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Doodle King and the HFMD scarePosted by tyan (Singapore, Singapore) on 16 April 2008 in People & Portrait. Caleb is very into animals nowadays.His school is nowhere into the 'animal' theme yet,but we have been learning and reading about animals at home,and animals somehow permeate through his words and actions. One afternoon last week,Caleb refused to take his nap,i suppose he was too excited after we went to Borders for weekly excursion.He started doodling and our conversation went something like that. 'Mummy,i want to draw eh-mee-mals(animals)' 'Sure,what are you going to draw?' 'Err,i draw octopus!' He ran off excitedly and came back with something like that in his white board. 'WoW!You sure are good at drawing the Octopus' tentacles!' He beamed with pride. 'Er,i am going to draw Dolphin!' 'OK!' 'Mummy, see!' 'Wow,your dolphin looks really friendly!' Just be imaginative and i thought i really saw something that resembled a dolphin,LOL 'Mummy,i draw salamander!' Wow,i am impressed.I didnt know what salamander was until i saw its picture in an animal encyclopedia i bought for him recently.He actually remembered! So we went on and on for about 45 minutes while he doodled all the animals he could remember,he even insisted on categorising them,a batch belongs to the water,a batch belongs to the zoo,etc.He is quite a 'compulsive' systematic chap! ******************************************************************
Comments (12)
e. from New York, NY, United StatesAwww that's so cute! :) He's really picking up on his vocab. I really hope that they stay safe... Don't wear yourself out too much. 16 Apr 2008 6:09am MaryB from Staffordshire, United KingdomIt's amazing just how much information little ones can take in. A really beautiful portrait of you handsome little man :) 16 Apr 2008 10:13am Nishana Minhaz from Calicut, IndiaHa ha..couldn't help smilin when i thought of you goin around the whole library with dettol :D 16 Apr 2008 10:56am Ronnie 2¢ from London, United KingdomI so admire how you share these moments of daily life with us and can well understand how the HFMD makes you want to hold the family close and how things have a way of adapting to that. 16 Apr 2008 12:31pm Lorraine from Gatineau, CanadaYou're a caring, creative, intelligent mom and human being and photographer :) 16 Apr 2008 3:05pm Viewfinder from Bradenton, United StatesYou have a budding artist on your hands, I suspect. Or the next John James Audubon of all animal portraits (not only birds). The story of this pic is delightful. Hope all stay well. 16 Apr 2008 4:11pm Rabbit from Richmond, United Statesawww - it sucks being confined to the house, it makes you feel like YOU are the ones with the HFMD :( well its ok to be cautious. I think its good to try and avoid that. It sounds terrible and i wouldn't want my poor little ones going through that. 16 Apr 2008 4:27pm bwee from SingaporeOh yes... saw the article in ST yesterday on HFMD. Quite scary. Didnt know the spread is so serious. Would be quite paranoid if i were in yr shoes. Recently, my older gal developed a bad habit of putting her fingers into her mouth. She sometimes likes to bite objects too. I pray hard she would nt catch anything! 16 Apr 2008 5:33pm Judy from Brooksville-Florida,, United StatesAwwwww, dear Tyan, you are being stretched, again, as the caring mother that you are. Thank you so much for your caring comments over the last three weeks; it's not been an easy time. 16 Apr 2008 8:29pm Tse Min from Melbourne, Australiawhat a smart boy u have there! better be safe than sorry, although the thought of u carrying a dettol around is kind of hillarious.... :p 16 Apr 2008 10:25pm |
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