I sew this diaper bag and cot bumper during my first pregnancy. I love patch work and thought it would looks great on the bumper.

However, now that Baby is completely diaperless, I’m thinking of getting rid of them with a very heavy heart. But the bumper? Those are of sentimental value. Maybe I should keep them but since the diaper bag and the bumper came in a pair, I shall part them in a pair too. *sigh… shall see about that.

Tiny little origami stars….

Tiny little fish roe….

Tiny little insect….

All this are the wonder of macro shots!

….and also not forgetting, a Tiny little hand in prayer going out to TNChick.

Wishing her a speedy recovery. Little Princess asking FATHER to send ministering angels to assist her throughout the ordeal.

It’s been 2 months now since we are without a TeeVee. The projector is still serving us well and gawd knows when the projector bulb is going to fuse! Just another right theme this month as we have been playing shadow game.  This is one of the ‘Kids Game’ that I used to play during my childhood.

Fyi, that is Pocahontas in the backdrop and I think Daughter’s butterfly hand is not supposed to be seen. Ah, well…. another time then.

By the way, can someone teach me how to make dog shadow? Please?

Fake = Imitation

You can’t tell from the original Crocs or the fake ones till you check the strap for Crocs logo.  I got mine for only RM10.

Those little cute and colourful buttons was original from Crocs which cost me RM7 each!  More expensive than the fake/imitation slipper.

It’s too sweet.  Suddenly I’m lost for words. rofl…

On my 21st Birthday, my maternal Grandma gave me this:

Not a diamond but sapphire. Still, I love them to bits. Grandma is turning 92y/o tomorrow. Stay tune for more travel pic as we are celebrating her birthday in Pangkor Island.

Those were the days where we both sit crossed leg on the floor with a comb on my lap and acessories all over the floor, slowly combing and pleating her hair – making her feel so princessy. Whenever she misses her hair she will plead to me to enroll her in ballet classes so that she can keep her long hair. We’ll see about that. Paying monthly RM80 for a ballet lesson just so she can have long hair? Siao meh! (Crazy)

But actually hor, I also wish she had long hair if not for the ruling of Chinese school. I wonder is there any ballet teacher reading my blog that would be so kind to write me an exemption letter? Pretty please?!

I have readers in doubt of this Photo Hunter madness thingy that I particated every week. If you are interested to join in the fun, check out TNChick for instructions and some rules and regulation. Basically, we go snap pics based on the theme that was given on her site and post them up on Friday night (our time will be Saturday morning la). Got it now, Jazz?

Well, for this week theme I kinda cheated a bit. Instead of art, I’m showing craft!

I’m using Boungainvillea as they won’t turn brittle. Basically, you use a crayon and draw a tree & branches then smear glue on the Boungainvillea and paste it on your artwork.

Happy Crafting

p/s: Tomorrow is Agong’s (King’s) birthday *cough*. Enjoy your holiday and your weekends. XOXO

Firstly, you thought there is limited things around the house that is colourful. As you go about your house doing chores, you tend to find every nooks and corner is filled with colourful things.

• Colourful handmade patch work blankets
• M&M Choco in the fridge
• Candy coated Hershey Kisses
• Tupperware collections
• Legos & toys
• Imitation Croc shoes
• Colourful sprinkles
• Stack of laundries
• Clothes pegs

There’s just so many things to name! Just as I thought I’ve finished compiling colourful things I saw around my house, I saw Princess digging into the cookie jar and was munching away Sugar Topping Biscuits.

Have a colourful weekends ya all and please say hi to your mom for me.

It’s Photo Hunter week again. wheeeee…. cooking!  I love cooking!

Lately, I’ve been trying to eat healthy and it’s not easy for Asian as we stir-fry a lot.  So, instead of stir-fried my greens, I blanched them in boiling water for less than a minute to retained the vitamins.  You can opt to use the water for sauces or soup.  That way, you don’t loose anything.

This is organic kai lan with organic apricat mushroom.  So healthy. Can.

Used a teaspoon of olive oil to brown your garlic.  Add a cup of water and bring them to a boil before adding oyster sauce and mushroom.  Thicken gravy with a little tapioca starch.  Pour gravy onto your blanched kai lan.

Or you can brown some baby anchovies till crispy. I was told that olive oil is used only for cooking but not for deep frying.  As for me, I used sunflower oil to brown my anchovies and use a kitchen towel to absorb the excess oil.

Brown some garlic + water + oyster sauce + tapioca starch = gravy.  Pour them over your vege and garnish anchovies on your kai lan.  I find the crunching sound from the anchovies is very therapeutic!

Happy Cooking