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Practicing Responsibilities

22 April 2021No Comment

Because responsibilities and basic “skills” need to be learned and practiced, starting from home.



When I was still in Singapore, getting ready to relocate to Jakarta, I was told (by a few people) how we “must” have a live-in helper and a driver if we’re to survive living in Jakarta.

At the time I could only thank them for the advice.

I myself had no idea how it would be like to live in Jakarta as a family of 5. Brie was 10 months old at the time.

All I knew was, we’re ready to face new struggles/challenges ahead, with God’s help, … and we’d choose for ourselves “how” we would raise our children.

One thing for sure, I would never want to give my role (as their fulltime mom, their primary caregiver) to a helper/nanny.

Anyway.

That, was 9 years ago.

And I could say now that we didn’t follow the advice.

And, we survived.

(Thank God for His mercy and providence which we truly experience daily)

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