Ho Ho Ho, everyone!
No, I didn't post the wrong photo...It beats a Santa outfit, doesn't it ;)
Friday, December 24, 2010
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Cycling at East Coast
After many weeks (or maybe it was months...? hmm...maybe years...) of slothful weekend behaviour, we rounded up the kids early this morning for a round of cycling at the East Coast park next to the beach.
Sophie took this picture for us. She spent some time composing it, so I didn't crop out the sign on the right. Maybe she wanted it to be part of the picture?
Our stylish little cyclist
Look Baba!! Look at the BIRD!!!
The Doctor and his brood, after a tiring morning of exercise.
Sophie took this picture for us. She spent some time composing it, so I didn't crop out the sign on the right. Maybe she wanted it to be part of the picture?
Our stylish little cyclist
Look Baba!! Look at the BIRD!!!
The Doctor and his brood, after a tiring morning of exercise. (OK OK, so it was only 30 minutes....but everything is relative).
We rewarded ourselves with nasi lemak, chicken rendang rice, and garlic toast. Yum yum...
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Busy at "work"
For those who were wondering what I do when I travel to Europe for "business", here's a hint...
Don't ask.
K1 Concert
Sophie's school organised its K1 and K2 concert today. She, naturally, was very excited about the event, and reminded us sternly the night before that we have to go to bed at 9pm so that we can wake up in time for her concert the next morning. She banned TV for us, too.
One year ago today, we attended a similar concert at Sophie's school, and Ju was still a floppy infant without much options except to sleep and wail. Today, he is a proper little toddler, with a lot more tricks up his sleeve.
For the first 30 minutes or so, he was rather engrossed with the endless stream of young children parading up and down the auditorium. He allowed Popo to feed him his porridge without much fuss. After he realised that there wasn't fun in what they were doing, he decided to show them what he could do, and started climbing up and down the steps, checking out (read: pulling off) the decorations on stage, and generally making sure his parents and grandmother were kept busy keeping him out of trouble.
Sophie's dance number this year is Time Machine by Hi-Five. I must say her dancing skills have improved considerably.
A memento shot after the concert with Mamma and Popo
One year ago today, we attended a similar concert at Sophie's school, and Ju was still a floppy infant without much options except to sleep and wail. Today, he is a proper little toddler, with a lot more tricks up his sleeve.
For the first 30 minutes or so, he was rather engrossed with the endless stream of young children parading up and down the auditorium. He allowed Popo to feed him his porridge without much fuss. After he realised that there wasn't fun in what they were doing, he decided to show them what he could do, and started climbing up and down the steps, checking out (read: pulling off) the decorations on stage, and generally making sure his parents and grandmother were kept busy keeping him out of trouble.
Sophie's dance number this year is Time Machine by Hi-Five. I must say her dancing skills have improved considerably.
A memento shot after the concert with Mamma and Popo
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