The old batch of alphabet pasta had grown bugs. So I bought a new pack, which were larger sized alphabets.
So this was what you had today for lunch:
Your reaction was hilarious:
It was early in the morning of the 29th March 2006 when Evan decided to join us in this world and change our lives forever. Then nearly six years and six months later on 23rd September 2012, Evelyn came into our world and made us a family of four. This blog is dedicated to our darlings Evan and Evelyn.
The old batch of alphabet pasta had grown bugs. So I bought a new pack, which were larger sized alphabets.
So this was what you had today for lunch:
Your reaction was hilarious:
Today is finally your turn to be vaccinated. We arrived at the Spice Convention Center a little earlier, but it was SO CROWDED. In the end daddy, turned into the carpark and we walked to find HCO D where your appointment was to be.
It was a breeze for us. We cleared the police, sat a while and had our My Sejahtera check in validated. Then we went to have you details checked and signed and next for the medical questions (which was completed in less than 5 minutes).
Walked to the injection station and then the deed was done:
You had initially asked to have barbecue. But since we had that for Ah Kong's birthday you asked to have a Japanese themed dinner.
Daddy and I picked up some stuff from our favourite Japanese grocery store. Ah Ma went to the market early today to pick up the salmon.
Since the last celebration was too close (Ah Kong's birthday), we decided to celebrate the weekend after your actual birthday.
Nevertheless, we still had something special on today, the actual birthday.
Otto Pizza for lunch:
After lunch, you were allowed to open one present, so you picked the present from Ko-ko. It was a mouse to go with your new computer.
After that, you opened the present from Ah Ma (I wasn't around to take pictures). We suggested that you waited till the day of the party to open the rest, but that didn't go as planned. But hey, it's right to open on the party day. After all if it's early, you get to open the presents early, so if it's late you will need to wait till the party. *grin*
You will always be our little baby girl, who has brought so much joy into our lives.
You seem to be very keen and excited to learn your guitar. And you asked to buy an acoustic guitar, offering to pay for it on your own. You have accumulated quite a bit of savings since you continue to get your allowance and have nowhere to spend it.
So I finally ordered a guitar for you. It's a Takamini brand which you found and researched on your own. The seller suggested to get a hard case (top up from the free soft case). While you weren't too keen on it, in the end daddy offered to buy you the hard case so that the guitar would be shipped to us in it and be safer.
Also being forward thinking that you may want to bring it with you when you go overseas to study. So the case would be used to ship your guitar without damaging it.
Today is D-day. It finally arrived. Here you are unboxing the guitar:
Today is your ballet exams. You will be examined for Grade 1.
I had to buy gel so that we can hold up your (not too long, and not too short) fringe. In fact halfway through the exam your fringe started to fall off. I had to quickly comb in more gel to hold it back up.
Just before the exam you decided to mention that teacher also said we can put a ribbon in your hair. Thanks for the last minute message! Luckily I had a container full of ribbons. Found one the closest to the color of your leotard.
Ah Kong requested for a barbecue dinner (with Ko-kor's prompting!!) to celebrate his birthday.
So here is the dinner spread:
We had ordered the present for you in hopes that it would arrive on time before your school starts. But it was half a day late. You attended lessons today using the iPad.
In the morning, I received a SMS saying that my courier will be arriving today. At around 2pm, the delivery man called and said he would be on the way. He came in the rain and dropped off the 2 parcels.
We quickly had it wrapped.. sorta.. since the only piece of wrapping paper we had at home was too small, we just covered the front and back which had the computer brand on it.
Then we asked you if you'd like to have your present earlier. You hesitated and finally agreed to it. This was what daddy gave you:
Today is the first day of the new school year. I did not have time to take pictures of you both, but managed to take of you while you ate your lunch.
Yup, you are both still attending online lessons at home. And this year the school has mandated the wearing of uniform while attending classes as the camera is to be turned on all the time.
Of course, I have the ever willing Mei-mei's picture:
My workplace had a "Health at Work Week" last week. And one of the topics shared was on folding origami. Kids were also invited, so we both spent the time in the green room last Friday trying to follow the instructions from the Master origami teacher.
After dinner you decided to have some pictures taken with "animals" you found on Google. Here are some of them:
Something bit you and this time on the chin. Your face got so distorted and from the side it looked like a crescent moon. The inflammation on your chin also probably caused you to have a fever.
Yesterday I made an appointment to see Dr. Mary, but as I had to inform them that you had a fever they asked us to wait for Dr. Mary in the ER. Seeing that it was such a high risk place, and we will be there for quite a while being exposed to who knows what, I decided that we'd just skip seeing her.
Luckily the inflammation had burst before we went to the hospital and last night, you also allowed daddy and I to press out as much of the puss as we could.
Sneakily took this picture as you lay in bed
Today, your face is less Moon-face like. Almost back to normal. I'll need to buy the Vitamin E oil to heal that wound on your chin.
After several attempts (fewer than usual) to wake you up, you were up and ready to cook your lunch. We had leftover baked potato which you had with your lunch.
Looks like you're getting better at cooking lamb. And by cooking them yourself, you get to eat the elusive lamb which otherwise won't be served since I am not particularly fond of eating lamb.