deebrown 寫道:
Hi girls!!
Vancouver has a advantage of the 1 year ML which can share with their hubby, very very good . All my friends in Vancouver kept telling me to go back and work for a while than have the second child....
xother,
My hubby does not compliant about us speaking Cantonese in front of him anymore. Only at the begining when we started dating. I kept telling him off if he wants to understand he should have learn Cantonese since he lives in HK. At the time he has been in HK over 8/9 years. Since than he starts trying to speak more and he can understand pretty much 70% of our conversation. Can't talk behind his back... :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Talent? It's too early to tell~~ xother 寫道:
hi AKW,
I studied tourism while I was in Australia. It is interesting to know that you studied music and therapy? did you sing as well? How about your son, do you think he has some talent about music? I always has a perception that all music people are very romatic/artistic, is that true? How about your husband, is he related to music field?
Yes, at the begining of our marriage is always good, but we have been knowing each other for over 8 years. He doesnt mind me to speak Cantonese, but you can sense it. How you feel if he speaks the language that you dont understand? Yes, he said he learn quite a lot when he was in HK and he will tell me friend that "sick siu siu" when they ask his Cantonese.
I dont know how to cook Indian food as it is too complicated. I am not a home base person and I dont really enjoy cooking anyway. My husband wont openly criticise my cooking, but he will ask if he can eat bread in the middle of dinner. What does that mean?
In Canada, it is a rule to have 1 year maternity leave regardless. It is paid by the employment insurance that everyone contribute and now it is my turn to benefit from that.
Talent? It's too early to tell~~
AKW 寫道:
hi xother!
Your job should be pretty joyful as you always see people who are ready to travel and in a good mood! Music therapy is to use music as a tool to help people with special needs. It depends on the clients' needs, age, background and preference that we program specific music sessions for them. While psychologists uses words/conversation to help their patients, we use music. Yes, I used to teach the piano a lot in HK. I thought about doing it now, but my husband doesn't want strangers to come to our home when my son is still so young.
My husband is an attorney. While we were in school, we always studied at the same coffee shop. Then one day he came over and talked to me. That's how we started!
I have been to New Zealand, Australia, Phillippines, Thailand, Singapore, Japan, Korea, different cities in China, Mongolia, France, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Greece, Spain, England, Canada...I know there are still a lot of places I have not been to, but now it's so hard to travel with a little one :-|
Piano was a pretty expensive hobby at that time, I'm sure my parents worked hard to pay for all my lessons! How about you? Did your parents pay for you to study in Australia?
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, 佢個鼻塞到一晚醒幾次, 好慘咁叫媽咪、媽咪...安撫好多次先乖乖地比我幫佢滴鼻仔,先瞓到。
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