tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post2612196443453648889..comments2024-03-28T18:12:56.268+03:00Comments on Ladies Becoming Maids: Story: Molly in Singapore. Part 8.1.Camille Langtryhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16945716778850774065noreply@blogger.comBlogger16125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-26653247367263487902015-12-10T19:06:40.873+03:002015-12-10T19:06:40.873+03:00Ma'am and broom are already there. Agree with ...Ma'am and broom are already there. Agree with sir - it will replace a far less useful book. Dont think Molly will be reading them any time soon. Rest are longer than one syllable.Camille Langtryhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16945716778850774065noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-69910047500022272242015-12-10T16:51:09.265+03:002015-12-10T16:51:09.265+03:00You should add some other essntial words for a mai...You should add some other essntial words for a maid: apron,uniform,maid's cap,Sir,Madam,broom,vacuum cleaner.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-54637259096904000252015-12-07T22:22:16.826+03:002015-12-07T22:22:16.826+03:00I took the liberty of compiling the list by taking...I took the liberty of compiling the list by taking 200 most common words of the English language, removing anything with more than 1 syllable or too fancy and adding key words that any housemaid must know to do her job well. In no particular order:<br />1. Yes<br />2. No<br />3. Ma'am.<br />4. Maid<br />5. Clean<br />6. Dirt<br />7. Wash<br />8. Rub<br />9. Dust<br />10. Sweep<br />11. Cook<br />12. House<br />13. Floor<br />14. Door<br />15. Mop<br />16. Soap<br />17. Dry<br />18. Dish<br />19. Iron<br />20. Bed<br />21. Room<br />22. Down<br />23. Up<br />24. Food<br />25. Dress<br />26. Be<br />27. Help<br />28. I<br />29. Me<br />30. He<br />31. She<br />32. We<br />33. His<br />34. Her<br />35. Of<br />36. Man<br />37. Girl<br />38. See<br />39. Boy<br />40. Big<br />41. Small<br />42. Ask<br />43. Speak<br />44. Head<br />45. Leg<br />46. Arm<br />47. Hurt<br />48. Tire<br />49. Open<br />50. Close<br />51. Hold<br />52. Word<br />53. Order<br />54. Eye<br />55. Run<br />56. Keep<br />57. Face<br />58. Play<br />59. Stand<br />60. Sit<br />61. You<br />62. Break<br />63. And<br />64. To<br />65. In<br />66. It<br />67. This<br />68. With<br />69. At<br />70. By<br />71. Do<br />72. But<br />73. From<br />74. Or<br />75. When<br />76. Who<br />77. How<br />78. What<br />79. All<br />80. Will<br />81. Say<br />82. Make<br />83. Can<br />84. More<br />85. Out<br />86. So<br />87. Time<br />88. Than<br />89. New<br />90. Old<br />91. One<br />92. Two<br />93. Three<br />94. Four<br />95. Five<br />96. Six<br />97. Seven<br />98. Eight<br />99. Nine<br />100. Ten<br />101. Twenty<br />102. Hundred<br />103. Day<br />104. Night<br />105. Week<br />106. Month<br />107. Year<br />108. Take<br />109. Come<br />110. Know<br />111. Use<br />112. Like<br />113. Work<br />114. Now<br />115. May<br />116. Must<br />117. Such<br />118. Give<br />119. Over<br />120. Think<br />121. Most<br />122. Even<br />123. Find<br />124. Way<br />125. Must<br />126. Look<br />127. Skirt<br />128. Shoe<br />129. Great<br />130. Back<br />131. Long<br />132. Short<br />133. Where<br />134. Much<br />135. Well<br />136. Own<br />137. Just<br />138. Good<br />139. Bad<br />140. Feel<br />141. Too<br />142. Place<br />143. Very<br />144. Write<br />145. Life<br />146. Here<br />147. Cold<br />148. Hot<br />149. Book<br />150. Show<br />151. Both<br />152. Mean<br />153. Call<br />154. Over<br />155. Last<br />156. First<br />157. Thing<br />158. Right<br />159. Left<br />160. Move<br />161. Same<br />162. Part<br />163. Turn<br />164. Real<br />165. Want<br />166. Late<br />167. End<br />168. Hold<br />169. Drop<br />170. Set<br />171. Play<br />172. Scoop<br />173. Broom<br />174. Brush<br />175. Wipe<br />176. Sponge<br />177. Pan<br />178. Spoon<br />179. Knife<br />180. Fork<br />181. Plate<br />182. Bowl<br />183. Rinse<br />184. Hair<br />185. Cloth<br />186. Put<br />187. Walk<br />188. Bread<br />189. Phone<br />190. Still<br />191. Sun<br />192. Meat<br />193. Fish<br />194. Eat<br />195. Drink<br />196. Stop<br />197. Please<br />198. Thank<br />199. Buy<br />200. Pay<br />Camille Langtryhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16945716778850774065noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-56526432298456079972015-12-07T06:13:50.714+03:002015-12-07T06:13:50.714+03:00Thank you for this article. Please do publish the...Thank you for this article. Please do publish the list of English words which Molly is allowed to use.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-48187203978343407632015-11-24T21:48:22.096+03:002015-11-24T21:48:22.096+03:00Thats definetely a risk for her. Its in her best i...Thats definetely a risk for her. Its in her best interest for the future baby or babies to be as dark skinned and Asian looking as possible. She will always have the excuse of being only half Filipina though, but to a point. But facing a choice of admitting her true identity or being punished for an extra marital affair with a white man may send her submissive genes into overdrive. Camille Langtryhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16945716778850774065noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-31002658925829443432015-11-23T20:50:26.599+03:002015-11-23T20:50:26.599+03:00And what if child is white?
