My daddy

Do you still remember how small I was when I was 1 week old? Look at how much I grew over the last few months. I'm daddy's mini-me.... Hohoho

And now you may...

See, I'm all ready for you to take pictures when I'm done with my morning routine!

Hey! No picture!

Don't take picture please! It's rare that daddy wakes up so early to play with me. We haven't washed our face and we are still in our pyjamas. No pictures please!

Early Education

Now that I can sit up on my own without support (and I progressed to crawling out from the car seat last weekend!), daddy and mummy thought about sending me to some baby gym. After looking at the price list AND the wait list, they decided that I can meet just as many, if not more, people from going to the supermarket. The exercise part? I can grab all the bags of biscuits I want from the rack at the supermarket. My favourite is a Japanese "mini chocolate cookies". You gotta give credit to the Japanese marketing talents. They designed the pack in such a way that even babies want their product without tasting!

You would probably be wondering what this picture is about.... To tell the truth, I was puzzled too. The colour part is nice but the shape over numbers? Ah! Prime numbers! The routine is (i) we count the numbers for about 3 minutes, (ii) I lean forward to grab the paper, (iii) My fine motor is developing so well that I squeeze the page using both hands to make some noise, (iv) someone takes the paper away from me before I put it in my mouth.

Happy Choosuk!

Two more weeks to go and it'll be Choosuk (Mid-Autumn Festival). Halaboji will be here with me again! Hooray! I have this smile when I think of it! What should we do together?

Kuku came to see me yesterday and bought me toys and lantern. The hello kitty lantern is half my size. I think I've the coolest lantern around the block this year. Hohoho!

I overheard mummy telling daddy about putting some prime number charts on the wall just now. What's she thinking? She even made a song that goes "1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17 and 19. These are your prime friends in the first 20".

Gomo, guess what? I found this funny book called "Liars Poker". Mummy and daddy left it by their bedside and I grabbed it. So, they decided to read to me. More interesting than world news.

Salute!

Long live chairman.... Oops! It's daddy and mummy! Why are you trying to trick me?

Daddy took me to his office and I was a good baby. I smiled politely and didn't get cranky. Later that evening, daddy took me to the HK Squash Centre to pick up mummy from her game with her colleagues. There were lots of aunties and uncles and I saluted everyone. I think I deserved to get a good salmon porridge!!

mind your own business

Mummy, don't take pictures of me when I'm taking care of my very important business in the morning! You do it again, you will get more than just stiff upper lip.