Anya is SO into self-feeding lately and I just have to animate her photos! Hehe.
Being a ‘beginner’ in this area, only about 20% of the spoon’s content goes into the mouth successfully though! The rest …
Article Archive for May 2005
Growing independence
While we’re clearing our stuff
Yeah yeah yeah … it’s nearly 2 months since we’ve moved into our new home and YET there’re still boxes in our storeroom waiting to be cleared.
AND, if it wasn’t because of some ‘misplaced’ documents …
Anya : 14.5 months
> Her top and bottom molars are coming out. Not sure if this is the cause of her recent annoying ‘hobby’ called ‘let’s-spew-some-food-all-over-the-place-and-make-mommy-go-nuts!’
Lately, her spewing episodes got better, though! To my DELIGHT!
> She’s completely weaned …
Tennis: an early introduction
Sometimes we let Anya play with our tennis racket. She’d lift it up, fiddle with its strings or play with the rubbery handle.
We parents can only encourage our kids to pick up different sports and …
The value of Time
My grandparents came to visit us for a few days. And, yes, … in their old age, they both STILL love to travel. They’re blessed with good health and I’m really glad Anya still gets …
It’s about passion
Photography somehow has been an integral part of our family. We take photos whenever, wherever. More often than not, we take photos not because we have to, but because we want to.
Photography is about freezing …
Life in the eyes of a child
All kids live in the moment. They enjoy life as its mystery unfolds, moment by moment.
As adults, life of course is more complicated (difficult colleagues / clients, bills to pay, housework waiting to be done, …
When we wake up
How’s your hair when you wake up each morning? Porcupine-like?
Lion-like?
Peacock-like?
Supermodel-on-a-catwalk-like? (haha … you wish!)
Well, Anya had an ‘interesting’ hairdo when she woke up from her afternoon nap today. Reminded me of a zebra, hehe. Or …
