Weekend at Sentosa

I'm still super-duper busy with tons of copy editing to do. But I must upload these pictures we took of Kai over the weekend cos he was full of smiles... and we managed to capture them!

We decided to bring Kai to the Underwaterworld at Sentosa for a treat. Didn't think he saw much of the exhibits as he was hungry half the time and then he got sleepy after his feed. We forgot to bring the camera with us during the outing so there were NO pix. Stayed at The Sentosa (http://www.beaufort.com.sg/) and took tons of pictures there.


We didn't bring Kai's own bathtub so we had to bath him in the hotel's tub, which means one of us have to get in with him. So that explains the second pix here.

Great expectations

It's 9.06pm and I'm still in the office doing copy editing. It's a horrible, horrible piece written by a person who can't string a single, decent sentence together. There're plenty of such writers around and I know, I'm bound to get another article that will make me very miserable again.

(Hats off to Eva Wong, the super-sub.)

Kai, I'll do whatever it takes to make sure that you write well. Never mind that you'd probably never doubleboil bird's nest for mommy (daddy will do that) and that you'd devote your life to your wife after you get married. But...

You

MUST

write

coherently.

Kai visits People's Park

Kai was the VIP of People's Park when we brought him to visit my parents on Saturday. Mom brought him all over the place and he was carried by almost every shop keeper my mom knows on the second floor -- which is a lot!

You should also see the bustle of activities when Mom passed two pieces of cloth to be sewn into blankets over to the tailor. Because the tailor was busy, the neighbors selling Christian paraphernalia got involved. One hemmed the edges, another ironed the blankets. Everyone else crowded round to see the baby.

The second picture I have of Kai in this post was taken after the milk fight I had with him on Friday morning. It involved flying milk bottles and they weren't thrown by the mother.