My second birthday

Today is my birthday. I am two years old. I get to celebrate my birthday in school today. Mummy prepared the goodie bags last night so that I could give them out to my friends.



Daddy and Mummy also bought me a big cake to bring to school. It has my favourite Mr Pooh Bear on it. I was a bit dazed though when I was asked to blow out the candles, because I had just woken up from my afternoon nap.



Here are my friends at school:

Birthday party (Part 1)

Daddy and Mummy threw a birthday party for me today. My relatives on Mummy's side came for lunch and they brought me many birthday presents. But Ye Ye and Nai Nai couldn't come though, because they were in Shanghai looking after Di Di (Cousin Matthias).

Here is a photo of Grandpa and I taken by Daddy after lunch:



Daddy took some other videos of my party, and he promised that he'll help me to upload them as soon as possible.

Birthday party (Part 2)

In the evening, Daddy's and Mummy's friends and their babies came over to our house to celebrate my birthday. Angelica is on right, while Chloe (who is in the same class as me in school) is on my left. Chloe also came for my birthday party last year, and I think we had a lot of fun playing together.

Present for Mummy

I made a photoframe at school today to give to Mummy as a Mother's Day present. I was so proud of myself when I was explaining (by gesturing) to Mummy that I made it by printing my little finger and thumb prints on it. I think Mummy was so touched that she almost teared.

See the photoframe sitting on Mummy's desk at work, together with other photos of me:

Civil engineering

Daddy brought me to Toys R Us today while Mummy was running some errands. Daddy and Mummy both studied civil engineering, so maybe I can follow in their footsteps when I grow up. Do I look like I'm all geared up to visit a construction site?

Painful thumb

I have been having a very painful thumb for the past week or so. Daddy and Mummy say that it's because I'm a compulsive thumb-sucker, and that if I don't stop, my thumb will drop off.



Therefore, for the last few nights, I have decided to listen to Daddy and Mummy and tried not to suck my thumb to sleep. The first time I did it was last Saturday (29 April 2008) - Daddy and Mummy says that it's a great achievement, and that they're very proud of me. It took me two whole hours to fall asleep though, as I kept on tossing and turning. I also didn't know what to do with my hands, and I tried many different things - I hugged my bolster, put my hands into my bolster, put my hands into my pillow, wringed my hands, held on to Mr Pooh Bear with both hands, put my hands into my pants, and even held Daddy's and Mummy's hands.

Giddy-up Horsey - then and now

On our way out to dinner today, we passed by the playground that Ye Ye used to bring me to when I was younger.



See how much I've grown since August last year, when Ye Ye took a phote of me playing giddy-up horsey at this playground.

Riding on the mrt

Instead of driving out for dinner today, we decided to take the mrt to Plaza Singapura today. I wonder where all these people are going?



And why are there all these little bumps on the floor?

Ah-lian pose

We went for a huge family dinner today to celebrate Granduncle Allan's 60th birthday. Daddy, Mummy, Ah Ma, Grandpa and my uncles and aunties all took turns to entertain me throughout dinner as I didn't want to sit down and wanted to run all around the restaurant.

When it was Ku Ku Jason's (Mummy's cousin) turn to babysit me, this is what he taught me:



Mummy certainly wasn't very amused with Ku kKu Jason's attempt to make me strike an ah-lian pose!

Balloon

We had lunch at McDonalds yesterday, and the nice lady at the counter gave me a pink balloon. I liked it so much that I refused to let it out of my sight and brought it out when we went out today.