John Carlo or mr. Si...And what if child is white? <br /><br />John Carlo or mr. Singh can only think that Molly prostituted herself or had sex with white people. In both cases consequences are quite horrible for Molly.Dernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-78139713399259395602015-11-23T10:42:11.137+03:002015-11-23T10:42:11.137+03:00Just wait until the next episode this week. Just wait until the next episode this week. Camille Langtryhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16945716778850774065noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-54251764538588490682015-11-23T10:41:20.860+03:002015-11-23T10:41:20.860+03:00I dont think marriage bliss is the goal here so no...I dont think marriage bliss is the goal here so not too worry. Not seeing a happily ever after in this story.Camille Langtryhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16945716778850774065noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-23780658839264418792015-11-23T10:39:01.647+03:002015-11-23T10:39:01.647+03:00Well, given the options I do not think the marriag...Well, given the options I do not think the marriage in question can be associated with respect or any kind of escape. If anything, it can only cement Molly's humiliating and dependent position. Also, there are still many ways it can all go wrong. She could end up pregnant with a baby, but with no husband. That would have her deported by law. Although I do think that becoming a wife to someone well beneath the original Julia (but a step up or equal of Molly) will make her situation inescapable and add a new dimention to her life as a maid as she would essentially get an additional master.Camille Langtryhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16945716778850774065noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-31166915485139178242015-11-23T05:37:48.926+03:002015-11-23T05:37:48.926+03:00Thank you for the latest episode. I think that Mo...Thank you for the latest episode. I think that Molly's life is too easy - she needs to be working very hard and be utterly humiliated.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-65240038581108134072015-11-23T03:02:30.807+03:002015-11-23T03:02:30.807+03:00I have to echo the comments above. Being a wife an...I have to echo the comments above. Being a wife and mother would give Molly status and a place in the community independent of her work. If you insist on marrying her off, better it be to a gay or asexual man who just wants a beard.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-27374700827845908172015-11-22T21:05:18.100+03:002015-11-22T21:05:18.100+03:00married? that's disappointing. having a family...married? that's disappointing. having a family would give her some kind of escape and respect. permanent residence? she doesn't deserve that. what about a mistake that gets her deported with a blackmark on her record? then she can hardly leave Manila... only for a harsher country to maids like India or Thailand...Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-50288487619960778892015-11-21T18:01:04.567+03:002015-11-21T18:01:04.567+03:00I suspect that Signora Moretti secretly fancies Mo...I suspect that Signora Moretti secretly fancies Molly and that the maid will soon be fending off her mistress's advances. Love the story, thanks. Hope to read more about Molly wearing her formal uniform and cap, waitressing at one of the Morettis' evening parties.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-57883222266215771452015-11-21T00:29:46.738+03:002015-11-21T00:29:46.738+03:00Yes, indeed. But mothers become powerful. They d...Yes, indeed. But mothers become powerful. They do find new ways. Molly would become Julia, Ph.D to fight for her child.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-25301314310293269222015-11-20T22:47:26.450+03:002015-11-20T22:47:26.450+03:00Yes, possibilities are endless. And what a powerfu...Yes, possibilities are endless. And what a powerful device to completely seal Molly's fate.Camille Langtryhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16945716778850774065noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-988993754670474624.post-50078048710152224952015-11-18T18:47:31.371+03:002015-11-18T18:47:31.371+03:00Married? What a great idea. With plenty of little ...Married? What a great idea. With plenty of little rug rats running around. Perfect.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com