Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Almost Christmas

Christmas is coming soon, but we won't be at home this year to celebrate it at Ah Ma's house. There are Christmasy things to see and do in Cambridge though, and Christmas parties to attend.

1. The shops have started selling gingerbread men. I really enjoyed decorating them, but they're not that nice to eat.


2. Mummy brought me to a children's christmas party at Churchill College. The magician made a rabbit appear out of a chocolate-filled box, and the rabbit ate all the chocolates without sharing them with me. But because I had been a good girl, Santa Claus gave me a box of chocolates as a present.


3. Mummy also invited Daddy and I to a Christmas party at her school. This Santa Claus also gave me a present - a bag of chocolate snowballs and snowmen =D



4. The shopping centres were also decorated to give a festive atmosphere. While the decorations were not as elaborate as those back home, Mummy likes them because they are simple and elegant.





Friday, December 11, 2009

London Museums

Mummy was in London to watch a varsity rugby match today, so Daddy decided to bring me around London to do some sightseeing. We went to the Science Museum, where there were many cars and aeroplanes.



We then went to the Natural History Museum (again) to see dinosaurs. Daddy's really fascinated with them, much more than I am, haha.



We ended the day with a nice treat - yummy ice-cream from MacDonalds!




Thursday, December 10, 2009

Randomness

Daddy took a random photo of me at home today while I was lying down on the cool wooden floor. So cute right?

Tuesday, December 01, 2009

Colin

I want to marry Colin when I grow up, and I have been having a series of conversations with Daddy and Mummy about my future marriage plans:

Conversation 1
Me: Daddy, why does Ber Ber (Daddy's brother) call me Princess?
Daddy: Because you are our princess lor.

Me: Princess must marry prince? But Colin is not a prince, I cannot marry him?
Daddy: I am a King and I can make Colin a prince so that you can marry him

Me: Ok!

Conversation 2
Daddy: Zoe you so big already, can Mummy and I eat you?
Me: Noooo! I want to grow bigger.... so that I can marry Colin!

Conversation 3
Mummy: Zoe can you don't suck your thumb anymore? Later your finger not pretty how?
Me: *Bursts into tears* I want to be pretty so that I can marry Colin!

Saturday, November 28, 2009

So tired...

I was so tired this afternoon, but Daddy and Mummy insisted on going out to Tesco to buy groceries. I wanted Daddy to carry me so that I could lie on his shoulder, but Daddy came up with a brilliant plan instead.

Here's my new temporary bed :D

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Silly Daddy

I had a fun day with silly Daddy today. When we went grocery shopping in the afternoon, Daddy made the Little Men and Little Miss sit with me in the shopping cart. Silly Daddy didn't believe me when I said there was no space for all of us.




Then in the evening, silly Daddy couldn't stop me from talking. I managed to keep my silly Daddy quiet though, haha. I love my silly Daddy!

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Library and friends

We used to go to the libary every week when we were back home, but since we arrived in Cambridge, we haven't yet been to one. So this afternoon, for the first time, Daddy and Mummy brought me to the library to borrow books. This is the outside of the library:



In the evening, we had friends over for dinner. We often eat at Kaijie's house, so today was Daddy's and Mummy's turn to cook dinner instead. Mummy's classmate, Uncle Wee Siang and his family also came over for dinner. The three of us - Kaijie, Portia and I, had a lot of fun playing with the Wii afterwards.

Friday, November 20, 2009

Face painting

As part of the Children in Need day in the nursery today, we came to school in our pyjamas. It was a day for us to do something different and raise funds for charity. So, we tried out face-painting today. I am supposed to be a (pink and purple) tiger, roaaar!

Sunday, November 15, 2009

London (Part 2)

After a good night's sleep in Chloe's house, we continued our sightseeing in London today with Daddy and Mummy's friends. I took a photo with Uncle Sebas at Trafalgar Square, where the sun was shining brightly in my eyes.



Next, we walked to a place when we saw guards in red riding on black horses.



Along the way, we passed by a place with many pigeons. I ran after them, but they all flew away before I could catch them.



We also went to visit Buckingham Palace...



... as well as the Big Ben.




After walking around all morning, Mummy brought me to a church in Bayswater for mass. It was a very small and old church, and Mummy said that she used to go there for mass every week a long time ago when she was studying in London. After lunch (where we had duck rice at the famous Four Seasons restaurant), we went window shopping at Whiteleys. The Muji shop had a cute white paper penguin that looked like me:


To finish off our weekend in London, we went out for dinner. Daddy and I went back to Bayswater for dinner with Chloe and some of his friends, while Mummy went to Leicester Square. After dinner, we went to meet Mummy so that we could go back home together. We remembered just in time to take a photo before we parted ways =P

Saturday, November 14, 2009

London for the weekend

Today is a special day. Six years ago today, Daddy and Mummy (when they weren't yet Daddy and Mummy, cos I wasn't born yet) got married at the beach at East Coast. I also want to be like Mummy and Daddy one day, and I want to marry Colin from my childcare centre back home.

But for today, I am happy to go with Daddy and Mummy to London for the weekend, where we will stay at Chloe's house =)

We went to the Natural History Museum in the late morning. I saw a huge bird that was even bigger than me:



There were also huge eggs in the musuem. I like to eat eggs, especially the yolk, yummy.



In the afternoon, we went to Piccadily Circus and stopped by an arcade in Trocadero (shopping centre).



At night, we met some of Daddy and Mummy's friends (who were here in London for work) for dinner and walked with them down Oxford Street.