Monday, February 19, 2018. Why, hello there strangers. Each day is about getting by, one day at a time, hopefully with more items struck off my to do list than new ones piled on.

Wherever The Road Takes Me.

2nd day of the new year and I made another booboo as a mummy. Oh dear, I pray this is not going to be a trend! Elliot seems to have gotten my seafood allergy, a few days ago, he broke out in rashes, we suspect because of some fish sauce that he had in a dish. The next day, he had fish porridge that made him blow up in angry rashes all over his body. It since went down after some Zyrtec. They use dashi stock! First .

After having breakfast in our room, we headed out to Central Festival Mall. Enjoying our ride in a Tuk Tuk. Happy Chinese New Year! A post shared by Madeline Heng.

Life as Tay knows it. CNY Goodies from Pineapple Tarts Singapore. Christmas Craft Party with CraftsforGreen.

Edgar Swimming journey - 2. After a long 2 months breaks, his swimming program is back on track. There is a change of his coarch. The former coarch has moved on to other venture unfortunately. We would love to have him coarch Edgar further. But he has his own plan for now. Perhap in future we would reconnect Edgar with him again. However, he has setup a good basic start for the boy during that 4 months. Images of him doing the frog style. Closing in with his freestyle.

Days of being loud and siao! January 23rd, 2009. I heard you were talking shit. People hear you talking like that. Upgrade to paid account! .

8220;Suddenly, Mommy! Staying sane and staying fabulous while staying at home. I stopped blogging somewhere in the middle of 2014 because life simply got too hectic. There are more but obviously these are the more major.

We pass by friends on bicycles, wave bye to passing neighbours in cars, catch up with schoolmates walking ahead. The neighbourhood stirs, then roars with an excitement. The day trudges on, the sky darkens. And we celebrate a life well-lived. A life that was spent building better lives for others before and after him. Rest in peace, Mr Lee.