We’ve finally done it!
A few months ago, Miss 10 bought a 500 piece jigsaw puzzle.. a beautiful Holland landsacpe shot, and we completed it without too much trouble.
But this… our second 500 piece jigsaw puzzle was a nightmare! All the lilypads and pond areas just looked the same! We started by doing the corner and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘kids’
Jigsaw Mania
Posted in Daily Adventures, One guy, three girls, tagged jigsaw, kids, puzzle on November 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
New blog header!
Posted in Blogging, One guy, three girls, tagged blog, Family, header, kids, KidsPictures, Photo, Photography, pictures, Singapore on September 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Don’t normally do a weekend blog post, but the girls are all asleep so I decided to do something I’ve been wanting to for ages – create a custom blog header!
I couldn’t decide between putting up one of the photos that I took myself, or putting up a family photo. Since my blog is not [...]
My first lasagne
Posted in cooking, tagged cooking, kids, lasagne on September 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Next experiment was something I love to eat, but have never ever cooked. Lasagne sounds hard to do.. I mean, it’s got so many layers!
When I went shopping for ingredients, one of my first dilemnas was what do I do about the lasagne sheets? Do I make my own? How good are the [...]
How to get the kids to practise
Posted in Parenting, tagged How to, kids, Music, practice on November 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One thing that makes parenting hard is getting your kids to do things that they should do but don’t want to do.
And practising their musical instruments falls right into that category for our 7yo. She just wasn’t motivated to practise her violin. She complained that practice is “boring”. The thing is that [...]
Nothing like swimming
Posted in One guy, three girls, Travel Diary, tagged holidays, kids, swimming on October 17, 2008 | 2 Comments »
So we pulled the kids all over Sydney and Melbourne during the holidays. We didn’t really plan much kid oriented activities – just shopping and some sight seeing. And did they get bored. I think there’s only so many Melbourne arcades a kid can look at. And it’s hard to motivate kids to walk somewhere [...]
What do I do?
Posted in One guy, three girls, tagged kids, occupation, programming on September 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
What do I do? Or really, can your child explain what you do? I asked the kids this a few weeks ago what I did at work.
Our 7yo answers, “You check your emails and play on the computer. You have meetings.”
Our 9yo answers, “You make computer programs.”
“What’s a program?” asks the younger one.
Hmmm… good question. [...]
Ball fun in the bath
Posted in One guy, three girls, tagged ball, bath, fun, kids on September 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We have one of those fridges that is covered with photos, magnetic business cards, Merit/Honour certificates and Chinese takeaway menus.
However, this is the current stand out item on our fridge which makes me happy everytime I get out the milk – an old photo of our daughter having a bath with all the balls from [...]
Scitech Slime
Posted in Daily Adventures, One guy, three girls, tagged birthday party, kids, science, Scitech, slime on September 17, 2008 | 1 Comment »
On the weekend, the kids were invited to a birthday party at Scitech, our local science discovery museum.
I love Scitech! And the kids do too. There are so many gadgets that kids can play with, and you don’t need to get stressed about them pressing any ol’ button like at home. In fact, I, [...]
Kid’s recording session!
Posted in Music, One guy, three girls, tagged kids, recording, singing on September 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Finally uploaded some files from our recording session last week. These are so cute! Great 18th birthday material
Wild Mountainside as sung and harmonised by our 9yo
I Whistle A Happy Tune as sung by our 7yo
Jazz in the Theatre with kids
Posted in One guy, three girls, Out and About, Parenting, tagged concert, Jazz in the Theatre, kids, Music, WAAPA on September 14, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Through the Facebook network, I learnt about a concert on last week. Jazz in the Theatre – Soundtracks was a showcase put on by the WA Academy of Performing Arts last week. The poster says that various jazz and comtemporary ensembles would play a collection of hits of music from musicals.
I wanted to go, [...]











