option

I mean Normal days, come weekend not currently due to Covi19.

Ooops i got u on normal days would be beach, badminton & netflix..

I like to get some exercise in since I’m usually so busy during the weekdays. I go for boxing classes on Saturday and Sunday mornings, I like to have a swim after that to cool down. Obviously I rinse myself off before entering the pool for hygiene. After that, just a nice meal with my family before I unwind watching Netflix.

Since last year it's been just walks with the dog, nothing fancy.

interesting, no one like window shopping at Orchard Road, Marina bay etc?

Let's see. Clean house, maybe take 22 month daughter to the baby pool. Grocery shopping. Late night weightlifting.

SGBoyxxx wrote: ↑

Thu, 13 Jan 2022 5:45 pm

interesting, no one like window shopping at Orchard Road, Marina bay etc?

I’ve liked to stay away from Orchard and other crowded areas ever since the start of COVID. Marina Bay still has a special place in my heart though, I like going cycling in the area.

smoulder wrote: ↑

Thu, 13 Jan 2022 7:45 pm

Let's see. Clean house, maybe take 22 month daughter to the baby pool. Grocery shopping. Late night weightlifting.

My newest obsession has been late night swims- no need to worry about the sun and by the time I get home I’m beat, fall asleep with ease.

This reminds me of a conversation between my conservative missionary widowed mother and our French neighbour (the man).

"Oh Jean, what is your plan for the weekend?"

"Vell, I vill vake up Saturday and make love to my dear Cherie and then make some breakfast"


I don't think my mother heard the rest of his plans.

PNGMK wrote: ↑

Sat, 15 Jan 2022 10:03 am

This reminds me of a conversation between my conservative missionary widowed mother and our French neighbour (the man).

"Oh Jean, what is your plan for the weekend?"

"Vell, I vill vake up Saturday and make love to my dear Cherie and then make some breakfast"


I don't think my mother heard the rest of his plans.

Hahaha, so risqué! Better not say these things to the aunties in SG.

It was pretty funny Lisa. Still makes me smile 40 years later. His dear Cherie passed away from cancer about 10 years ago but my mother is still friends with Jean.