Friday, 13 July 2012
When you keep falling sick
When you keep falling sick, and you are at your wits' end, you tend to sleep, and sleep and sleep while dragging your sorry self to work when the time comes after your sick leave is over.
Oh, please get well soon, for Goodness' sake!
Thursday, 12 July 2012
Why are Caucasian Kids so adorable? - Our trip to Disney World, Orlando, Florida, USA
Why are Caucasian kids SO ADORABLE?
Our trip to Disney World, Orlando, Florida was our first 'real' contact during the daytime with the US.
Being fond of children, having no kids ourselves, the first thing that struck us in the days that follow is how ADORABLE the caucasian kids are, from babies to tots to pre-schoolers to elementary schooler and to early teens... after that they are budding beauties and handsome hunks when they are already gorgeous teenagers, some who are not even 18 yet can pass off as someone more mature. I guess the same can be said all over the world - kids growing up too fast!
A random shot of a group of teens who were ahead of us in the line.
A group of school kids performing in their choir.
Being in Disney World, you can expect to see kids EVERYWHERE, nearly half my photos are of kids whether intentionally or unintentionally.
While waiting for the show in 'China' to start at EPCOT (one of the four parks in Disney World. We spent two-whole days in EPCOT.
Cute sisters on the Disney bus.
The younger sister smiled sweetly.
Bro taking a pix of his sis at 'Japan' in EPCOT.
This little girl in the pink skirt actually 'danced' and moved from her spot to the next spot randomly while the Disney Photopass (you can google more about it) photographer was trying to snap a still pix of her. I couldn't help laughing at the cute little girl's antics and finally the Disney Photopass photographer removed her camera from the tripod and followed the girl's movement. At Disney Hollywood Studios (formerly MGM) - one of the four theme parks in Disney World.
This cute little boy gave a scare to his parents when he went out from the unsecured gate of the grounds we were at and his mom shouted for him, alerting his dad who ran after him and carried him back and securely locking the gate. He was just so cute - it was already dusk, hence the pix isn't that clear. -Fort Wilderness Resort, one of the many resorts in Disney World.
Little girl with King Louie from Jungle Book at Animal Kingdom, one of the four parks in Disney World.
Soft baby hair, curly long eyelashes, big beautiful eyes, cherubic pinkish cheeks, and sometimes sprinkled with freckles, red lips... oh, they are such angels - brunette, red-haired or blondes alike!
Of course, despite my infatuation with Caucasian kids, I find that every child is just as cute and adorable. This group of siblings, most presumedly of South Asian descent were very talkative during our Jungle River Cruise.
And they were very responsive too!
Double the cuteness, TWINS! With Chip and Dale. And I cannot even guess their ethnicity. At the end of the day, children will always be children, innocent and universally adorable.
I love children so much my ovaries are throbbing now. Okay, abrupt end of blog post.
Do search for my other blog posts on our trip to Disney World by searching the tag "Disney"
This little boy seated in front of us during the Safari at Animal Kingdom, one of the four theme parks in Disney World is just so adorable - he reminded me of my good friend, Mei's only son:
Our trip to Disney World, Orlando, Florida was our first 'real' contact during the daytime with the US.
Being fond of children, having no kids ourselves, the first thing that struck us in the days that follow is how ADORABLE the caucasian kids are, from babies to tots to pre-schoolers to elementary schooler and to early teens... after that they are budding beauties and handsome hunks when they are already gorgeous teenagers, some who are not even 18 yet can pass off as someone more mature. I guess the same can be said all over the world - kids growing up too fast!
A random shot of a group of teens who were ahead of us in the line.
A group of school kids performing in their choir.
Being in Disney World, you can expect to see kids EVERYWHERE, nearly half my photos are of kids whether intentionally or unintentionally.
While waiting for the show in 'China' to start at EPCOT (one of the four parks in Disney World. We spent two-whole days in EPCOT.
Cute sisters on the Disney bus.
The younger sister smiled sweetly.
Bro taking a pix of his sis at 'Japan' in EPCOT.
This little girl in the pink skirt actually 'danced' and moved from her spot to the next spot randomly while the Disney Photopass (you can google more about it) photographer was trying to snap a still pix of her. I couldn't help laughing at the cute little girl's antics and finally the Disney Photopass photographer removed her camera from the tripod and followed the girl's movement. At Disney Hollywood Studios (formerly MGM) - one of the four theme parks in Disney World.
This cute little boy gave a scare to his parents when he went out from the unsecured gate of the grounds we were at and his mom shouted for him, alerting his dad who ran after him and carried him back and securely locking the gate. He was just so cute - it was already dusk, hence the pix isn't that clear. -Fort Wilderness Resort, one of the many resorts in Disney World.
Little girl with King Louie from Jungle Book at Animal Kingdom, one of the four parks in Disney World.
Soft baby hair, curly long eyelashes, big beautiful eyes, cherubic pinkish cheeks, and sometimes sprinkled with freckles, red lips... oh, they are such angels - brunette, red-haired or blondes alike!
Of course, despite my infatuation with Caucasian kids, I find that every child is just as cute and adorable. This group of siblings, most presumedly of South Asian descent were very talkative during our Jungle River Cruise.
And they were very responsive too!
Double the cuteness, TWINS! With Chip and Dale. And I cannot even guess their ethnicity. At the end of the day, children will always be children, innocent and universally adorable.
I love children so much my ovaries are throbbing now. Okay, abrupt end of blog post.
Do search for my other blog posts on our trip to Disney World by searching the tag "Disney"
This little boy seated in front of us during the Safari at Animal Kingdom, one of the four theme parks in Disney World is just so adorable - he reminded me of my good friend, Mei's only son:
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Wednesday, 11 July 2012
FAMILY - The nucleus of every society
I love the photograph above which I have grabbed online, author/photographer unknown. The fingers/palm of the mother are similar to mine, chubby and stubby. :-) This is part of my visualisation in my daily reflection and hope that one day, our family of two will be three. Gotta keep the positive thoughts/feelings flowing!
This, and many other things and support I am grateful for in life at the moment kept me going in this journey of TTC (trying to conceive).
F- Father
A- and
M- Mother
I- I
L- Love
Y- You
We are not parents ourselves yet but hubby and I are lucky in the sense that we both have loving parents, complete sets, still alive and well. Not many have that privilege of having both sets of parents alive, and that is indeed a blessing.
We have to keep reminding ourselves not to lose sight of what we have in front of/beside us in pursuit of something we hope to gain but do not have yet. I guess 'letting go' is the start of a new beginning. My resolution is I shall resolve to not hold on too tightly to my 'goal' and live more in the present moment.
Come what may. Take a deep breath and have faith that everything will be alright in the end. Baby dust to all TTC couples.
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