Mervyn Hoe: My Daily Happenings

2015 had been a fast paced year for me and my family. The weeks just zoomed past so quickly, and Monday to Sunday, Monday to Sunday and Monday to Sunday. And the children shuttling from one place to another. Josh has graduated from K2 and now entering into his new phase in Primary School. I could still remember the very first day as N1 student, we were filled with anxiety of how he could attend his school. And now, a primary 1 student. How time flies! In 2015, he improved his piano skills, swimming and also gym. He has great interest in counting money and very excited in playing games that involves maths and money. Kate has improved tremendously in recognizing Chinese characters, and her speech has improved. She is able to converse her thoughts and feelings to us. She is creative in telling stories, that seemed illogical to Josh. It's fine. She was so excited in her N2 performance that even both of us know the songs and actions too! She is also all diaperless completely already

We decided to make our way to Sentosa in the early morning of 29th December 2015. It was drizzling. However, we just tried our luck to go to Sentosa. We brought additional two chairs with us so that we could sit on the sandy beach there. Kate wanted to sleep at Harbourfront MRT! Cheerful Gwen!  We waited for their cousin Rachel and grandmother at Harbourfront MRT. And we went to Seah Im to have an early lunch. Ordered fish noodle soup, chicken rice etc. Josh managed to order by himself soya bean milk with less sugar too. We went to Seah Im Hawker Centre to have our early lunch before heading to Sentosa. Saw the Sentosa Boardwalk poster at Vivocity  We tried to walk the Sentosa Boardwalk. It's actually very fun! It took us about 15 minutes from Vivocity to Sentosa by foot, and it's FREE OF CHARGE! (Till 31 December 2015) If all 8 of us have to take the Sentosa Express, it will cost each $4. Hence, $32. Awesome savings! The view from Sentosa Boardw