Random

Alright, ever since Master ANG departed Singapore yesterday for his task, both mum & son were left with themselves, for each other.

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Dear son has been amazing. He was easy to take care and handle as the day goes (unlike in the past when he was still a baby, the family had to be waken every other hour!!). He has really grown more sensible and obedient, except at times still cheeky and mostly mischievious. Let's just give him the benefit of being a child, after all, a boy.

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Other than his usual "up to some tricks", the rest of him is truly enjoyable as he's still mostly a naive child at heart and is charming because of that guilelessness.

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Just this evening, we enjoyed an interesting conversation over our subway sandwich dinner while watching the Channel 5 MediaCorp TV production "Don't Ignore Diabetes" and the exchanges goes:

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"Mummy, why is that Uncle's eye liddat?" while he looked seriously at the TV screen

So this mummy tried to make use of the opportunity to advocate healthy eating "Oh, that's because that Uncle didn't listen to his doctor, ate a lot of sweets, ice-cream, drank cold drinks....too much sweets, so he had diabetes. Quick listen to what Uncle is saying....." - at that time, the patient was talking about listening to the doctor....lalalalala.....

"So Kiet, what must you do? Can you eat so much sweets and ice-cream?" this mummy tried to challenge her son's understanding after some time of watching the programme.

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My dear son innocently responded with "Mummy, I cannot eat so much sweets, later my teeth drop.......then my eyes will not be like Uncle" (Mummy can't help but laugh in silence while nodding her head in agreement)

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Gosh, he does make sense don't you think? Too much sweets means his teeth will also decay...yeah! Mummy didn't think of that at that moment.....haha.

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Alright, before ending this post, here's a picture of my Master ANG's cheeky boy doing a Macarena like dance pose just this evening.

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In fact, the now sound asleep boy didn't know that his Dad will return home by tomorrow night. Good night!

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