Our Frequent Out Going Park…

Taman Tasik Perdana is our frequent going park among all. Even though it is near to city, but the environment is good, the biggest attractions to the children is have a big playground, and not only one but many. Complete with all the adult exercise equipments and tools. Well, can say maintain in a good condition.

Most of the Sunday, if we did not go anyway, we will going there just for a morning walk, then around 9.00am something or 10.00am will go down to town have our breakfast, then only drive back home. It is really feels good, after reach home. You will feel that you have completed a task, and most of the families just started going out for their Sunday brunch.

Things to consider when checking out parks includes:

• Do you feel safe there?
• Are there bathrooms?
• Are there working water fountains?
• Is the park kept clean?
• Is there shade for sunny days?
• What types of activities is that park used for?
• Are pets allowed?
• What is the play equipment like?

Tadika Brainchild High 5 Bread Town Trip 10 April 2009

Brainchild had organised an outing to the High 5 Bread Town Trip . Parents have options to go together or not going. Daddy was so worried because this was your first outing trip without Daddy and Mummy going with you, so Daddy decided to follow and accompanied you. As early as 8:30am, Issac was sitting in the school bus. Daddy said you were so excited because this was the first time experience sitting in the school bus. There were two buses all together.

High 5 Bread Town is the architectural masterpiece showcase of the RM100 mil state-of-the-art plant of Silver Bird Group factory located on 6.07ha plant in Shah Alam. High 5 Bread Town was certified in the Malaysia Book of Records as the “First Bread Museum” in Malaysia.

The Legacy of Bread

The history of bread that spans more than 5,000 years is told in colourful murals and interactive displays to give you a lively, hands-on experience. The delicious aroma of oven-fresh bread adds an authentic touch that makes your visit to High 5 Bread Town an unforgettable experience.

Bread-making In Yesteryear

Watch how bread making evolved through history. From the ancient Egypt through to the Iron Age, the Roman and Viking periods, right through the Industrial Revolution to the present day. Every era offers its own improvements i terms of grain quality, the milling and baking process, and the shape and texture of bread.

Meet The Earl of Sandwich

A prominent member of Georgian society, he was THE MAN credited with introducing the sandwich as we know it today! All because he never had time to sit down to a proper meal!

Leisurely Elevated 880 Feet Skywalk Factory Tour

High 5 Bread Town visit also includes a fascinating factory tour. Enjoy an expansive overview of the largest stand-alone bakery plant in Southeast Asia in the present day. Stroll leisurely on an elevated walkway measuring 880 feet while shown the finer points of bread-making using state-of-the-art technology.

Olden Day Bread Shop

Browse around an olden day bread shop and take note of the different types of bread from around the world.

Larger-Than-Life Bread Making Equipment

Mesmerised by larger-than-life bread making equipments like mixer and oven, among others. Imagine how much bread was made and consumes in history!

Thrilling Time Tunnel

An exhilarating and electrifying experience that transport to modern times in what seems like an instant.

Bread-Making Antiques

A rare opportunity to see valuable antique bread-making equipment that have never been exhibited before. The first of these is the Founder Machine, designed by the Silver Bird Group company's founder, the late Mr. Tan Chin Suan in the 60's.

After the long walks through the factory, all the parents, teachers and children were stop at the High 5 Bread Town Cafe, relax over with some beverages, hot snacks and delicious food. Besides, High 5 Bread Town Retail outlet serves with freshly baked bread and other famous Silver Bird delicious, scrumptious and tantalizing mouth watering cake products. A snapshot outside of the Bread Town ended the trip.

Source from http://www.high5breadtown.com/

Tadika Brainchild 3&4 Years Reading Corner

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The reading corner is part of the Tadika Brainchild morning circle time programme.

Circle time is when all the children sit in a circle, tell stories, share something, sing songs, and enjoy being a group. It is a good idea to have a planned circle time when coordinating many children, and the most suitable activities to do, i guess.

The children will ask to take their own chair and place it in a line, and choose their own story book from the book shelf, sit down and read their favourite book. Normally, 3 year and 4 year children would get to group together.

Issac is starting to learn all these endless activities!

Mid Autumn Festival Dinner

Sometimes it does not works as you planned…

Today is the mid autumn festival or moon cake festival. Brother Andrew’s family and us were having dinner together after Ying Ying tuition class. We had it at Jinjang. It is a street that full of seafood restaurant. Belle is wearing the new dress which daddy bought her. She looks older wearing her new dress.

