This: Just tried something diff with the blog. Did a lot of experiment on Picasa and came up with the pic on the header. All suggestions are welcome.
That: Nothing much, life is going on. Republic day was spent at the park and some pending shopping. Had a small flag hosting ceremony at the terrace of the building. That is where I realized that I was singing the national anthem after years, and made quite a lot of mistakes. SHAME ON ME.
**is there anyone else I cane share the shame with?**
Good news: One of my very good friend Naz, who had a ovarian cyst, and was being treated for it, had very few chances of having a baby.( No, that's not the good news..). The good news is, after going through all the treatments and the sadness that accompanied it, she gave birth to a baby boy.I am so happy for her. Its all God's Grace.
Bad news: One of our building mate, Preethi expired today due to cancer. The worst part is she is just 35 and had two kids aged 5 and 10. I was really depressed when I heard the news. She had breast cancer around two years ago, but was treated and was perfectly fine. Last June, it resurfaced and spread throughout the body.
Life is so short. We really should take care of ourselves and and loved ones, and leave the rest to God.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
Why shouldn’t I?
Why shouldn’t I brag about my son? I can right?
SO here I go..
Well I had blogged about how Jason loves to write (scribble) with pen or pencil. He knows which end of the pen/pencil he must hold. But what amazes us is that no one taught him how to hold the pen/pencil. He did it by himself. And he holds it correctly with the thumb, index finger and the middle finger. That is one thing.
Now, every (ok, not every but most of them) child when wears slippers for the first time, they tend to put the left foot in right slippers and vice verse, right? In our building, there are kids who at the age of 3 get it wrong. But we just had to show Jason once and every time he wears them he gets it right :).I just hope he grasp thing this fast later also.
The other day he was holding a shampoo sachet, upside down and looking at it. After a couple of seconds later, he turned it. He knew somehow that he was not holding it right. Even his books or any other magazine, he will hold them correctly, always.
In the church, after the completion of the mass, we pray by ourselves for sometime. Jason keels down, with his palms together, eyes closed, and whispers something. Even if its just for a minute or so, he does it. I know he is not actually praying, but just seeing what he did, makes us so proud of him. And that’s one of the virtues we wanted him to have. Even at home, when we do our evening prayers, he would makes sure that I and my MIL have our head covered, and we each have our own Bible with us. And whenever he sees a Bible he kisses it, keeps it near his chest and does a prayer act. Ohhh... I just love my baby.. Muah.
He has been talking a lot more now, but not complete sentences. The words are not that clear though. Hope he speaks better by the time we celebrate his second birthday, which is only a month away. Wow.. He will be two. Its so hard to believe.
One a happier note, I have been awarded the Proximidade_Blog_Award by Monika and K3. Thank you so much guys.
Ok..since almost everyone on my blogroll has received this award, I am not gonna pass this to anyone specific. So the award goes to everyone out there in the blogworld :)
SO here I go..
Well I had blogged about how Jason loves to write (scribble) with pen or pencil. He knows which end of the pen/pencil he must hold. But what amazes us is that no one taught him how to hold the pen/pencil. He did it by himself. And he holds it correctly with the thumb, index finger and the middle finger. That is one thing.
Now, every (ok, not every but most of them) child when wears slippers for the first time, they tend to put the left foot in right slippers and vice verse, right? In our building, there are kids who at the age of 3 get it wrong. But we just had to show Jason once and every time he wears them he gets it right :).I just hope he grasp thing this fast later also.
The other day he was holding a shampoo sachet, upside down and looking at it. After a couple of seconds later, he turned it. He knew somehow that he was not holding it right. Even his books or any other magazine, he will hold them correctly, always.
In the church, after the completion of the mass, we pray by ourselves for sometime. Jason keels down, with his palms together, eyes closed, and whispers something. Even if its just for a minute or so, he does it. I know he is not actually praying, but just seeing what he did, makes us so proud of him. And that’s one of the virtues we wanted him to have. Even at home, when we do our evening prayers, he would makes sure that I and my MIL have our head covered, and we each have our own Bible with us. And whenever he sees a Bible he kisses it, keeps it near his chest and does a prayer act. Ohhh... I just love my baby.. Muah.
He has been talking a lot more now, but not complete sentences. The words are not that clear though. Hope he speaks better by the time we celebrate his second birthday, which is only a month away. Wow.. He will be two. Its so hard to believe.
This pic was taken at the church picnic we went last week. He had the best time.
No, he is not singing, just saying something which sounded like," mee mee mee..."
One a happier note, I have been awarded the Proximidade_Blog_Award by Monika and K3. Thank you so much guys.
Ok..since almost everyone on my blogroll has received this award, I am not gonna pass this to anyone specific. So the award goes to everyone out there in the blogworld :)
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