Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
Now that bringing Hannah out for outings have become a regular event every weekend, we’ve steadily expanding our range of places and different environments to expose Hannah to instead of just alternating between Swensens’ at Compass Point and McDonalds at
It’s come to that time in the year again where I get to look back at some of the most major decisions this year and and with the benefit of a mite bit of hindsight look at how they went.
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009) – on HD. There’s normally only one reason you watch films in the Ice Age series: and it’s for a certain lovable sabertooth squirrel named Scrat who obsesses over his acorn. Everything else
It’s smack in the monsoon season again. There’s been heavy downpours every day, and the weather man has even projected that Singapore is going to be facing continued and sustained rainy days until the end of January. As pleasant and
Echoing again for the other blog I write for.:) — 2009 has been a good year for PC role-playing games (CRPGs). We’ve had Drakensang and Risen so far, and Divinity II: Ego Draconis is set to be released next month.
It’s been down pouring quite a bit since the last fortnight, so weather in the evenings and in many occasions even afternoons have been very pleasantly cool. We were at Hougang Mall on Tuesday evening for our H1N1 jabs, but
Easy Virtue (2008) – on rental. After two fantasy, one disaster, and one ponderous conspiracy thriller film in about a week, I was glad for a change of pace when a comedic-drama arrived by way of rental. I haven’t heard
Angels & Demons (2009) – on rental. In 2006 there was that huge outcry about director Ron Howard and Tom Hanks’ The Da Vinci Code film that was based on Dan Brown’s book of the same name. The controversies of
I ‘moved’ house at work just before I vamoosed for my in-camp training, and now that I’m back in the office have finally been able to properly arrange my things at my new home. Now, one of my big regrets
2012 (2009). 2012 has been on my short To Watch-list of films at the cinema theatre (the next film is James Cameron’s Avatar, to be released next month). It’s not because I was expecting the film to possess an interesting
I was trying to record Hannah’s attempt at singing (or so I thought, hee hee) after Sunday’s service today but caught something else instead. In order to avoid getting her attention, this was taken from a distance. I thought it
The Spiderwick Chronicles (2008) – on rental. The Spiderwick Chronicles was the second of a pair of modern fantasy-esque films that we caught over a weekend ago. And if Pan’s Labyrinth was unconventionally for adults, Spiderwick is its traditional equivalent
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