MommieSha's Snapshots Part I
Here are some BabyShasha's photos taken from MommieSha's handphone, since August 2007. Have fun viewing!
There are more to show. Keep yourself posted for Part II...
So much to share yet so little time to spare,
- MommieSha
30 Nov 2007
Friday, November 30, 2007
Friday, November 16, 2007
Little Singer on the Block
BabyShasha loves to sing. While moving around in shopping malls, she would be singing and humming and composing her own songs. Such a cheerful kiddo.
She has her own list of favourite songs (other than the kids' songs on TV), like the "Bartender" song and "Umbrella".
I always tease her, when she starts her pranks, by singing the "ella! eh eh eh..." part of Rihanna's Umbrella song, just to distract her from her actual purpose of screaming. Most of the time it 'almost' works. Hehehe...
Last few days was a little bit of a funny shock to me when she suddenly changed the tune from 'crying' for milk, to 'singing' for milk. As you might have known, her word for milk is "cucu". So her tune was, "cucula! eh eh eh..."
Oh dear! She can write her own lyrics! Hahahaha!!! :)) Just like Mommie :') (Sorry, I just HAVE to say that! Hahaha...)
That's all the little tale of the new singer on the block... "cucula! eh eh eh..."
PS: It's nice to have another "noisy idol" to vibrate the house... ;-)
Cucula! eh eh eh...,
- MommieSha
16 Nov 2007
BabyShasha loves to sing. While moving around in shopping malls, she would be singing and humming and composing her own songs. Such a cheerful kiddo.
She has her own list of favourite songs (other than the kids' songs on TV), like the "Bartender" song and "Umbrella".
I always tease her, when she starts her pranks, by singing the "ella! eh eh eh..." part of Rihanna's Umbrella song, just to distract her from her actual purpose of screaming. Most of the time it 'almost' works. Hehehe...
Last few days was a little bit of a funny shock to me when she suddenly changed the tune from 'crying' for milk, to 'singing' for milk. As you might have known, her word for milk is "cucu". So her tune was, "cucula! eh eh eh..."
Oh dear! She can write her own lyrics! Hahahaha!!! :)) Just like Mommie :') (Sorry, I just HAVE to say that! Hahaha...)
That's all the little tale of the new singer on the block... "cucula! eh eh eh..."
PS: It's nice to have another "noisy idol" to vibrate the house... ;-)
Cucula! eh eh eh...,
- MommieSha
16 Nov 2007
Monday, November 05, 2007
Uncle... Kakak...
Out of the blue she said, "Uncle...! Kakak...!" I was stunned!
We were watching TV and the story-time show was on air, with the American-Chinese host, a Caucasian boy and a Chinese girl telling story on how bricks were made. BabyShasha was very quiet, concentrating on the show when she suddenly called for me to tell me the words she remembered from my teaching last few weeks.
"Mommie!? Uncle...!" BabyShasha pointed to the host of the show. "Kakak...!" She pointed to the girl in the show.
"Yes! You remember! Clever girl! What about the other one? Who is that?" I replied.
BabyShasha kept quiet. I tried to tell her, that was 'abang', but to no avail. Come to think of it, I know why she couldn't grasp the word 'abang'...
It's because the boy in the show had blonde hair! He's not Asian with black hair, and BabyShasha only registers black-haired Malay boy as 'abang'! Hahaha...!!!
Looks like whatever we teach a 2-year-old can be remembered for a long time. I better watch out what I say and what she immitates (when she registered the 'data' in her memory) from now on. Hhmm...
PS: BabyShasha likes to chat with a sentence ends with a nice intonation of "lah". I realise it now that she got it from me, when I used to correct her so much with a sentence ends with "lah". Oh dear... :-S
Little immitator to watch over me?
- MommieSha
05 Nov 2007
Out of the blue she said, "Uncle...! Kakak...!" I was stunned!
We were watching TV and the story-time show was on air, with the American-Chinese host, a Caucasian boy and a Chinese girl telling story on how bricks were made. BabyShasha was very quiet, concentrating on the show when she suddenly called for me to tell me the words she remembered from my teaching last few weeks.
"Mommie!? Uncle...!" BabyShasha pointed to the host of the show. "Kakak...!" She pointed to the girl in the show.
"Yes! You remember! Clever girl! What about the other one? Who is that?" I replied.
BabyShasha kept quiet. I tried to tell her, that was 'abang', but to no avail. Come to think of it, I know why she couldn't grasp the word 'abang'...
It's because the boy in the show had blonde hair! He's not Asian with black hair, and BabyShasha only registers black-haired Malay boy as 'abang'! Hahaha...!!!
Looks like whatever we teach a 2-year-old can be remembered for a long time. I better watch out what I say and what she immitates (when she registered the 'data' in her memory) from now on. Hhmm...
