Disney princesses

Mummy was going through old photos today, and she came across this set of photos of me dressed up as Disney princesses. These photos were taken a really long time ago, when we were still living in Cambridge and I went to school at Patacake. My favourite is Princess Aurora, aka Sleeping Beauty:

Gardens by the Bay

It was a public holiday today, and instead of spending it sleeping (which is what lazy Daddy and Mummy like to do!), we decided to visit Gardens by the Bay. It was a really hot day and I was so glad that I had the foresight to bring my hat along. 

Here I am standing in front of Marina Bay Sands:

We came across this rickety swing in the Gardens. It was a bit scary, and it looked like it was about to collapse: 

Behind us are the Singapore Flyer and the Supertrees:

And I managed to hold the whole Flyer in my hands!

Spizza

This evening when Mummy asked me what I wanted to eat for dinner, I suddenly remembered the pizza-making workshop that I had attended recently, and I grinned and yelled "pizza"!

We ordered two pizzas for dinner. One was like a normal pizza, with a runny egg and mushrooms and ham. The second one was special! There was Nutella (my favourite!) and bananas on it, and I ate many pieces.

Look how pleased I was with myself: 

Pizza-making

Mummy's office organised a pizza-making workshop today, and Mummy signed us up so that we could spend some time together. I was very happy, as my best friends Celest and Yi Xuan went to the workshop too with their daddies.

First I had to make the dough:

Second, I had to spread the tomato sauce over the dough. When no one was looking, I gave my spoon a lick =)

Third, I spread the cheese, ham and mushrooms over the base, before the man took the whole pizza to put into the oven: 

Finally, enjoy!

Happy birthday Singapore!

Today is National Day, which means that it is Singapore's birthday. This is the pretty card that I made for Singapore. Mummy says I didn't spell the words correctly though =(

Mummy was going to bring me to watch the National Day Parade, and I kept asking Daddy and Mummy whether it was time to us to go yet. At last it was the afternoon, and we made our way to the floating platform at Marina Bay, where we met up with Mummy's friend and her baby. Look at the things that I got in the goodie bag!

There were so many things to see at the Parade, such as the Red Lions, who were brave parachuters:

There were many soldiers, with some carrying guns and some carrying colourful flags:

There were helicopters that carried the Singapore flag, as well as many fighter planes that could turn upside down in the sky!

As the sky grew darker, the display grew brighter and the costumes of the performers became more colourful. There were also beautiful (and loud) fireworks. 

After the parade had ended, Mummy and I walked down to where the stage was so that we could see the performers. I high-fived many of them, and also took some photos with them:  

All in all, I had great fun today. I hope that both Daddy and Mummy will be able to come with me next time!