23/11/2007 Sat
Today we celebrated Er Jiu's birthday at a Toa Payoh restaurant. The kids had an assortment of food as I want them to try out different things instead of always having ee fu noodles at such places. Surprisingly, they ate most of the things given to them, chee cheong fun, carrot cake, glutinous rice, fish dumplings, char siew pau etc. After lunch, we headed to the library just next door to borrow some books and then went home for their nap. The kids were kept entertained on the way back with tales of lizards, hippos and chicken
I attended the soft launch of the new Anchorvale CC while the kids nap and signed Meryl up for a ballet course. It was such a god-sent that the dance school is now just a mere 5 mins away from my place and I need not waste time ferrying her to classes. We headed for the Yacht Club for a swim and then had dinner with their granddad and Auntie. The highlight of the evening was the Karaoke where the 2 of them sang their Hokkien song to the amazement of the audience. The kids were so thrilled to hear themselves singing instead of the singer and they sang very Loudly. It was 10 by the time we left and Kyle was so worn out by then.
Today we celebrated Er Jiu's birthday at a Toa Payoh restaurant. The kids had an assortment of food as I want them to try out different things instead of always having ee fu noodles at such places. Surprisingly, they ate most of the things given to them, chee cheong fun, carrot cake, glutinous rice, fish dumplings, char siew pau etc. After lunch, we headed to the library just next door to borrow some books and then went home for their nap. The kids were kept entertained on the way back with tales of lizards, hippos and chicken
I attended the soft launch of the new Anchorvale CC while the kids nap and signed Meryl up for a ballet course. It was such a god-sent that the dance school is now just a mere 5 mins away from my place and I need not waste time ferrying her to classes. We headed for the Yacht Club for a swim and then had dinner with their granddad and Auntie. The highlight of the evening was the Karaoke where the 2 of them sang their Hokkien song to the amazement of the audience. The kids were so thrilled to hear themselves singing instead of the singer and they sang very Loudly. It was 10 by the time we left and Kyle was so worn out by then.
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