PS: BabyShasha likes to chat with a sentence ends with a nice intonation of "lah". I realise it now that she got it from me, when I used to correct her so much with a sentence ends with "lah". Oh dear... :-S
Little immitator to watch over me?
- MommieSha
05 Nov 2007
Similar Traits as TokPak
BabyShasha has never met her grandfather, TokPak. Yet, to certain degree, she inherits the traits of those of her grandfather's.
1. The look:
BabyShasha has many 'faces', to my opinion. At one angle and time, she looks like me; at another angle and time, she looks like her dad; sometimes she looks like her grandmother (TokMama), her second cousin (Rina), her aunt (UmmiNana), etc.
When her UmmiNana (my sister) came to town last few months, UmmiNana said she looks like our dad - TokPak! Even her cousins, Nisya and Irfan agreed the same. Hhmm...
2. The passion:
BabyShasha, like MommieSha and TokPak, loves to be driven around (or drive around) in the car. She just can't stay in the house too long. Out of the blue, she would ask to go out and move around in the car. OK, so it runs in the family... Hhmm...
3. The pride:
(This title might not sound appropriate; just bear with me. Before I start, let me apologise if I offend anybody in this part.)
TokPak used to joke with family members about his 'farting' problem, which we found as a bit disgusting. But hey, everybody has that problem, just that we never admit and never take pride of our ability to release some toxic from our body! Right?
As for BabyShasha, she somehow did the exactly same thing as TokPak used to do... While watching TV yesterday afternoon, BabyShasha patted MommieSha's hand and said, "Mommie?! Poo poo!" while pointing her bum. I said, "No! I don't believe you!"
A second after that, with her pose still pointing to the uplifted side of bum, came a loud, long fart!! I was stunned for a second, and burst into laughter...
Thinking that the 'show' ended there and then, BabyShasha proved me wrong. Again, she patted me, "Mommie?! Poo poo!" and again came the fart. "That's not poo poo la.. that's 'kentut'!" I tried to correct her. She learnt the new word and she repeated the action, "Mommie?! Ehtot!" and again she farted.
This happened for about 5 times, and it just cheered my tiring day with huge laughter that hurt my tummy. The funny thing is the seriousness BabyShasha had on her face when she did the 'show', to mark the importance of the action. Hahaha...!!!
Ah well... That's one of the eccentricity that runs in my family, I guess... and we take pride of it. Hehehe...!!
Special blog in conjunction of TokPak's birthday today,
- MommieSha
05 Nov 2007
BabyShasha has never met her grandfather, TokPak. Yet, to certain degree, she inherits the traits of those of her grandfather's.
1. The look:
BabyShasha has many 'faces', to my opinion. At one angle and time, she looks like me; at another angle and time, she looks like her dad; sometimes she looks like her grandmother (TokMama), her second cousin (Rina), her aunt (UmmiNana), etc.
When her UmmiNana (my sister) came to town last few months, UmmiNana said she looks like our dad - TokPak! Even her cousins, Nisya and Irfan agreed the same. Hhmm...
2. The passion:
BabyShasha, like MommieSha and TokPak, loves to be driven around (or drive around) in the car. She just can't stay in the house too long. Out of the blue, she would ask to go out and move around in the car. OK, so it runs in the family... Hhmm...
3. The pride:
(This title might not sound appropriate; just bear with me. Before I start, let me apologise if I offend anybody in this part.)
TokPak used to joke with family members about his 'farting' problem, which we found as a bit disgusting. But hey, everybody has that problem, just that we never admit and never take pride of our ability to release some toxic from our body! Right?
As for BabyShasha, she somehow did the exactly same thing as TokPak used to do... While watching TV yesterday afternoon, BabyShasha patted MommieSha's hand and said, "Mommie?! Poo poo!" while pointing her bum. I said, "No! I don't believe you!"
A second after that, with her pose still pointing to the uplifted side of bum, came a loud, long fart!! I was stunned for a second, and burst into laughter...
Thinking that the 'show' ended there and then, BabyShasha proved me wrong. Again, she patted me, "Mommie?! Poo poo!" and again came the fart. "That's not poo poo la.. that's 'kentut'!" I tried to correct her. She learnt the new word and she repeated the action, "Mommie?! Ehtot!" and again she farted.
This happened for about 5 times, and it just cheered my tiring day with huge laughter that hurt my tummy. The funny thing is the seriousness BabyShasha had on her face when she did the 'show', to mark the importance of the action. Hahaha...!!!
Ah well... That's one of the eccentricity that runs in my family, I guess... and we take pride of it. Hehehe...!!
Special blog in conjunction of TokPak's birthday today,
- MommieSha
05 Nov 2007
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