Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Little chats

My neighbour recently complained about the toilet ceiling seepage and Nathanael witnessed the inspection conducted by a personnel from HDB. This was what he shared with his brother:-

Nathanael: Gok Gok, today the government came. Our neighbors downstairs complained.
Nathan: Oh what did they complain?
Nathanael: They say you always play basketball lor. So they complain to the government. Must only play at the playground (he didn't know how to say court)
Nathan: oh.. (from then on Nathan has kept his basketball aside.) 

Tuesday, September 25, 2018

A daily affair! Waiting for bus rides!

Loved the waiting time with kids! Managed to pray for their health and safety and did a fair bit of catch on school life concurrently! I missed them even at work! Gong gong has always been this integral support structure that is so consistent that even me as a mum failed in comparison! He will wake up every day at 5:00am and travel to my home to wake the helper and us up so that we don’t miss the schedule! What discipline! Really appreciate all that he has done for the family! Never met anyone more reliable and responsible than our dearest gong gong! My dearest dad! Wish you health papa! 











Trip with the kids and grandparents to KL





























































Sunday, March 11, 2018

Nathanael is down with fever


This little one is stubborn as a mule. Refused  to take his meds and use the cold towel treatment. Found his own way to reduce his temperature by sleeping on the cold flooring. I hope there is no side effects!! 

My lovely boys















Sunday, March 4, 2018

Natalie at her swimming lesson

Swimming is a compulsory module offered to kids under the Swim safe campaign. All p3 who are not certified will have to undergo swim tests to ensure that they are equipped with this life skill. This was one of the best well thought policy that the Singapore government has implemented. Being afraid of water myself, I am glad that the kids managed to pick this up in school as a compulsory curriculum.