A drawing of myself with long hair
Summer and Mika Lai
Two precious girls in the Lai family. Will they get along nicely or stir up storms everyday? Keep yourselves posted by visiting our blog! Meanwhile, fingers crossed.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
My drawings
I like to draw and my drawing has more form now rather than scribbles. Here is a card that I drew for my friend Kiva's birthday.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
No longer shy
I used to be a shy, quiet baby, and when ZheZhe snitches my toys I would just look at the toy being taken away. When a stranger looked at me, I would just get shy and dug my face into Mummy's chest. But since the past week, I have gotten braver and became very vocal. I would scream really loud at any time, and when ZheZhe takes my toy away, I would either shout at her, or shout and pull her hair and hit her, and I even like to smile at strangers!
ZheZhe and I fighting for toy. We fought long enough for Mummy to grab her camera to take photos
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Bigger girl
I am 9 months old already, and Mummy needs to start filling in forms for my education next year. Hong Kong is a crazy place. So when she wanted to get a form from ZheZhe's school for next year's N1 class, they asked her not to bother as they will not accept any applications for children born between 1 September 2009 to 31 December 2009! So what it means is that I will not be able to study there for their N1 classes and will have to apply for K1 for 2012. So Mummy broke into sweat and immediately try to find a school that may be able to take me in.
This is me with ZheZhe when I was a few days old..
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
K1F
School started today and I am now officially a Kindergarten student! My class is K1F at KCS. This year only Natalie and Mia and a few more friends from last year's class are in the same class as me, I miss my best friend Jodie and Nadia. This year school started on Wednesday, and parents can accompany us on Wednesday and Thursday but Friday we have to do it on our own. This week it is only one hour per day, and from next week onwards it is 3 hours a day.
PoPo, Gong Gong, Mummy and Daddy gave me Lai See to wish me a good start to my school years. Mummy wrote all these auspicious words on the red paper and wrapped Shallot in it, symbolising 'Clever', Mummy you are so daggy
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