Hoi polloi!

I do hope people are not reading this after Christmas because I've decided to declare off hibernation now. I've been trying to blog since Monday but I'm seriously so busy, I can't find any time to do so. Anyway, I'm not in the best condition to string up proper sentences for my thoughts are all jumbled up. Maybe I should blog about them at night but I'll see about it... Oh, what a procrastinator I am!

Anyway, I was reading a friend's blog last night and I have a totally different view about this guy now, as compared to the first time I met him. It has never cross my mind what drives him to work so hard and influence others with that contagious smile of his. The reason being simple is just to make someone's day happy.

He always make me smile, so I want to make someone happy too. Don't be stingy with your smile, it doesn't cost a thing. So... don't sulk and smile! :)

I'm too lazy to post these pictures one by one, so what I did was simply putting them together and posts ten pictures as one conveniently. Hehe...



It's so amazing how babies grow and learn so quickly. I haven't seen Codi for say, 3 weeks and he has already learn how to speak single words like bird, car, flower, full and scared to convey his message across to us.

And as you can see, Jodi is the one who made all of us participate in board games. It's like Monopoly, but apparently you are always fined for littering in Tampines. Yes, it's a Tampines Monopoly!



Our purpose of visit that day was to bake some cupcakes because Jodi, being the itchy backside she has always been, wanted to bake a cake so badly. And so we did and ate the fluffiest cupcakes you've ever eaten. Straight from the oven. Totally heavenly!

Oh, by the way, I always thought that motorbike is cool. It operates on battery but it's different from those you see little motor vehicles you see around your neighborhood where you can rent for $2.50 for 10 minutes. Trust me, this is so much cooler because whenever I bring Jodi to the park with this motorbike, the rest of the kids look with envy in their eyes.



That freaking hen is so entertaining. It moves around, singing some English songs and at the end of each song, lays an egg. Entertaining, right? Haha...

With love at 2:28 PM,
Joan