Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Follow-up on my post a month ago.:) Decisions got finalized late last week, and it was quite a rush yesterday to work out all the travel and accommodation arrangements. A good part of it has been in planning for weeks
From what I know, babies start learning to walk at about their first birthday. Hannah’s just two weeks away from turning one, and it’s been delightful watching her learn how to stand steadily without support. Not entirely successfully yet as
More pictures of our growing daughter, taken over the weekend just a fortnight away from her first birthday.:) Hannah pondering whether to cry or not to cry. Hannah striking a 小姐 look. She’s still obsessed with her sheep. Getting changed
More pictures taken this morning just before we headed out of home.:) Hannah’s got a couple of mosquito bite marks though; one or two we think she got at infant care, and a few more at home. Must be mosquito
We’ve had the play yard for more than two months now, and have concluded that the gadget’s quite the life saver! Hannah seems happy keeping to herself and her toys when she’s inside the play area bounded by the six
Hannah’s first birthday is coming up very soon. As these things go in this part of the world, the first birthday requires a sort of celebration event with family, relatives and friends invited. I’m rarely at ease hosting any sort
Since picking up the E-PL1 a month ago, I’ve hardly been bringing out the old (and dreadfully heavy) D300 for indoor pictures of Hannah. So, with Hannah in a characteristically good mood just now, the Nikon DSLR was taken out
There’s one thing I continue to marvel about Hannah joining our family of two. Yeah, I’ve posted about it here several times now, but it’s still something I just can’t say enough of: that Hannah is really the best thing
I got home yesterday evening pretty spaced out – had a content-heavy lecture at noon, chaired two meetings after that, took the last hour to co-vet through an academic document. As soon as I’d step through our door though, I
Ling was answering a mutual friend’s question about primary 5 science in an email she also copied me on. Here’s a slightly edited segment of her reply: Hi XXX, Any cell with cell wall but no nucleus must be a
Porridge is such comfort food. Of all the recipes I have for Hannah’s porridges, the chicken porridge has the best flavour. Ingredients (serves 1 chinese bowl) White rice (1 chinese spoon) Brown rice (1/2 chinese spoon) Chicken breast meat (1
And it’s actually science – I kid you not – that claims to prove just that. According to this source, the male ability of spatial orientation comes from the testosterone gene he inherited from his ancestors, and it didn’t get
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