Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll eat for the rest of his life..... If nothing else, at least this is the place for all kinds of fish tales
Friday, July 14, 2006
No comments for you!! Okay, maybe you can....
It's been asked for in the past, and The Slacker (Shearn) finally took a couple of minutes to set it up. You can drop comments now.
Monday, July 10, 2006
27 weeks pregnant
Thursday, July 06, 2006
Does it count as exercise...
...when you walk to the store to buy a Sprite? Hmmm. I think I'll forget that question and just enjoy sitting here with my cold drink. :)
Thursday, June 29, 2006
Electric toothbrush
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Sleep dramas in our house
Benji and I both have been very particular sleepers lately.
Benji has been waking up by 6 a.m. for the last two months or so. We're not sure if he thinks he's going to work with Daddy or what. It seems that his biological clock is set for that time and will NOT be re-programmed despite many attempts on my part. Therefore, I have given up in getting him to sleep later in the morning, so now we're trying to get him to sleep earlier in the evening so he can get sufficient sleep each day. He now is totally konked out by 7:40 p.m. This definitely limits our social engagements; however, we have not been receiving very many invitations to social engagements so we're doing fine. Our friends don't love us anymore! (just kidding)
Then there's me. Benji woke up MANY times a night from 6 months until 18 or 19 months. (I will not give a specific number so as not to scare the non-parents who are reading.) Once we night weaned, he slept much better. Now he either sleeps all the way through the night or just wakes up once. A real miracle! So now I should be getting GREAT sleep, right? No, now *I* can't sleep. First of all, I've got this big belly that makes sleeping uncomfortable. I also have to wake up to go to the bathroom several times a night. But I can't blame it all on the little baby. I also just have insomnia. I lie in our bed and feel no tiredness even when I should be exhausted. Well, the exhaustion comes the next morning around 10 or 11 a.m. Thankfully Benji does take pretty long naps, therefore so do I.
So what about Shearn Yoong? He seems to sleep fine, normal hours. But he does have to hear my complaining about my problems! :)
Benji has been waking up by 6 a.m. for the last two months or so. We're not sure if he thinks he's going to work with Daddy or what. It seems that his biological clock is set for that time and will NOT be re-programmed despite many attempts on my part. Therefore, I have given up in getting him to sleep later in the morning, so now we're trying to get him to sleep earlier in the evening so he can get sufficient sleep each day. He now is totally konked out by 7:40 p.m. This definitely limits our social engagements; however, we have not been receiving very many invitations to social engagements so we're doing fine. Our friends don't love us anymore! (just kidding)
Then there's me. Benji woke up MANY times a night from 6 months until 18 or 19 months. (I will not give a specific number so as not to scare the non-parents who are reading.) Once we night weaned, he slept much better. Now he either sleeps all the way through the night or just wakes up once. A real miracle! So now I should be getting GREAT sleep, right? No, now *I* can't sleep. First of all, I've got this big belly that makes sleeping uncomfortable. I also have to wake up to go to the bathroom several times a night. But I can't blame it all on the little baby. I also just have insomnia. I lie in our bed and feel no tiredness even when I should be exhausted. Well, the exhaustion comes the next morning around 10 or 11 a.m. Thankfully Benji does take pretty long naps, therefore so do I.
So what about Shearn Yoong? He seems to sleep fine, normal hours. But he does have to hear my complaining about my problems! :)
Saturday, June 24, 2006
Organizing mood
Benji went to bed early tonight (7:40 p.m.) and Shearn Yoong was at Bible study, so I was looking around for things to do. It's rare that I am in an organizing mood, but tonight was one of those nights.
We bought a new set of pots and pans a few days ago. All of our previous pots and pans are hand-me-downs or the ones Shearn Yoong bought at Wal-Mart FOB (fresh off the boat, or airplane in his case) from Malaysia in 1998. We will keep them as Benji's toys - he makes a delicious alphabet soup. However, now we have shiny, new ones that beg for something delicious to be cooked in them.
Only one problem - all of our cupboards were full of OTHER things. Well, almost two hours later, I am happy to report that everything has its place, I threw a few things away, and all the cupboards close without a problem. Mission accomplished!
I have not had the energy to nest with this pregnancy like I did with Benji's pregnancy (keeping up with a toddler is hard work!). I still have one more week of the 2nd trimester - maybe I'll have a sudden energy spurt. Our house would be very grateful if that happened!
We bought a new set of pots and pans a few days ago. All of our previous pots and pans are hand-me-downs or the ones Shearn Yoong bought at Wal-Mart FOB (fresh off the boat, or airplane in his case) from Malaysia in 1998. We will keep them as Benji's toys - he makes a delicious alphabet soup. However, now we have shiny, new ones that beg for something delicious to be cooked in them.
Only one problem - all of our cupboards were full of OTHER things. Well, almost two hours later, I am happy to report that everything has its place, I threw a few things away, and all the cupboards close without a problem. Mission accomplished!
I have not had the energy to nest with this pregnancy like I did with Benji's pregnancy (keeping up with a toddler is hard work!). I still have one more week of the 2nd trimester - maybe I'll have a sudden energy spurt. Our house would be very grateful if that happened!
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Denver Aquarium
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Denver's Children's Museum
When we entered the museum, the real fire truck immediately capitvated Benji. He probably would have spent three hours just playing on the fire truck if we didn't gently guide him to some other exhibits. Here he is driving the fire truck.
This was Benji's first time to paint - and he had a blast! He liked to use lots of color (like his mommy).
Benji created at least six masterpieces, but here are two for your viewing pleasure.
Benji then tried his hand at fishing for velcro fish. It didn't take him too long to get the hang of it. Uncle David might have a fishing partner soon.
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