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Archive for November, 2007

Mushroom Cheesecake?

 
We were at Cafe Cartel recently. Zac went up to look at the cakes while I was gorging down my Tender Chicken sandwich.  He came running back with this bewildered look and went, “Mushroom cheesecake! They are selling mushroom cheesecake, Mummy!” And I went like “Huh?” And he said, “You know. Truffles. Truffles are mushroom right?” I said, [...]

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I feel vibrations….

Zac’s been down with the stomach flu since Tuesday. On Wednesday, he becomes a frequent visitor to our loo. He did not feel like eating anything and anything that goes in screamed to come out. He used the word vibrating which I thought was so funny.
“My ass (pardon) is vibrating,” he said lying on the [...]

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Memoire d’enfance

How many of us have something from our childhood that we hold on to up till now? I do. Everytime I see him, I feel that wonderful surge in me. Oh that cuteness he exudes and that voice… the voice that I’ve always find to be soothing and calm.
You must be thinking of some blonde [...]

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Poesie

The kids and I have been doing poetry throughout our home schooling. I’m trying to get them to learn a little bit about poems, you know things like rhyming, alliteration, acrostic poems etc.. I’m also trying to introduce some famous poems and poets to them. So we’ve done William Wordsworth’s The Daffodils ( my favourite), [...]

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Abstract Art

The kids have been trying their hands on doing some abtract arts. Thought a good start would be the abstract potrait. They learned about symmetry and colours and patterns. And the result is pretty cool. Zac recalls Pablo Picasso and I thought yeah, we could go into his art next time. Daddy thought that Ilyssa’s [...]

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Tomber en panne

Nope. Not nervous breakdown but rather my life breaks down, literally. And the cause of it? My washing machine. Yes. It fails to fulfill its function of clearing that red big sack we called laundry bag. For two days I had to wait for the technician to come down (due to public holiday). Well he [...]

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Survival Skills

My two kids survived their first ever outdoor camping. It was really fun. They learned to pitch their tents, collected sticks,woods and leaves for their fire and to start the fire. They cooked eggs in an orange ( that is after scooping out everything inside and eating them), potatoes and even fish over the fire. [...]

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The Young Ones

These are my two kids, Zac who is 9 and Ilyssa who is turning 8 soon. Both are being home schooled by me. Zac is a quiet rebel who is mostly sweet all the time and the sister is basically, well…… um… ah…. the Opposite??? Read up on their home schooling life and their new adventure [...]

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