We realised that Jaimie doesn't need to dress up as a monster. She IS one. She was running around the store with her flying broom. When we tried to ask her to stop or walked over to ask her to stop running, she thought we were playing the catching game with her and ran faster and further. Horrible girl! In the end, I had to resort to trick or THREAT to get her to run back to us.
Just when she had stopped crying and playing on her own again, and when Clement was still reading up on the GPS while I was visiting the BayB Supplies Forum, we heard another loud "plop" and Jaimie's cry again.
"Oh no!" I rushed over to see what happed and what I saw made me bursted out laughing. Jaimie fell into her toy basket! I had no idea what she was trying to do and how did she fall into such an awkard position. In her tears and cries, she asked me to help her out of the basket but I ran to reach for my camera first. How can I not capture a Kodak moment like this?
This was quite a good activity book because the activities were very structured. However, only about 1/4 of the book used stickers. For the rest of the activities, it was suggested that the parent cut out the shapes and let the child uses glue to stick them on. It was 脱裤放屁to me. It was also something I did not enjoy doing. I hated craft work. After doing a few more cut and paste, I decided to keep the book until Jaimie can use scissors and glue on her own.
When I spoke with HappyPig about the usage of scissors today, she mentioned that it was a good training for fine motor skills and good training of the little muscles on the hand. I told her I was more concerned about Jaimie hurting herself (I know there are paper scissors which only cut paper and nothing else) and my curtains. When is it a good time to let the little one start handling scissors? I will need to find out more information.
Before I am able to gather more information, I will stick with sticker books. I borrowed HappyPig's Popular discount card and bought most of the activity sticker books on the shelves suitable for young children like Jaimie. The prices of the books vary from $3.90- $12. I spent $88+ on this stash. Jaimie and I completed one book ($5.90!) within half an hour this evening. It is quite expensive if we view it in dollars and cents but it is worth the money because Jaimie was having so much fun sticking on the stickers on the relevant boxes. Anyhow,the time spent doing the activities with her is better than leaving her to watch television on her own while I do my own stuff.
Since we were already in the rural area of Singapore, we drove further down to Hay Dairies so that the princess can get to feed the goats.
The weather looked good when we left Hay Dairies so we drove to our original destination, Choa Chu Kang Park. Jaimie had fun in the playground.
In the evening, we met YS and Seraphine and went to Henderson Waves together. 
These are some ways to bring your little ones to walk the bridge:
(1) Hold hands.
(2) Piggy back.
(3) Carry by the arm.
(4) Carry on the shoulder.
(5) ...
My teacher even recorded my weight and height and kept it in the file. Currently I am standing at 86cm and weigh 12kg.
Here's some of my worksheets compiled into a book. I learn Math, English and Chinese in school.
I do not quite believe in boundaries. I love to explore what is beyond and I express my thoughts through colouring.
Mommy and papa were very proud and happy to see the craft work I had done in school. They had seen Rain mei-mei, Cherrlyn mei-mei, Vincent gor-gor, Nikita jie-jie and many of my friends' craftwork. Finally, I have something to showcase my talent too. Well, obviously, it is not possible if not for the help of my teachers.
Mommy and papa are going to get a big file to keep my masterpieces. 
We took a short break after an hour. Jaimie and RR were so friendly to each other! I love these shots!
We took another break where the sandcastle was (near the hawker centre) on the journey back. Jaimie had her first taste of sugarcane juice. She loved it.
When we returned the bicycle at the kiosk, the attendant asked Jaimie "Are you tired?" I rolled my eyes at him. Harlow, boy! I was the one cycling for 2 hours with this child. You asked HER if she was tired? I was the one who was TIRED, ok?
After lunch, Jaimie said she wanted to ride the bicycle again. She said she liked it a lot and wanted me to bring her for cycling again. We'll definitely come again, dear. BUT MOMMY'S LEGS WERE GOING TO GIVE WAY AFTER 2HOURS OF CYCLING TODAY.
