Road Safety Park

Road Safety Park (East Coast) open its door to the public recently. Daddy brought me there to cycle. East Coast Park was very crowded but thankfully, it was not so in Road Safety Park. I've almost the whole park to myself. Hee hee, that's why I didnt keep to my lane and could even cycle opposite directions. The only downside was that the traffic lights were not working. Daddy said that they are only turned on when Road Safety Park conducts training sessions.

Upgrading

My cup "journey" started from left to right.

I'm officially using the adult toilet bowl!

Growth Development IV

Current Height: 97cm

Current Weight: 14.4kg

Shu Shu's Wedding

Gone were the days I dislike occasions where the adults wear dark coloured suits and gowns and I would give the "dont mess with me" look if they try to approach me. I was friendly and relatively well behaved during Shu Shu's wedding dinner, leaving my seat only to pee and towards the end to play with Ah ma who was seated at another table. I enjoyed the video clips shown during the wedding, the sharksfin soup and the e-fu noodles. I even went up the stage to participate in the shouting (adults called it "yum seng") session but ended up trying to blow out the decorative candles placed on the stage. Hee hee...
I heard I will be attending another such occasion soon as mummy's best friend is getting married...

Current "In" Things

1) Cereal for breakfast



2) Yakult - Grape flavour



3) Chinese song "Three Tigers"

Hong Kong...Again

During the Jun school break, we went to Hong Kong for a short trip. After much consideration, the decision was still to go Hong Kong instead of other countries as I would be able to adapt well there.

We stayed in another hotel and explored new places in Hong Kong. We tried more modes of transport this time round - tram, small bus, travel bus, double checker public bus and the ferry. We went to a Buddhist Monastery to pray, Stanley Market for lunch and quick walk, checked out the 1881 Heritage building (the old marine police headquarters), play at Snoopy World's playground, Tai-O to appreciate the non city life and Noah Ark to see the huge boat and animals. On our last night, we ate a super expensive fish (cost around S$90) because I like to eat fish and that fish was the only one available in the hotel's restaurant.

This time, I didnt fuss much on the flight back, enjoyed my in-flight meal and ribena sweets, and dozed off while waiting for the aeroplane to land till the time we collected our luggages.

Bottle Tree Park

Mummy saw a tree shaped like a bottle when she and I were in the MRT travelling from Kranji to Yio Chu Kang station. She then told Daddy who checked out the address and took us there. I brought along my tricycle, for I love to cycle. We saw the "bottle" trees. There were 2 fishing areas - a big one at the front and a small one (near a restaurant) where kids and adults were fishing for shrimps and small fishes. The playgrounds were still wet due to the rain and I couldnt play. We were there for a while before it started to rain again. So we packed up and left.