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Hi aunties and uncles!  It's me writing again.  My mommy received some lovely messages since the last I wrote and she thinks I should write another post.  I'll try my best to write more but as you know, I'm quite busy attending nursery and going to aunt Vanessa's place.  Only have weekends free! Adventure in Gloucester Two weekends ago, my mommy told me that we were going to travel a long distance to visit aunt Gabby, uncle Ben and Bella jie-jie .  I heard from mommy they have now moved out of London and is in a faraway place called Gloucester (" Glos-ter "), about 3h away.  I haven't been to any road trip within the UK and so I didn't quite know how it would feel like, sitting in the car for so long.  When mommy picked me up at 6pm from aunt Vanessa's place that Friday night, we rushed home and daddy fed me dinner.  Then mommy rushed about the house packing a little luggage for us.  It turns out daddy decided to set off late Friday night to b

Dear Isabelle Whoa 15 months baby.  You are developing at such a rapid speed we almost can't keep up!  It's been so amazing witnessing you learn new stuff everyday. You continue to sleep through the night which we are ever so thankful for.  Although since the clocks went forward two weeks ago, that somehow has thrown your routine out of the window.  You refuse to be put down at your usual bedtime of 730pm.  You just want to talk!  You start blabbering in your baby language and you start charming us by being so happy and giggly that we don't have the heart to put you down in your cot.  Except last night where mummy was so tired and had no energy to play with you and daddy needed to do some work, so we hard heartedly put you in your cot where you cried so bitterly and in between sobs you kept saying "no. no. no. no" in protest.  You couldn't see us but we were smiling as you are really starting to tell us how you feel! Developmental wise, wow baby gi