It's all about Max, Max and more Max (and Irene, Daryl, Dana and Creamy as well).
Thursday, January 31, 2008
I'm a Professional Salesperson
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Global Vision
Labels:
amazing outing,
growing up,
outrageous outfit
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Shopping Baby
Labels:
amazing outing,
growing up,
outrageous outfit
Friday, January 18, 2008
I Ain't No Wendy Lee
Labels:
amazing outing,
growing up,
outrageous outfit
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Monday, December 31, 2007
Postcard from Paris
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Bringing down a Giraffe 101
Today I'll show you how to bring down a giraffe.
When you run into a giraffe, don't panic. Try not to stare straight into its eyes and act as if you are shy.
Then grab its neck with your right hand and slam it onto the ground, knocking it unconscious.
To make it absolutely sure, try stepping onto its head so that it won't suddenly jump up and overpower you.
Once it's lying on the ground, you may poke its eyes with your right hand, and check on its pulse with your left.
Done! Next week: Bringing down Goliath 101.
(Disclaimer: Don't worry, we are animal lovers too. No animal was harmed in the process.)
(Disclaimer: Don't worry, we are animal lovers too. No animal was harmed in the process.)
Thursday, December 27, 2007
How Not to Propose to Someone (Whoever She is)
Friday, December 21, 2007
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Mars Attack
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Daryl the Santa
Saturday, December 01, 2007
Nine to Five
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Live Commentary: Friendly Match between Ryan and Daryl
(Just to remind you that NICAM service is available for the above dialogue.)
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
No Thanks, I'd Rather Walk.
I swear.
His walker days are long gone, but I can still recall how we bought him the first (and probably the only) walker.
We had never thought of buying a walker for him before, the main reason is that the walker alone is big enough to occupy most of our tiny little flat, not to say not enough room for him to move around.
Also, being so thick (figuratively speaking) and ignorant, we decided to listen to the so-called expert advice which, I can say, are quite anti-baby walker. That's why Daryl had never seen, not to say used, a baby walker before.
But one day, we fell for our parents' advice (or trap, you may say). During our conversation about Daryl's flat learning curve, they suggested buying us a baby walker. And being a good (and greedy) child, I didn't say no and for once listened to them.
And so we went on to set a record for taking-the-shortest-time-ever-in-deciding-to-buy-something-"expensive"-for-Daryl. Yeah, the walker was expensive to me, as the money is enough for me to have lunch at some decent places for an entire month.
But it was definitely money well-spent. Daryl loves walking in the walker and he soon learned how to go forward, go in reverse, make a U-turn, honk the horn and run over innocent pedestrians (like me) like a mad and reckless driver (like me).
And the walker is designed like a bumper car (I can't tell you how many times he has collided with the TV cabinet and almost knocked over the refrigerator) which has kept Daryl out of reach of lots of potential hazards (like some mindless pedestrians like me).
Although he didn't use the walker for a long period of time, and it is now stacked somewhere in our store room, I would recommend all parents to buy one for their children.
And ours is like brand-new which will go to the highest bidder.
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