Home Craft: CNY Decoration
I like to make things with my hands. :) Be it from cooking, baking, needlework, art ‘n’ craft or gardening, I derive much pleasure and satisfaction. It has been ages since I last make any craft items. I had a
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Word Play
I was about to blog on Hannah’s latest vocabulary development when I discovered that our friend Ann just did one on her nieces :D Not all animals get to be called by their names. Apart from cat, dog dog, bear
More Development Milestones!
We’ve been feeding Hannah solids for more than a year now on her baby chair. And – finally – just several days ago, our baby girl has learned how to DIY eating dinner! Ling took some video on her very
Reaching another milestone
I have an overdue confession to make. There was one area of Hannah’s psychomotor skills which I deliberately delayed due to laziness on my part. Mommy wanted to avoid cleaning up messy food spills. So our dear girl didn’t get
1 Year 6 Months: Self-Service
Ling has figured out how to get Hannah to help herself to bottle-feeds. Here’s a video she took showing how our little one goes about doing it.:)
Spartacus: Blood and Sand – Part 2
The actor performances pique my interest, because as visually spectacular as Gladiator was and that Russell Crowe did a great number as the brooding Maximus, I never quite got got past the disbelief that these were Hollywood bigwigs playacting in
Spartacus: Blood and Sand – Part 1
Spartacus: Blood and Sand (2010) – on HD. Contrary to what some of us might think, the stuff about the fictonal character Maximus Meridius going up against the might of Rome in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator wasn’t historically without precedent. More
Japan – A 10.5 Days Journey
About six months ago when filling in my application to take annual leave for our Japan trip, I half-jokingly entered into the ‘Remarks’ field that this overseas holiday was to be “a wife-pacifying trip”.:) Truth to tell; we’re just about
The Pacific – Part 2
On the other hand; there were elements in The Pacific that didn’t work for me. One of the strongest aspects of BoB was that it centered its attention squarely on a small group of men who fought in a one-year
The Pacific – Part 1
The Pacific (2010) – on HD. Of the many war and political history books that the late Professor Stephen Ambrose wrote, two of them particularly standout for me. One is Citizen Soldiers – which was in turn one of the
Getting to know myself
*Mommy has been trying to teach me more about my little body. She likes to ask me “where’s this and that” to reinforce my memory. I still think that my belly button is at my chest region. And I love
Hannah’s first tooth brush
As far as teeth development is concerned, Hannah is really lagging behind the average baby. At 18 months, she has a total of 6 full teeth and 4 in the midst of sprouting. In any case, we have made the
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