February Updates

It's been 6 months since Mummy last updated my blog! Work, Kyan and me have been keeping her very busy. My life and Kyan's have been full of developments, especially my brother who, in the last six months has grown from a baby who cries, drinks milk and sleeps, to a toddler who can now fight with me over my toys. Below are some significant moments of our lives beginning with the month of February..

Chinese New Year Snapshots






Mama, me and Daisy the doggy















Mummy and Kyan (who's looking rather grouchy).
Only Ku Jie and Uncle Colin are looking at the camera... Me and Kyan are distracted by mummy who's standing beside the cameraman and trying to make us look at the camera...)


What is Chinese New Year without yummy yusheng made by Daddy's kaofu? I brought along my very own pair of chopsticks this year.








Kyan and Me @ Home

Sharing a tender brotherly moment inside our playpen.

Towkay Kyan. This is the most comfortable way to sit in a chair.

A testimony to Mummy's shiny floor. Look, there are 2 of Kyan!

Flashback: First Day at School

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Another milestone in my life! I'm starting pre-nursery today. Goodbye Elmo's world at 9 am, goodbye mid-morning milk at 10 am. I'm growing up and have to learn to do grown-up stuff like carrying a school-bag and wearing a uniform. My mummy, daddy and mama have been preparing me for this day the whole of Dec, and I think I'm quite excited about it.











Practising how to read. This is what I've been told will happen at school.








Charming the girls with my cookery skills. This is what I Really do at school! Heh heh.











Note: It's been 3 months since I started school and the novelty has worn off somewhat. Though I enjoy the singing and the art and craft sessions, I still haven't gotten used to leaving the security of my home especially in the mornings. Mummy is relieved that i now tolerate the school bus journey and am not screaming for her and Daddy everytime the school bus appears. But I still don't like Mummy to leave for work in the mornings and am still kicking up a fuss until I wave goodbye to her from the corridor. On a happier note, going to school has expanded my knowledge about languages and I can now count up to 10 and wish my teacher good morning in Chinese : )