A Lovely Day

Abby went to school this morning with Daddy. She went to the toilet to wash and dry her hands on her own, and even said "HI!" to all her classmates and teachers when she saw them first thing in the morning. But, the waterworks started when Teacher J took over. Ben made his exit.

When I picked her up, she cried a little. Teacher J said she's been good, didn't cry until she saw me. That's quite an improvement. I plan to sneak in tomorrow to see for myself how she's doing. :)

After I picked her up today, we picked daddy up and went to Fork & Spoon for lunch. She wanted to "TRY!" our laksa Yong Tou Fu and we got her a chicken chop instead. She helped herself to the fries and ketchup. Oprah says that ketchup is good, so we give her ketchup. :P

Picked my bro up from camp and we had water play after that. She really enjoyed herself. Extended waterplay in the only bathtub in the home. Heh. :) She recognised HY Gugu and J kor kor and even chuckled when I asked her about them! :) Good sign. :)

Ranz enjoyed dinner thoroughly. Haven't seen him eat so heartily for a long time. Like what auntie mich says, it's very appetising seeing him eat. :) It made dinner really enjoyable.

The highlight of the day was when Mum came upstairs after picking Ranz up. She came upstairs to see her two darlings. After a while, we realised that Abby and Shalom were talking to each other!! It was really amazing! Abby was cooing to Shalom and he was responding really well! Guess what, that cheeky girl actually told her bro to "LOOK! MOOM!" And he actually did look up. Oh well. So much for teasing her. :P

The day ended with Ben and I having couch time in bed. Usually we'll chat and Abby will just rest soundly by listening to our conversation - just assured that her parents are fine and love each other. Now Shalom has joined her. :) We started talking after my bro and mum left when it was lights out, and both of them just slipped into lalaland while listening to our voices. We didn't pat, didn't have to coax them to sleep. Just by hearing the two of us share our day was enough to assure them that all is fine, that they didn't have to get the both of us together. Praise the Lord. It was awesome.