Category Archives: aileensml

#370 Because it’s too fun not to keep score…  Miss: My (toy) shark’s name is Sophie. (To Rockstar) Your shark’s name is Zoe. Rockstar: What? No it’s not. Miss: Yes it is. Your shark is Zoe. Rockstar: No it’s not, … Continue reading →

The Miss’ birthday was on a weekday, and it happened that day after school she also had a toddler music class. We didn’t skip anything; while it’s not a super hard and fast rule, wherever possible we avoid the little … Continue reading →

The night before we were due to celebrate the Miss’ birthday in school the next morning with cupcakes and lootbags, we were at the Malaysian Chamber of Commerce – Hong Kong and Macau‘s 1st AGM… It should be noted that … Continue reading →

  Akan Datang. Coming soon…..

“Are you wondering how we use technology to improve your child’s learning in the classroom?”…  This just in: Teachers are no longer teachers. It revolves around how students should be prepared (as in taught to adapt, assimilate and use existing … Continue reading →

#51 Remember that comment by the Miss about Rockstar having to return the favour because she was attending his friend’s party? That “favour” was today…     Miss: Mummy. It’s my friends’ party today? Me: Yes darling. Miss: <seriously> Ko-ko must not fight in the … Continue reading →

#50 The Miss likes to make up her own lyrics… And uh, often the tunes too 😀 Miss (Singing loudly): Miss is so naughtyyyyy… Miss is so naughtyyyyy… Miss splashes in pud-dles… (Bemused, we start to join in) Miss: No. … Continue reading →

The Miss had been raving about a yoga session she’d had in class, and so when they had an after-school yoga activity at Safari Kid I brought her back…  Since it’s a toddler class, the teacher reads a story to … Continue reading →

#49 All hail the Queen of Everything, as Rockstar sometimes calls her… Miss (overheard, while walking with Rockstar after school): Ko-ko. Now Miss is going to your friend’s party. When Miss’ friends have their party, you must go also. Ok? (Rockstar … Continue reading →

1) The Real Teens of Silicon Valley. Teens have been found to be exceptionally creative coders with high stamina. That makes them attractive hires… “…Most people have their parents’ support, …but every now and then… “you do hear of some … Continue reading →