Mom Chronicles

Mom Chronicles
January 1, 2022

Happy New Year!!!

May this year be filled with lots of adventure, excitement and fulfillment. Let’s conquer the world together! Xoxo Shelly

Mom Chronicles
December 25, 2021

Merry Christmas!

Wishing you a calm, enjoyable and memorable Holiday season.

Mom Chronicles
December 23, 2021

Setting New Year’s resolutions really isn’t my thing. I never stick with them and somehow end up feeling more demotivated each time I see the unachieved goals. It’s like hyping myself up for a vacation and then flights get canceled.

Mom Chronicles
December 11, 2021

If I allowed myself to act impulsively, I would …

I recently commented on a fellow blogger’s post about how I felt frustrated with my blog and almost deleted it. Her response to me was to ‘never make permanent decisions on temporary feelings’. Deep isn’t it? Let’s take a moment

Mom Chronicles
November 27, 2021

Things I hate about working in a corporate company

When we were younger, we used to fantasise about what we would be when we grow up. During university, we all worked tirelessly to be the most hirable option any company could imagine. In that in-between phase, we proudly told

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Mom Chronicles
November 20, 2021

Things that hit differently when you become an adult

If you are a dedicated reader of GWS, then chances are, you’re over 20, like me. Though this isn’t very relevant, I do believe that we can all agree that life just hits differently when you become an adult. And

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mental health
October 27, 2021

A Letter Of Encouragement

So life’s not always easy. Life’s full of ups and downs. A lot of times we get discouraged and start to feel like life’s not worth it anymore. We start to feel like everything’s crumbling. We feel hopeless. A lot

Mom Chronicles
July 24, 2021

4 Things I wish I could do in this globalised world

This morning, I went to get some documents certified at the commissioner of oaths and had a quick chuckle with the officer. He couldn’t quite wrap his brain around the fact that my husband’s name was basically five individual words.