Nicole has always been an eager learner. She will pull out a book and sit on our lap and ask us to read to her. She knows her 1 to 15 and A to Z well. She is so into school, she likes to tag along when my mum sends Natalie to school. At school, she even join in some of the activities that the school does during the assembly. Hence we decided to send her to school 4 months ahead of her "offical" schooling year of 2009. She did well during her assessment to confirm if she is ready for school.
Hence here we are her 1st day of school, she was so happy to be in the same uniform as her jie-jie. She smiled as we teased her about going to school and we have no problem getting her ready for school. She even carried all her bags and water bottle by herself. She is so excited that she even forget to say goodbye to her dearest auntie after bidding farewell to Milo Lee.
Even at school, everything seems so easy for her. She went into her class and start mingling around with the children and start exploring around the classroom. When the class start, we have to hide and peek so as to make sure she don't get to see us. Though we are fairly sure, our lil Nicole would have no problem in school. We stick around to sneek and peek to make sure she is doing fine.
All went well until when we came back from lunch and heard her crying. We peek in to look for her. But alas she saw her papa and started screaming for her papa. We were signal to leave by her teacher. The next time we sneek in we can't find her. We were very worried until my dad highlighted to us she might be sleeping. True enough, she was sleeping soundly on a teeny weeny bed in the classroom. Looking at her, sleeping on the bed, makes me feel so bad. Thoughts of me being a super KS mummi, sending her to school so earlier came, am i ill-treating her came flooding in. Luckily a chat with her teacher is so encouraging, she said she is doing well except for those time need her meal time and sleeping time. We need to do some adjustment and she will be doing fine. She even commented that Nicole knows her alphaphets very well.
Surprisingly Natalie is equally exciting as well. She went around asking people to see her mei-mei. As her class walk passed her mei-mei's class, she point out to her clasmates "MY MEI-MEI".
Hence here we are her 1st day of school, she was so happy to be in the same uniform as her jie-jie. She smiled as we teased her about going to school and we have no problem getting her ready for school. She even carried all her bags and water bottle by herself. She is so excited that she even forget to say goodbye to her dearest auntie after bidding farewell to Milo Lee.
Even at school, everything seems so easy for her. She went into her class and start mingling around with the children and start exploring around the classroom. When the class start, we have to hide and peek so as to make sure she don't get to see us. Though we are fairly sure, our lil Nicole would have no problem in school. We stick around to sneek and peek to make sure she is doing fine.
All went well until when we came back from lunch and heard her crying. We peek in to look for her. But alas she saw her papa and started screaming for her papa. We were signal to leave by her teacher. The next time we sneek in we can't find her. We were very worried until my dad highlighted to us she might be sleeping. True enough, she was sleeping soundly on a teeny weeny bed in the classroom. Looking at her, sleeping on the bed, makes me feel so bad. Thoughts of me being a super KS mummi, sending her to school so earlier came, am i ill-treating her came flooding in. Luckily a chat with her teacher is so encouraging, she said she is doing well except for those time need her meal time and sleeping time. We need to do some adjustment and she will be doing fine. She even commented that Nicole knows her alphaphets very well.
Surprisingly Natalie is equally exciting as well. She went around asking people to see her mei-mei. As her class walk passed her mei-mei's class, she point out to her clasmates "MY MEI-MEI".
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Have a boy boy soon... So next time your girls can start to tell other people and pointing, "my Di Di". Hehe...
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