Hanging out with Ronald
Once a week (normally), Celest goes to the gym at Suntec CIty. Normally we bring Shannon down or leave both of them at home with mum and dad. However, yesterday we brought Nigel down as a "reward" for him enduring the "bottle" (yes, we had to resort to that again as his constipating returned - but after all the crying and screming, everything came out and he's happy again).
So as Celest was working out, we went walking around looking at toys and stuff. Eventually we ended up at McDonalds eating an ice-cream cone. He knows he really shouldn't have too much ice-cream as he would cough - but I really don't know (I admit it) how to control him. Celest has a way of negotiating with him such that he typically ends up "giving up" the stuff (ice-cream in this case) willingly - but I can't seem to do that. Sad (happy for him I guess) to say, he had quite alot of the cone last night - almost half or maybe more. But he was happy. This picture (and another one in flickr was taken as we were leaving to meet Celest in Carrefour.
Never a bad time to bond with your son (and stuff him with lots of unhealthy yummy ice-cream) :)
So as Celest was working out, we went walking around looking at toys and stuff. Eventually we ended up at McDonalds eating an ice-cream cone. He knows he really shouldn't have too much ice-cream as he would cough - but I really don't know (I admit it) how to control him. Celest has a way of negotiating with him such that he typically ends up "giving up" the stuff (ice-cream in this case) willingly - but I can't seem to do that. Sad (happy for him I guess) to say, he had quite alot of the cone last night - almost half or maybe more. But he was happy. This picture (and another one in flickr was taken as we were leaving to meet Celest in Carrefour.Never a bad time to bond with your son (and stuff him with lots of unhealthy yummy ice-cream) :)