Lately, MIL has been very helpful ever since my mom left for Kuching and her son (hubby) has to take care of the children from the time I leave for work until I come home around 5.40pm. A few times, hubby slept in until 11.00am and MIL took care of my boy all by herself. My boy is quite attached to her now. That’s a good sign. I can be hands free to do other house chores without him asking me to carry him all the time. 
Another thing is, she helped me to cook for my children too. Certain dishes that I am not so good at, I will request her to cook for me like Chicken Pong Teh. I will prepare all the ingredient needed like peeling the potatoes, shallots and garlic. If I cook, I don’t think my children would eat it!
Really thank God that she has somehow changed and helped me a lot with my children. 
Stumble it!
July 21st, 2007 at 6:39 pm
Miche, i m from ujong pasir. now staying in cheras, only comes back here once a while (m in melaka now)
July 21st, 2007 at 8:11 pm
You are nyonya? Guessing by the dish of Pong Teh!
July 21st, 2007 at 8:57 pm
hi chinnee, i’m in bkt rambai…can’t go anywhere now…stuck at home with my kids…babysitter, my mom in kuching…will only b back nex sat.
leah (hmm..my girls fav playname), yes 100% nyonya. the one that does not know any chinese dialect!
July 22nd, 2007 at 4:07 am
Always good to have a good relationship with the in-laws eh..??
July 22nd, 2007 at 8:55 am
i love nynonya food!!!!! Let me plan my next trip back and shall we meet up? This is for you
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