Pre-Trip & Perth

This travel-blog will not be writing anything really exciting or interesting.

It is just a record of a family trip.

A record of the growing period of Toddler Keena.

Simple yet enjoyable.

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Mum putting on a jacket for Keena.

As my mum is a home-maker, she is taking care of Keena full-time.

The relationship between them is very close.

I was joking with my mum that Keena was her 4th Child.

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By observing my mum's selfless care towards Keena, I know that my siblings and myself had been very well taken care by my mum when we were very young. My mum definitely and will always commands the highest respect from us (her children).

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Hope Keena will grow up and be grateful to my mum.

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Keena & Almo

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We asked Keena 'Where's Elmo's Ears?'

She was flipping Elmo around looking for his ears & looking puzzled.

Hahha....

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Playful look @ 1am

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Testing Keena...

We have been teaching her 1-2-3 and A-B-C in sequence.

Yet, when we jumbled up the sequence, we were pleasantly surprised that she can recognise most of the numbers and alphabets. That's very impressive for a 18 mths old toddler.

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Sometimes, she can be a bit confused.

eg. The picture above. She said "9" instead of "P".

When we write the alphabet "O", she would say "EGG".

haha...

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Street of Perth

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"Market-ing" time!!!

I like the rich colours of the fruits & vege.

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Traveling with a toddler is not easy (for the caretaker).

Everyday my mum would be the first one to wake up and cook the food for Keena.

So regular "market-ing" was required, as we were constantly on the move.

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Family Photo with extended family.

(William Street - unofficial Chinatown in Perth City)