Spotted this blog post / photo and agreed whole-heartedly with the comment….
“That of all the heaps of congratulations our new president will get today, as a father, nothing will probably mean more to him than this.”
AP photo by Susan Walsh from www.chicagotribune.com
‘Tis the silly season again. Frantic people cracking their heads over what to buy who which… Local shopping malls would be jam packed with shoppers; it also helps, of course, that in Malaysia we are already having sales on, making shopping for gifts a lot easier on the wallet…
[ Shot of Midvalley shopping centre ]
Caitlin [...]
I was tagged with this one, by Hissychick.
Here are the rules …
1. Link to the person who “tagged” you.
2. Post the rules on your blog.
3. Write six random things about yourself.
4. Tag six people at the end of your post.
5. Let each person know that they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their [...]
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This was, and still is a misconception of the Mac OS platform.
I used to be a Student Representative for the Apple University Consortium during uni days. Yup, my first paid employment was all of 10 hours a week on casual rates. It was pretty good then ‘cos I was getting something like AUD13 an hour, [...]
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Just wanna share the joy of a friend whom have just had a new baby.
Congratulations Kathy and Tung, on their baby boy Ivan!
Since Kathy is soon coming to the end of her confinement; and as she has also already declared, she will want to be going out soon! I had only just left her a [...]
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It was when she was three years old that Caitlin was exposed to the whole commercial side of Christmas.
Before we left for Sydney late last year, I had already taken her shopping, just to see the decorations around the shopping centres. I had wanted to get her something small, just because it’s Christmas; so [...]
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Recently I had a writer’s block.
My kind readers shared some ideas to overcome this. This post is one of the suggested topics- Thanks Hissychick for this (whom had also done one)!
Type your answer to each of the questions below into Flickr Search.
Using only the first page, pick an image.
Copy and paste your chosen URLs into [...]
This is a little-bit-techie post…
You know I like taking photos of the kids. I also like taking videos of them in action: Those first steps, the changing look(s), them in action in the walker / tricycle / simply playing, their vocab, changing the voice.
I sometimes find myself in a dilemma when various occasions present [...]
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Just posting a quick follow up on Father’s Day celebrations!
Had dim sum lunch with my parents and my two brothers and their families, Hot Mummee shouted!
And dinner with my inlaws here:
Afterwards I asked if Hot Mummee wanted to split the lunch’s bill with me- I was surprised she shouted that. She then tells me it’s [...]
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Got a call from my sister in law about the dinner arrangements for Friday, the usual day of the week where we have dinner with my parents in my eldest brother’s house.
We are having a Father’s Day dinner celebration!
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I was tagged by Moomykin with this interesting one….
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Aren’t toddler / preschool birthday parties fun? Especially when it is held in an “adult” place, served with “adult” food, attended by more adults than kids??
Haha! Not trying to be mean to the parents of Princess T who organised it Princess T and Caitlin have been friends almost all their lives; the [...]
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Moomykin‘s recent post of a very sweet poem about her own marriage got me thinking about my past relationship.
Some of you guys know that this is my second marriage. While I have never intended to hide this from the people I met (which included Hot Mummee who eventually became, well, Hot Mummee to my kids!) [...]
A relative was recently in town from Penang. He has 3 boys ranging from 10 years old (primary 4) to 2 years old; but on this trip the eldest one did not come along.
I started writing this, and then forgot all about it!
I have been a silent reader of Anna’s creativity and craftiness for a long time now. I also once declared that I would attempt this at home myself (along with revamping this blog, putting in more attention on properly setting up Adsense, work out a routine [...]
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I subscribe to BBC’s Global News podcasts. Since the China earthquake they have been covering it in every podcast episode.
The latest episode (
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Finally, over the weekend we decided to do something as a family, a semi adventure for Caitlin too. We went to Genting Highlands.
Specifically we went to the outdoor theme park, seeing as Caitlin’s been to the indoor one when her aunt was back for holidays not-too-distant-memory ago- even for a toddler. This time it was [...]
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