





My Mommy wrote this blog to chronicle the events, developments and happenings in my life as a baby boy. There are special moments in seemingly ordinary events of my life....all recorded here.








By the way, Mommy only RSVPed on 2nd November 2009, which is already past the RSVP deadline, but luckily they still accepted because Mommy received a confirmation email from Ms. Yap Su Ling. So if you are interested to attend, you can still try to RSVP.
(Juan Or is making another try on another shape.)

Instead of concentrating on eating the kuih (well, he only managed a few bites at first), he took the kuih and banged it onto the shopping cart's handle bar!
Next, Juan Or gave Mommy the surprised look for Mommy to photograph as if he hadn't been doing anything funny with the kuih!

(The edible landscape.)
Now Mommy and Juan Or walked under the shade structure. You can see many vegetable fruits hanging down and the creeping veegetable plants providing shade as well. What a beautiful sight! Now Mommy knows - vegetables plants can be just as good for landscaping purpose. The only thing is that if you plant the creeping type, you need to built a substantial structure for it if your other aim is for landscaping purpose, and of course building such structure requires money!
(Many loofahs and snake gourds can be seen hanging down like Christmas ornaments! What a delicious and beautiful sight!)
(The garden pathway with more of these vegetable fruits hanging like Christmas ornaments.)
(Another angle of the garden pathway.)
(Net structures plus rafia strings at the side parts of the shade structure as means for the creeping plants to do the initial climbing. Seen here are bitter gourds hanging among the foliage.)
(Juan Or, all wet and sweaty, was looking around under the vegetable shade.)
("Yikes, a dead vegetable flower on the floor! That's mine!")
(After passing through the vegetable shade, we arrive at the lakeside landscape. Seen here is Juan Or running towards an orange garden hose on the floor.)
("Mama won't let me touch the garden hose because it's dirty, but I touch it already! What can Mama do!?" Look at Juan Or's cheeky laugh!)
(Mommy was attracted to this bottle gourd. Would you believe it if Mommy tells you this gourd is humongous?)
(Taa-dah! Mommy's hand is put here....now see for yourself how humongous it is!)
(This is another big bottle gourd but not as big as the one just now, only thing is that it is nearer to the floor. So Mommy asked Juan Or to go and touch it while Mommy snapped a photo. Too bad, Mommy's handphone camera is not fast enough - shown here is Juan Or already done with touching the gourd!)
(Juan Or was playing hide-and-seek with Mommy. "Juan Or, you think Mama cannot see where you are hiding meh?")
(Juan Or seems to enjoy stepping on those tiny pebbles covering the floor of the nursery.)
(Mommy managed to capture closer view of Juan Or walking around happily.)
("Juan Or, you are still not done with stepping on those pebbles?")
(Juan Or was so happy to be here.)
("Juan Or, cannot pluck those leaves ah! Mommy is not buying those plantlets.")
(An ever-so-curious Juan Or walking to and fro, in and out of the maze of fruit plantlets in-polybags.)
(Left is round brinjal and right is chilli padi.)




(These are Brown and Watson books in large print sold at RM19 each. Mommy recall seeing MPH Bookstores selling them cheaper at RM14.90 and at normal price some more!)
(Mommy bought these range of books before in the previous sale. In the previous sale, each was priced at RM5, but now it's RM9!)
(This time, Crescent News sells all their Ladybird books at RM6.90 each. But in the previous sale, some Ladybird titles went to as low as RM3 each!)
(If Mommy didn't remember wrongly, the board books to the left side are priced at RM15 each, the right side RM10. The publisher is Dreamland, a publishing company from India, but the photos/pictures of objects are of high quality.)
(Two colouring books with word-learning aspect and a paper model book where you tear out the animal parts and shapes in cardboard to build animals, each at RM3.)
(Origami book with step-by-step colour illustrations for RM11, and a large print, hard-covered animal story book for RM6.)
(Dr. Spock's baby and childcare bible, still in plastic wrapper, selling for RM5 only! But sorry, this is the only book left among the disorderly pile of books. The other one is a board story book where children can wipe clean whatever they have coloured with the crayon, for RM5.)
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