The first time...
There's always first time for everything. With new place, new everything, I've encountered a lot of first-time's lately.
The first time I went to Playdays, it was fun. Never seen anything like it in my life. I don't know if there are these venues in UK, but it's a handy thing when you don't know where else to go. It's cheap, just 3.50 dollars per child. I went with Preeti and Chuppy, and we had lots of fun for about 1.5 hours. Agastya had fun too, of course :D
Last week I went for my first playgroup meeting. It's always good to meet new people. Good for me, good for Aga. I will go to this playgroup every Wednesday afternoon now. It was delightful, Aga tired himself out for 2 hours and went to sleep almost immediately when we reached home.
The first time I went for a movie here after a long time was 'Memoirs of a Geisha', with Sioe, at Crown entertainment complex. It was okay. As expected from a Zhang Ziyi's movie, you would see some of her skin. I mean in parts that are usually covered by clothings :p
It was very cute when Agastya encountered spice. Yes, hot spice I mean. It wasn't that hot, because even I still can handle it. I'm a chicken when it comes to chillies. I gave a little bit of curry to Agastya, the first few seconds when it got to his mouth was fine. After that he put one of his hands to cover his mouth, saying 'Oh!'. The expression was priceless. Me and Nagi couldn't stop laughing for a while. After that he wanted some more! And then the same 'Oh!' expression again.
I wonder when babies talk for the first time. I want Agastya to start talking so I could have a bit of conversation with him. People with babies around his age, please let me know whether or not your babies have talked! :p (He's 13.5 months). Oh did I tell you he was weighed at 13 months, it was 12.8 kgs, 82 cms. 99% on weight, 95% on height.
You have to experience driving in Australia. Yes roads are bigger and parking spaces are ample and wider, however signs are minimal. To give you an example, God knows have I encountered the sign 'Left lane ends. Merge right.' Such useless information when I could actually see it. It would have been helpful if the sign was a few meters before the lane actually ends.
Brain froze. I could think of countless first time things when I am not typing it. I will probably blog more later then :p
The first time I went to Playdays, it was fun. Never seen anything like it in my life. I don't know if there are these venues in UK, but it's a handy thing when you don't know where else to go. It's cheap, just 3.50 dollars per child. I went with Preeti and Chuppy, and we had lots of fun for about 1.5 hours. Agastya had fun too, of course :D
Last week I went for my first playgroup meeting. It's always good to meet new people. Good for me, good for Aga. I will go to this playgroup every Wednesday afternoon now. It was delightful, Aga tired himself out for 2 hours and went to sleep almost immediately when we reached home.
The first time I went for a movie here after a long time was 'Memoirs of a Geisha', with Sioe, at Crown entertainment complex. It was okay. As expected from a Zhang Ziyi's movie, you would see some of her skin. I mean in parts that are usually covered by clothings :p
It was very cute when Agastya encountered spice. Yes, hot spice I mean. It wasn't that hot, because even I still can handle it. I'm a chicken when it comes to chillies. I gave a little bit of curry to Agastya, the first few seconds when it got to his mouth was fine. After that he put one of his hands to cover his mouth, saying 'Oh!'. The expression was priceless. Me and Nagi couldn't stop laughing for a while. After that he wanted some more! And then the same 'Oh!' expression again.
I wonder when babies talk for the first time. I want Agastya to start talking so I could have a bit of conversation with him. People with babies around his age, please let me know whether or not your babies have talked! :p (He's 13.5 months). Oh did I tell you he was weighed at 13 months, it was 12.8 kgs, 82 cms. 99% on weight, 95% on height.
You have to experience driving in Australia. Yes roads are bigger and parking spaces are ample and wider, however signs are minimal. To give you an example, God knows have I encountered the sign 'Left lane ends. Merge right.' Such useless information when I could actually see it. It would have been helpful if the sign was a few meters before the lane actually ends.
Brain froze. I could think of countless first time things when I am not typing it. I will probably blog more later then :p
posted by Monica | 10:01 AM
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