Sunday, August 31, 2008

Touching Daddy's nerves

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Ever since I know how to crawl and stand, Daddy and Mummy are having a hard time trying to contain me. They will follow everywhere I go.

But sometimes Daddy put me in the playpen so that I could not move freely and I know he did that so that he could rest rather than tailgate me.

That's what he thinks. But I have a better idea. Whether he put me in the playpen or not, he will still have no chance to rest. Watch this!

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Sunday, August 24, 2008

Jing-Er's animal tales - Episode 2

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Aftermath of Jing Er's unexpected visit to the new animal park...


So, there the animals waited for Jing Er's another visit.

Moral of the story: Don't forget moral of the story in Episode 1.

Monday, August 18, 2008

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Jing-Er's animal tales - Episode 1

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At a new animal park..


Moral of the story: Always know who's the boss.

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Two sentences about my weekend

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Grandpa and ah kor came to Singapore.

We went to West Coast Park.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Teething

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Remember my earlier blog about my first teeth? Well, now my upper two frontal teeth have also grown.







It's not a nice feeling I tell ya. Itchy, irritating, uncomfortable...



But of course I have my own ways to sooth it. Besides salivating more, you just need to distort your mouth like these.







Ahh, what a relief.

Sunday, July 27, 2008

Guiness 9 ball tour

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Today, we were at Novena Square trying to catch the semifinals and final showdown of Guinness 9 ball tour.


Excited at the prospect of seeing some of the Asia best in this sport, I have been practising cheering loudly for days. I am sure the players will be motivated by my vocal support. Hear how I cheer - Loud it is, I warn you.

But then it was not to be. The organiser had a STRANGE rule of not allowing people below the age of 18 years old to attend this event. Hmm.. I smell some fish here (err.. does 'fishy' means the smell of fish?). However, not only that I could not attend, Daddy and yi zhang failed to get into the theatre too because the organizer issued more tickets than they could take in.

Anyway, we have had the priviledge of watching the semifinalists warming up for their games. Philosophical Daddy said in Hokkien, "Bo hu, hae ya ho" (Word-by-word translation: No fish, prawn also good).

Look, can you spot me in the picture? I was really fascinated by his skill.

I was so fascinated that I did not want to miss even a second, never mind pose for the camera.


And this was the closest that I get to touching the balls.