Published in September 16th, 2010
Lately, I am crazy over making crotchet scrunchies for De’Little Ones. I am glad that I have a pair of girls with long hairs that I can styled them up, in which ever way I want. They would be more than happy to wear anything I make for them, as long as I told them […]
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Published in August 11th, 2010
On last Sunday evening, after taking our dinner, we all sat under the pendant lights and watched our favorite TV program. During the commercial break, Kylie suddenly ran to the room and fetched a paper for her daddy. She then asked daddy to draw a Malaysian flag on the paper for her. After daddy had […]
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Published in July 22nd, 2010
My childhood interest in doing cross-stitch and crochet came back recently when I thought of making a lanyard for myself. The old lanyard, provided by the company, was returned and hence we were required to buy one. So, instead of buying one, I dug my dusty boxes, found some leftover colorful threads, some rusty hooks […]
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Published in September 11th, 2008
Two days ago, Kylie kept on insisting that I helped her to make a magic wand and fairy wings. I told her I was too tired, already 9 pm, and would help her during weekends and not that Tuesday night. She wouldn’t listen to me and she made her own wand. She took a piece […]
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Published in September 2nd, 2008
This was what I bought for Kylie last weekend. Only RM15.00 for 8 colors and 1 black liner. You could make your own stain glass decoration art with these colors.
There were 6 pages of illustrated theme pattern (insect, ocean, space, party, animal and music) and all you need to do was to fix the clear vinyl sheet on […]
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Published in August 31st, 2008
“Tanggal 31, bulan lapan lima puluh tujuh.
Merdeka ! Merdeka !
Kita sudah berjaya,
Merdeka!
Kita sudah merdeka.
MERDEKA! (shout loud)”
Kylie sang the “31 Ogos”, a patriotic song, sang by Sudirman. Her singing was not so perfect since she had twisted the lyric a little bit. However, she looked so happy and patriotic. She was wearing a paper hat and […]
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Published in August 21st, 2008
Setting up an online business is always my dream. I wanted to venture into this field but till now I am still heading nowhere, blur and lack of the “push factor” from myself to get started.
Knowledge is power. Knowledge is money. If one has the knowledge, one can earn more money or save more money.
I felt […]
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Published in July 30th, 2008
Thanks to my friend, Umie, for buying the cookies mould from Takashimaya in Yokohama, Japan. She searched few places and finally found them. She bought two boxes for me and another two boxes for our friend.
Each box comes with two moulds and the cost of one box was 630 Yen (around RM20) after the 5% tax.
Here’s the receipt and I’ll slowly post the […]
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Published in July 25th, 2008
This bracelet is not an ordinary children’s charm bangle bracelet with yellow, white and rose color dangling hearts. It is a medical id bracelet worn by baby or children. Medical information can be engraved onto the bracelet itself. It looks so beautiful to an untrained eye, in a way which is good, as it will […]
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Published in June 20th, 2008
Where is the photo frame? Why Kylie still didn’t bring it home? Hubby was not waiting for it but I am. I am going to ask Kylie’s teacher as to why hubby still didn’t receive his Father’s Day present. Last year, Kylie gave both of us presents on time but why this year only mothers received theirs […]
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Published in June 14th, 2008
We were eating our dinner together and little did I know that hubby was waiting to go back home and asked Kylie this question.
Daddy: “Happy Father’s Day is this Sunday. Do you have any present for daddy?”
Kylie: “Not Father’s Day yet. Got photo frame for you.”
Daddy: “Where is it?”
Kylie: “In the school.”
Daddy: “Why never […]
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Published in May 10th, 2008
I received TWO Mother’s Day presents from my daughters today. I was expecting only one but I received another from Kylin. So what can Kylin possibly give me at such a young age? Read the last paragraph.
Kylie (elder daughter):
I came home late today and Kylie gave me a “surprise” shoebox gift. Not really a surprise, […]
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Published in May 6th, 2008
Few weeks back, while I was bathing Kylie, Kylie asked for an empty shoebox. She said Teacher Joe, her class teacher, wanted her to bring the shoebox to school. Then I asked why Teacher Joe wanted the shoebox and she couldn’t answer me. She then continued to question where I kept the shoebox and I […]
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Published in April 2nd, 2008
I was thinking of selling my aunt’s handmade key chains and magnets since I started this blog but I had procrastinated till today. I guessed the biggest barrier I faced was the knowledge of how to sell these items online. Anyone know how and willing to share your valuable knowledge with me? How much should I charge […]
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Published in February 8th, 2008
The day before Chinese New Year, Kylie and I made 3 lanterns. We used the big rectangle red packets (ang pows), folded the sides (left and right) and stapled the folded sides together.
Then placed one ang pow diagonally inside the hexagon lantern and at the bottom of the lantern, decorate it with a dangling ang pow. To hang […]
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Published in January 30th, 2008
I got this idea from her preschool but amended the method a little. Instead of printing directly on the colored paper and laminating it, I cut all the alphabets (Monday till Sunday) and let Kylie sticked all the alphabets on few colored papers. This was last year project, around August that we did them. It took few days to complete, as the process of […]
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