After 2 weeks of School

Dear Mini-N,

It's been about 2 weeks since you've started school. As expected, you caught some virus from your little friends and fell ill after 1 week of school. After 3 days of MIA, you're back in action again, stronger than before.

In total, you only cried for 5 whopping mornings when being sent to school. Either you're a really brave boy or home is so boring that you can't wait for an escapade. :-)

The day before you started school, your daddy said, "Tomorrow is D day! and it's going to horrible in the next to 2 months". Well, we expected you to kick and scream like a little girl resisting to go to school for at least 2 months. Daddy was listening to horror stories about this little boy who vomited at the gates of the school every morning for half a year before he settled in. But look at you, you were waving me off by the end of the 1st week of school. And when Saturday came, you said to daddy and i, "I want to go to koooooo (means school)" Well done, Mini-N.

And yesterday you even came back with an art piece! Now that is something to remember because it is your very first art piece. When we saw it, we shove it in your face and like all parents, we said, "Oh Mini-N, did you make this? It's sooooo nice!"



You looked like you didn't recognize the art piece at all. Hmmmm.. then daddy and i were amused into thinking that the school teacher probably guided you a bit 'too much' in the making of the art piece. We can just imagine you running helter skelter around the class not being bothered with whatever art time it is and the teacher had to probably do most of the art for you..

Daddy today told me, he feels a bit strange that you're now living a life that we don't know about in detail. Previously you're always at home. We know or we are able to find out at all times, what you did and how you did it and every detail of what you did. It's strange now that you're leading 1 part of your life away from us and the closest thing to finding out how you are in that part of your life is referring to your school timetable and calling the teacher (Auntie Usha).