The dinner is at 8:30 pm. We left our house earlier, about 6:00 pm because both children knew that we are going out. We arrived around 7:00 pm and have our tea at Mamak stall. We had waited in the car almost a hour. Issac was so tired and fall asleep in the car. Belle just climbed up and down at the car seats, as she had enough afternoon nap during Issac was practise at Chee Wen Primary School. Nothing to do, thus Mummy took out the camera and started to take Belle's photos. She was so 'clever', keep on posing in front of the camera.

This afternoon Mummy had sent him to Chee Wen Primary School for his concert rehearsal from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm. And, parents do not allow to stay back to watch the rehearsal as that will affect the children psychologically. Mummy just dropped Issac at the appointed side stage room for teachers to bring them in for pratice. Mummy and Daddy were to wait at the front assembly hall at the main entrance to pick him back. We couldn’t stand but just sneaked in the hall and look for him. The hall is equipped with air-conditioners. Much more better than Mummy thought.

Both were happy seeing and eating their dinner, but not for long, then both started to play with the ice cubes, plates, rice, almost anything just for fun! Anyway, dinner ended around 10:30 pm and we reached home after settled everything is around 12:00 midnight already. What a exhausted night…

Just Strolling Through...

It is a great time having babies strolling together… mummy did not really going out together with both of you when you are a baby, especially Issac.

 

There are few things that need to take note during the outing:

• Take an extra diaper and wipes
• Water
• Blanket
• A snack
• Sun protection

 

However, mummy is doing it now, every Sunday, the best both Daddy and Mummy can do! Looking forward for this week again.

This picture was taken during we have our visit or morning walk to the Taman Tasik Perdana at Kuala Lumpur one of the recently Sunday. Issac walking together with Daddy down the passageway.

Hahaha...Father and Son...

Annabelle 2 Years Old! 1 Oct 2009

This is the first birthday that daddy and mummy celebrate with Belle with at least a birthday cake.

Last year, it was so happened that during Belle birthday was our Kuantan Trip with daddy’s friends. Thus, we did not celebrate it with cake and thoughtful party. Mummy felt so sad on that because during Belle’s full moon as well, we did not make a celebration party for her, then her first year old birthday too.

We had booked a birthday cake from Bee’s last week. A tuity fruity cake, miniature one. Mummy had took the cake last night earlier, but both of you slept earlier. Daddy came back late last night, brought back two transformer toys (from Uncle Ah Lun), and 3 pieces new cloths for Belle as her birthday presents.

We celebrate Belle’s day early in the morning. Blowing candles and eat the cake as our breakfast. Then, only send Issac to Tadika Brainchild and Belle to Fernie’s place.

She was so happy with her bowl and cake. She loves to eat, and eat a lot. Ever since after she started to learn hold her own folk and spoon, she does not like mummy spoon feed her already.

Getting older? She knows what she wants. Belle has a character totally different with her brother, Issac. Bad temper too…But, clever too. Mummy wish is to see her keep on growing and healthy.

A Day Out at Kuching Waterfront 8 Jun 2009

It was the same day that we visited Shang Ti Temple.

Actually, it was the day that four of us went to the cinema and watch a movie in Kuching. I can’t recall what movie is it already. It seems to be our ‘traditions’ already, watch a movie once a year and it will be at Kuching. Reason being, it is the only time that we have time together, relaxing watching and enjoying the movie; other reason, also not so much crowds because it will be always a working day and less infections for both babies. Normally, we will take a stroll at the waterfront before we go in to the cinema.

The Waterfront has of course undergone several transformations since the 19th century - from a small settlement with a few atop buildings, to a busy port with warehouses and wharves, to the landscaped riverside walk it is today. The Waterfront is now also home to modern sculpture, an open-air theatre and a musical fountain. The ferries and sampans park along the river.

In days gone by the river was the city's main highway. The river still retains its importance and picturesque charm in the modern era. Present day life is still concentrated on the waterfront. The new building which will caught your eyes will be the new Dewan Undangan Negeri which just completed last year.

From Kuching's humble, ancient origins, to its status as a modern city. No visit to Kuching would be complete without a stroll on the modern esplanade, or to sit, relax and experience a Sarawakian sunset.

Source from http://www.virtualmalaysia.com/ & http://www.cuti.com.my/