{"id":59,"date":"2005-09-24T13:29:00","date_gmt":"2005-09-24T13:29:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/mytwogirls.net\/?p=59"},"modified":"2005-09-24T13:29:00","modified_gmt":"2005-09-24T13:29:00","slug":"mummys-birthday","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mytwogirls.net\/?p=59","title":{"rendered":"Mummy’s birthday"},"content":{"rendered":"

<\/a>Mummy’s birthday yesterday.
\nAh Kong, Ah Kim, Samantha che-che, Alicia che-che, Teresa Yi-Yi, Uncle Misai Tan, Daddy, Kakak and I;
\nWe all had dinner with her.<\/p>\n

Funny dinner these big people had.
\nAte in restaurant, but had to cook their own food
\nI can see them throwing balls, cubes, vege, green strings into this big pot of boiling water.
\nThen they sat back and waited.
\nWhen a lot of smoke came out from the pot, they used this spoon with net to take out the food, and dipped them into a bowl of something red before putting in their mouth.<\/p>\n

I don’t know what those balls, green strings or the red thing in the bowl were .
\nBecause mummy only gave me my porridge
\nAnd sometimes she scooped out some cubes of bean curd for me.
\nMy food must be better, because every time mummy put a spoon of porridge in my mouth, she said “Yum Yum”<\/p>\n

She let me play with the spoon with net for a while.
\nBefore I could drop it on the floor to see how far the spoon will bounce or what noise it could make
\nDaddy quickly took away from me and said, “Don’t let her play with that”.<\/p>\n

Since I had nothing to play with, I stood up on my chair to see what I can do standing up.
\nDaddy’s mouth gasped, mummy shouted “No No! Sit down! Sit down!”
\nAw, these adults are such party poopers.
\nThey can stand up to play with the big pot of boiling water, but I can’t stand up!<\/p>\n

So I decided to scream and shout, and tried to squeeze some tears out from my tear glands.
\nIt must have been a good performance, because people at other tables looked at me in awe
\nAnd threw glances at our table<\/p>\n

And to reward me, kakak took me outside the restaurant for a walk
\nAfter that Teresa Yi Yi took me
\nAnd then Daddy’s turn.
\nMummy said “You ‘yai yai’ ah!”.
\nDid she like my performance or not?
\nMy doubts were clear, as mummy later hugged and kissed me and said she loves me.<\/p>\n

Happy Birthday Mummy.
\nNext year when I can walk around, I will perform even better.<\/p>\n

PS. By the way, Daddy didn’t wish mummy Happy Birthday, I heard him whispered to mummy some blood very expensive after he saw the bill. I wonder if they had blood just now.<\/p>\n

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