Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Well, after maybe more than half a dozen flight itinerary changes that started after the North-East region of American was blanketed in snow, the Ang Mo Dude is finally back. 4 days later than planned that resulted in the cancelation
It’s both delightful to see Hannah learn new skills, and a mite scary at how fast she’s picking them up! Just barely two weeks ago she was still struggling to pick herself up from all fours to a standing position.
I’ve posted here before about a music service I subscribe to, namely eMusic. The service used to be a huge bargain with thousands of classical music albums on sale at very affordable prices. However, the attractive pricing plans were changed
It has been two months since Hannah started her weekday morning infant care at Punggol. She has adapted extremely well to the environment and is familiar with all her care-givers. However, she always cry when she sees me at the
The extended Lentor branch of the Foo clan had our birthday event for my dad at the Majestic Restaurant, located at the newly renovated The New Majestic Hotel along Bukit Pasoh street in a very quiet spot and tucked away
Since buying my first digital camera 11 years ago and getting into digital imaging, I’ve hardly ever printed photos anymore, apart from the odd occasion when we need pictures for photo frames at home, or when parents ask for them
Given the heat in recent days, we’ve been trying to give Hannah a second bath each evening before the last feed of the day. This will usually be at about 8 pm. Ling bathes Hannah, and I do all the
There’s one thing that I think we should be thankful for, living along the equatorial region. Basically, we rarely get flights canceled or delayed here because of uncooperative weather. Oh, we get the odd typhoon now and then, say in
The list of photography web sites that I bookmark and check everyday include Imaging Resource, The Photography Blog, DPReview, The Luminous Landscape and Clubsnap though funnily, the first three sites largely present similar articles when it comes to news items.
While I was in Kumamoto last December, Ling and Hannah spent a good amount of time at our Lentor family home, staying with my parents. After I got back home, Ling shared with me her experience of staying at Lentor,
Nearly a decade ago I marked an examination paper on a subject I was lecturing and also heading in one of my prior institutions. This was an international examination, and the candidates sitting for my paper numbered in the several
Step aside Newater, gold is the in thing now. I was reading this interesting article about many (and wild) possibilities of making sewage useful. The world’s population produces around 1.2 billion tonnes of faeces and 15 hundred billion of urine per year.
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