A domesticated moment

When I have a moment to let my mind wander, I sometimes think about what I want to buy. I don't consider myself a materialistic person (ask The Husband for confirmation on statement!), but here are the things that I think are "Must Haves" in my current life.

Wish List
1. Jack LaLayne Fruit Juicer (have you seen the juice that pumps out from this machine?)
2. Karcher Jet Spray (an awesome machine to wash floors on a hot day)
3. Dryer Machine (the monsoon season really messes up my clothes washing schedule)
4. Mac (no reason, just think its pretty to use)
5. Water filter (Puspel generously adds mud to our water supply)
6. Air filter (living nearby manufacturing factories adds to the air pollution factor)
7. Water Heater with a Pump system (Puspel generously is not generous with the water pressure in my area)

Notice all the stuff that I want are all mostly household items? Waitaminit...Have I been domesticated?

*blink* *blink*

*thinking about it...*

*still processing...*

*ding! ding! ding!*

A thought has just been served.

I think I have been bl**dy domesticated! Once again, going through another phase in my life. I choose to embrace it.

Now, if only The Husband would further support this domestication process by 'suprising' me with gifts from the list above. I'm sure the domestication ritual will be a smooth journey to endure.

*hint* *hint*

All Glammed Up and Nowhere to Go

A talented photographer was looking for a "musician model" and looked me up through a friend. The photographer was selected by Flickr to showcase his photos during the KLDesigner Week exhibition.

I am now a firm believer of angles and PhotoShop (not that he did alot of photoshopping on my pics...I hope ;P). Here are some of the fantastic photos that the photographer took with his many lenses, cameras and angles.




My favourite photo is the one with The Husband and The Son! Glad we could be a part of this exhibition.

From a Single Status to Married Status to Mom Status

Woo hoo! It can't get better than this!

The past three years has been a world-wind. In summary, I popped out a kid, moved house, got another dog and well...life continues.

It's funny how we adapt to different phases of life.

Adapting to a "Mom mode" has been a challenging, rewarding, grueling, and a satisfying experience.

Take for example a few minutes ago. My almost two-year-old coughing son threw-up (again)
...on his cot,
...then on the floor on the way to the bathroom,
...and then in the bathroom for a grand finale throw-up.

I was on my hands and knees cleaning up the remains of his stomach contents while thinking to myself, "Oh my God, is this my life?"

Then I looked up from the curdled milk residues and saw my son's cheeky smiling face and I thought to myself...I wouldn't change it for the world.

Lucky he's cute!