sbst275 SG NYK still got ar South China Sea Express Laem Chabang -> Singapore -> Kaohsuing -> Los Angeles -> Oakland -> Tokyo -> Kaohsuing -> Shekou -> Laem Chabang Pacific Northwest Express Singapore -> Laem Chabang -> Shekou -> Hong Kong -> Kaohsuing -> Vancouver -> Seattle -> Busan -> Kaohsuing -> Hong Kong -> Shekou -> Singapore Asia East Coast Express Laem Chabang -> Singapore -> Colombo -> Jeddah -> Gioia Tauro -> Halifax -> New York -> Savannah -> Norfolk -> New York -> Halifax -> Gioia Tauro -> Port Said -> Jeddah -> Colombo -> Singapore -> Laem Chabang
sbst275 SG K Line also still got but lagi circuitous Colombo -> Port Klang -> Singapore -> Yantian -> Hong Kong -> Osaka -> Tokyo -> Long Beach -> Oakland -> Tokyo -> Osaka -> Kaohsuing -> Hong Kong -> Chiwan -> Singapore -> Colombo
elindra SG This is still etched in my mind Just imagine this scenerio: You and your wife just had a baby this year and it is your first child. Both of you are working and leave your child in the care of your mother-in-law. However, one day your mother-in-law suddenly blackout while carrying your baby, and your baby dies in the process. It's a tragedy that will affect so many people and it makes you wonder if there is a god. There will be so much guilt and so much "If onlys" and maybe all the finger-pointing.... I guess it is a tragedy that will either somehow strengthen or break up a family.
av98m SG ..........well, I feel that the mother-in-law is not at fault. It was an accident. The couple will be being irresponsible and ungrateful if they blame her for it. *puts flame suit on* OK, I know I'm going to piss people off by saying this but, if you're going to have a kid, ONE person has to be the full time parent, either the husband or wife. You cannot depend on your parents to raise your kids for you. They already raised you, why should they raise your children as well? And don't get me started on maids. If you're not going to have time to raise your kids, don't have them in the first place.
Fatum SG karma .... no one's to be blamed I guess .... but yeah ... a full time parent is a good idea .... but then the number of children should be > 1 then ..... else the child will grow up overly pampered and stifled ...
elindra SG In other news, the taxi driver asked me," Miss, you are not Singaporean are you?" See AV, you are not the only one with this problem
udontknowme SG i miss my mom's porridge... i always add a lot of stuff to it like century egg and pork floss and erm...sometimes add potato chips also
