Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
I’ve been meaning to put together a series of pictures to see how Hannah’s grown in the last two years. This is especially considering that two years might not be considered very long for adults undergoing change, but for children
If you had tried our local stir-fried cereal prawns, you would be able to imagine the taste of this delectable prawn dish. The fragrance of saute curry leaves makes this dish so yummy. Taken from Food 4 Tots (this is
Okay, I confess that it’s too much for me to do chapter-by-chapter reflection for this book. Ha ha. I shall do my reflection based on topics which speak to me. From chapter 5’s ‘The Joys (and Challenges) of Initiative’, it talks
We got stuffed with good food for mom’s birthday event yesterday evening at our home that it easily made all the effort that went into cleaning and preparing our place worth it. Brunch the following day was a toss-up between
I’m a fish lover as far as meat is concerned :) I attribute this to my mom who often fed me (& my brothers) fish in my growing up days. She believes that fish can make a person intelligent. I
Did I say that if you’re deciding between nanny-care and infant care for your baby you should try to opt for the former? Unless the infant care centre has a ridiculously low ratio of infants to teachers and a huge well-ventilated
Of the whole range of micro four-thirds lenses in the enthusiast range, there’s one lens that keeps coming up as a must-have for any user of a m4/3 camera; and it’s the Panasonic Lumix 20mm f1.7. The lens is compact,
Love and Other Drugs (2010) – on rental. By coincidence, this was the second of two rented films I’ve watched in this month about relationships centered on casual sex. Like the earlier film – No Strings Attached – Love and
Since the time we incorporated oral hygiene into her bedtime routine, Hannah has gotten used to the idea of sticking her toothbrush (coated with a tiny amount of sweet toothpaste) into her mouth, to mimicking mommy in brushing her teeth (barely!), and
Space Battleship Yamato (2010) – on rental. While Michael Bay’s film versions of Transformers have gone from so-so to awful, my basis for comparison laid in watching those films as they were. I didn’t grow up on the Transformers cartoons.
Next to soy beans, red bean (aka azuki bean) is probably the second most popular legume in Japan. Just look at the amount of delicacies involving red beans and how exquisitely tasty the Japanese has made them. Yang likes BreadTalk’s
The Adjustment Bureau (2010) – on rental. The late American author Philip K. Dick has churned out a large number of short sci-fi stories, many of which are invariably about the juxtapositions of time, space and destiny. Several of these
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