Xin tong (heart pain in Chinese).
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About Me
- Pauline 慧敏
- Munich, Bavaria, Germany
- I am Pauline from Singapore, married to Christophe from Germany since 1998, and together we have 4 sons. They keep me quite busy and you will notice that this blog is largely about raising them - the frustrations, joys and rewards of parenting and some funny, unforgettable moments. I try to balance my life with doing things that interest me, like painting and designing nailarts (not anymore, no time for it), gardening (not anymore), reading, jogging, cooking, writing and updating this blog. All these, plus a good dose of housework, more than make up my typical day.
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