Bb Ben's progress with verbal expression is just amazing.
She knows how to say mama, papa as a matter of course.
Her impressive vocabulary includes
nana or nanna (her maternal grandmother),
ông- grandpa or any man as a matter of fact,
ba` grandma or any woman,
xin (which i am irrepressibly glowing about) depicting her earnestness and can be roughly translated to 'please or s'il te plaît' ,
thu*o*ng -love,
pot -when she wants to pee or poop
me. - mum
bô' - dad
a(n -eat
nu*a : encore or again
nu*o*'c literally means water when she wants to drink liquid
cho' literally dog but Bb Ben denotes any animal as cho'
chim : bird
mo*? : open
She can pronounce her siblings nicknames.
She also has a knack for repeating words as imitation is the shortest route to enlightenment.
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dimanche 31 octobre 2010
jeudi 12 mars 2009
Quotidien
Morning has broken
Grey sky is the norm
Begins impending Routine
Public transport, toil, sleep for certain.
Urgings, change of clothes and school for others
Rumpled demeanour of a bed-head
Ding ding ding dong rings the school bell
Quick shuffle and peck.
'See you at lunchtime'
Trot, trot, trot homebound
Food preparations
Chop, chop, boil, steam or stir-fry
Stew, sautée or sauce it up
Ding ding ding dong signals the imminent lunch break
Dispersed kids spatter about scrambling and searching awaiting parents
A hot lunch or cold meal awaits on the table.
Back to school
Back home again at the tick of four o'clock
Back and forth, back and forth
Round the clock Beckoning
Shower and bathtime intertwine
So refreshing
Between laundry, kitchen,dishes and general cleaning up
Duties dictate chores that bore never end.
Exasperation
Attempts to rehash some old concepts
Teaching new lessons
Lots of yelling, heaving and sighing
Television
Practice some more
Constant distractions
Tiny tot clambering at every opportunity
No chance of undisturbed tranquility or even peace
Finally the end of the day nears
Dinner, toothbrush, storytime, prayer
Off to bed
The daily struggle of a stay at home mum.
Always physically exhausted and mentally drained
Tomorrow it all starts again
Grey sky is the norm
Begins impending Routine
Public transport, toil, sleep for certain.
Urgings, change of clothes and school for others
Rumpled demeanour of a bed-head
Ding ding ding dong rings the school bell
Quick shuffle and peck.
'See you at lunchtime'
Trot, trot, trot homebound
Food preparations
Chop, chop, boil, steam or stir-fry
Stew, sautée or sauce it up
Ding ding ding dong signals the imminent lunch break
Dispersed kids spatter about scrambling and searching awaiting parents
A hot lunch or cold meal awaits on the table.
Back to school
Back home again at the tick of four o'clock
Back and forth, back and forth
Round the clock Beckoning
Shower and bathtime intertwine
So refreshing
Between laundry, kitchen,dishes and general cleaning up
Duties dictate chores that bore never end.
Exasperation
Attempts to rehash some old concepts
Teaching new lessons
Lots of yelling, heaving and sighing
Television
Practice some more
Constant distractions
Tiny tot clambering at every opportunity
No chance of undisturbed tranquility or even peace
Finally the end of the day nears
Dinner, toothbrush, storytime, prayer
Off to bed
The daily struggle of a stay at home mum.
Always physically exhausted and mentally drained
Tomorrow it all starts again
Libellés :
being mum,
daily routine,
offspring,
poetic justice,
struggle,
waxing lyrical
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