Friday, July 27, 2007

Time sure whizz pass by me much more quicker than I thought. The past weekends were filled from morning til evening with weddings & flurry of activities (like my aqua lessons :)).

Monday came in a blink and with another concept presentation to the people in Kuching, we were up to our necks completing the different design collaterals to rush for their end-August opening.

On the 'community cum akhirat-service', I've got the Muslimah activities that needed my assistance in the design department that I managed to squeeze in between work & home & kids.

Its hard to believe its already July & we are in Rejab already. Thank God the kiasu-factor in me kicked in & we have already settled all the Hari Raya tailoring business. As of right now, we are waiting anxiously for dear sister-in-law to deliver the latest addition to the Yusope's family.

Amirul is doing fine in school apart from the occasional 'disturbances' he's experiencing from fellow schoolmates (GIRLS mind you!) whom I cannot fathom why, loves to 'play & joke' with him. They would 'poke' him with a pencil, doodle in his notebook with HIS colour pencils, pinch him in jest and just do stuff to attract his attention I presume, but end up irritating & annoying the hell out of him. So day after day I hear him say what the girls are up to in school. Good thing he did not retaliate or went along with the saying of "with every action there is an equal reaction". He went straight to his teacher & I trust that she have the situation under control. There was one incident where he wanted to snatch back a pencil that was taken away without his permission and he ended up with a bruised upper-lip courtesy of the sharpened tip. So time & time again we told him to never ever respond to any kind of impending animosity with another heated reaction. One of the girls involved, whom the mom we are acquainted with, are duly 'informed' of what her daughter have been up to in class. It was nice of her to assure us that she would indeed 'take action' and request for her daughter to be seated further away from Amirul in class. They sure don't 'make' little girls like they used to - Just look at Mira! But I frankly thought the whole idea was cute though, minus the effect it has on my son that is..:)

So I predict another busy weekend for me & oooh mounting excitement to finally lay hands on my niece/nephew very soon...

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