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Serious Sumiko Tan Lao Chio is 61!

Pinkieslut said:
She is preparing for retirement, Samsters interested?
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We all have to grow old, and leave this world eventually.
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so so chiobu .... who dont want to be her hubby to 1 night 7? :inlove:
 

SUMIKO HINTING THAT MANY LAO CHEEBYES LIKE HER GOT NICE PROPERTY AND OTHER ASSETS BUT NO MAN TO SHARE. SAMSTERS SHOULD TRY!​

Sumiko at 61: A fresh start at 72 - why a retiree swopped her condo for a 4-room flat​



- Sumiko Tan




One evening, shortly after moving into her 33rd-storey flat in Toa Payoh and dealing with the stress of renovations, retiree C.C. Hsu stood by her bedroom window and looked out.

“The sky, the scenery, it was so peaceful,” she recalls. “I could see far into the distance. I thought to myself, ‘The world is beautiful. Life is beautiful: I was filled with hope. I felt that what I'd done was worth it.”

She snapped photos on her phone and sent them to friends, who asked her: Which hotel are you staying at, with such a wonderful view?

Her reply: Not a hotel. It was her new HDB flat.

In May, she rightsized to a four-room HDB resale flat in Toa Payoh after selling her 1,600 sq ft freehold condominium in Upper Thomson.

Her husband had died about six years earlier and her three daughters have homes of their own. She realised it was time to move into a more manageable space.

“The condo was too big to maintain and I was paying $500 a month to the sinking fund and for maintenance, even though I wasn't using the facilities,” says Madam Hsu, 72, a retired Chinese-language teacher and grandmother of seven.

After her husband’s passing, her daughters had offered to live with her or have her move in with them. But she preferred to live independently.

Working with property agents from ERA, she narrowed her search to Toa Payoh and Serangoon, where two of her daughters live. Toa Payoh ticked all the boxes: it was close to family, had a slower, more peaceful pace of life than Serangoon, her block was fairly new and near an MRT station, an important consideration for the day she stops driving.
 
Get silicone bitch, or you will be airport all your life
 
she sleeps separately from hubby as he snores and requires ac.
 
Pinkieslut said:
“The condo was too big to maintain and I was paying $500 a month to the sinking fund and for maintenance, even though I wasn't using the facilities,” says Madam Hsu, 72, a retired Chinese-language teacher and grandmother of seven.
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Condo too big to maintain. Ah that must be why I don’t drive a Rolls Royce. Too big!
 
Pinkieslut said:

SUMIKO HINTING THAT MANY LAO CHEEBYES LIKE HER GOT NICE PROPERTY AND OTHER ASSETS BUT NO MAN TO SHARE. SAMSTERS SHOULD TRY!​

Sumiko at 61: A fresh start at 72 - why a retiree swopped her condo for a 4-room flat​



- Sumiko Tan




One evening, shortly after moving into her 33rd-storey flat in Toa Payoh and dealing with the stress of renovations, retiree C.C. Hsu stood by her bedroom window and looked out.

“The sky, the scenery, it was so peaceful,” she recalls. “I could see far into the distance. I thought to myself, ‘The world is beautiful. Life is beautiful: I was filled with hope. I felt that what I'd done was worth it.”

She snapped photos on her phone and sent them to friends, who asked her: Which hotel are you staying at, with such a wonderful view?

Her reply: Not a hotel. It was her new HDB flat.

In May, she rightsized to a four-room HDB resale flat in Toa Payoh after selling her 1,600 sq ft freehold condominium in Upper Thomson.

Her husband had died about six years earlier and her three daughters have homes of their own. She realised it was time to move into a more manageable space.

“The condo was too big to maintain and I was paying $500 a month to the sinking fund and for maintenance, even though I wasn't using the facilities,” says Madam Hsu, 72, a retired Chinese-language teacher and grandmother of seven.

After her husband’s passing, her daughters had offered to live with her or have her move in with them. But she preferred to live independently.

Working with property agents from ERA, she narrowed her search to Toa Payoh and Serangoon, where two of her daughters live. Toa Payoh ticked all the boxes: it was close to family, had a slower, more peaceful pace of life than Serangoon, her block was fairly new and near an MRT station, an important consideration for the day she stops driving.
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how to propose to her siah? can marry her confirm no prostate cancer .... 1 night 7 every day ... :inlove:
 
Must drive a masarati to pick her up at Tao Payoh?
 
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