Mummy, I Love You!!

These are the words i've been hearing Grace repeat over and over again every day, every hour or so since the day we got home.. Am not sure if it's the "run away" that made her realized she missed and loved mummy so much or is it just part and parcel of growing up for a girl, afterall, the brothers seldom comes and tell mummy such touching words that will make me melt!.. 

  

But for now, am not going to worry about the whatever reasons that she's doing it.. 

  

Right now, i am just enjoying it every time she come and tells me she loves me and her "not at all stingy" kisses all over my face!  

Infact, I'm Loving It!.. :)

Genting Blues

Grace is missing Genting loads!..  

Last week, daddy drove to KL for a meeting with mummy and Grace tagging along.. And the moment we paid the toll at Sg. Besi, she's been asking we going to Genting yi-gee (is it)?..

And from then on, the moment she wakes up, she will ask, "we going to Genting yi-gee?.." We put her into the car, she will ask "we going to Genting yi-gee (is it)?.." We pick her from school in the evening, she will ask "We going to Genting yi-gee (is it)?.." We put her in bed at night, she will ask "We going to Genting tomorrow morning yi-gee (is it)?.. Last night when she was asleep, i heard her say "papa, tomorrow we go genting and play ok.. i want to sit the caterpillow (she meant caterpillar).."  

Hehe.. Poor little girl.. She must have really missed Genting a LOT!!

Grace and Her "POWER" English..

 

These days, Grace expresses herself very well, so well that often passerby will stop and ask if she's already 4yo..

  

She is able to use words like drizzling, heavy showers, thunderstorm to describe the rain; wonderful, fantastic, amazing instead of the usual nice; lovely instead of just cute or pretty etc.. 

  

Of cos, as much as we like her to learn to speak proper english, she is also picking up the yi-gee (is it), huh?, hor, lah, loh, leh.. 

  

And, although she's able to express and speak up, her words are sometimes not too clear and it will make us laugh until tears flow out.. For example : 

yi-gee = is it, 

Mc-don-ne-ner = McDonalds

Hun-gee = hungry

key-not = cannot

  

Oh, but the down side of it, she can now talk from Bedok to Jurong and back without stopping!!  And if we choose to ignore, she will go "mummy, mummy, mummy, then mom, mom, talk to me leh, talk to me pleassssseee... mummy, mummy i love you so much leh, talk to me pleassseee..."  And then she will attempt to unbuckle her car seat to climb out and offer my a kiss hoping i will not ignore her.. 

  

Poor ears just cannot have a break at times.. :P