That Mom Of Four

Walking through the woods At the African fair Walking through the woods Items for sale at the fair Items on sale at the fair Family pic at the African Fair It was a fun filled day for the family as we visited an African fun fair during the day and a carnival near our home after we had dinner.  We didn't stay long enough for the fireworks display which happens around midnight but we did manage to catch a puppy soft toy for Nyx at one of the UFO grabbing machines.  

Nyx the Spider Girl woke up early tis morning even though its a public holiday celebrating National Day and decided to scoot her way to the coffee table upon waking up so that she could help herself to some breakfast (biscuits from the yellow container).  I didn't let her get it but once I came out from the loo the biscuits were out of the container and all over the floor.  Haiz, so there I was picking off the cereal biscuits from the floor one by one like a chicken (of course i didn't eat it).  Anyways these pics were taken before my baby monster successfully got to her loot.

The day before yesterday (Sat) Guojun and I rushed Nyx to the hospital where she was born at 9pm as she was running a high fever at 39.3 degrees.  Just by looking at her you couldn't tell she was sick as she was her usual hyperactive, talkative self.  But oh boy! Her body was really hot, even her palms and soles of her feet.  Poor baby had to wait at the emergency ward in the hospital though,....... for three and a half freakin' hours! Sheesh!  You see........ this is France, and clinics do not open on weekends.  If you have a fever or a deep cut, sprained your ankle or had a heart attack, you'd have to go take a queue number at the emergency ward at the hospital. Yup, that's the way things are around here.   So anyway, while waiting for our turn to see the doctor, Nyx was busy waving "Hi" to everyone she saw at the lobby.  Very awkward for me and Guojun cos we don't speak much French, and people were trying to be friendly and talking quite fast, hahaha.  ...

Our friends LeeLee and Johnny visited Disneyland Paris last month and they got our dear monster here a Minnie Mouse hat.  Its so cute!!!!!! Thanks LeeLee and Mr Johnny.  

All I'm gonna say is,  "Don't Ask Me Why" this "Girl Of Mine"  doing her  "Guitar Boogie" and  riding  her  "Pink Cadillac"  has that "Release Me" look on her face.  Her daddy  once again got into "Too Much Monkey Business" while bathing  "My Babe" and so this "Rock a Hoola Baby" ended up looking like THE KING.  "A Little Less Conversation" now....... here are the pics.

we had planned to inflate our orange coloured boat fully and just paddle around Cazaux lac for abit.  Too bad the water was still a wee bit too cold.  So we just relaxed on the sandy shore and soaked up some sun.

I think i am quite an evil mother......... buah hahahahaha. I was so embarrassed to bring Nyx to "kai kai" (sightseeing/walking/outing) around Spain today.  So just before we headed into the car to drive to San Sebastian for the day, I wrapped her awful hairdo under my pink bandana. Heeeeee...........  Actually doesn't look too bad if I say so myself.  She did try to remove it a couple of times at first, but eventually I gave her an animal biscuit and she completely forgot about that thing on her head.  Sorry guys, we forgot to bring the camera to Spain so no pictures.... haha!

Yes, Nyx is still stuck with her awful, monstrous, frankenstein, ku ku- looking hairdo which her meano daddy gave her. Haiz.......... I've had so many people having to ask me whether my child is a girl or a boy several times, even though i dress her up in pink sometimes.  It is so sad.  Ah Heng please recommend me your hairstylist who did your extensions for you, please.............

Today we made a day trip to Cognac where we visited Hennessy, Otard, Martell and Remy Martin.  The tour was pretty enjoyable and we even had a short boat ride.  Here in the pictures you can see Nyx in her new haircut which I so disapprove off (thanks to her daddy who cut her hair on the sly).  Along the way to Cognac we were greeted by gorgeous sunflowers in bloom, it really was a magnificent sight to behold............. acres and acres of huge sunflowers!