Last Saturday prolly one of the busiest weekend we ever had.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Partner In Crime
Last Saturday prolly one of the busiest weekend we ever had.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Introducing...

Maryam Harmony...!
My name is Maryam Harmony. Nadirah and I are sisters coz I also drink milk from Mummy. Nadirah can get very upset seeing me with Mummy. She will pull me away from Mummy and treat me like a normal bear. Am not a normal bear ok! I'm your sister! We always travel together. Sometimes we hug each other till Nadirah falls asleep. I really love Nadirah. I just wish that she can handle me more gently and stop roaring at me. I'm not a lion ok. I'm a just a little bear with a little heart and need a little love from Mummy Abi and Nadirah.
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Maryam Harmony a.k.a. harmony is Nadirah's latest friend. I think about a month or so. These days Nadirah loves to roar. I don't know where she picks that up. Very garang mak ai. Abi and Mummy try very hard to tone her down by saying "nadirah sebut Allahh. Ikot Abi sebut Alllahhhh" everytime she roars. She even roars to Opah, Ibu and everything else. We need to bring her too Zoo Negara ni and tell her that only lion roars, we don't. Sape mau pegi Zoo? Jom buwat trip!!
Friday, November 6, 2009
Sit-To-Stand-Learning Walker
Last night we went to AU2 Jusco after Isya'. Mission: Buying nadirah a new toy. She's almost 10 next 11 days and we need to buy something that suit with her current motor development. So, after doing some soul searching online and many stores for the past months, we ended up buying VTECH Sit-To-Stand Learning Walker.
We didn't assemble it yet coz by the time we reached home, Nadirah was sleeping soundly and we both were too tired already. I hope she likes it. I don't expect her to use it as a walker just yet, but hoping that the activity panel will keep her busy for a while and excites/amuses her after the long-feverish-and-measles-days.
Alhamdulillah, as stated in many articles, the measles last for only 3 days. She's measles-free now :-) but she looks too kurus for a 9++ month old baby, shrinks quite a lot and now very active and busy again as ever. Ibu said she only wants yogurt and say no to Mummy's rice porridge [nasik fish]. Huhu. It's high time for Mummy to try the pancake recipe. Baiklah nak, Mummy will make that for you this weekend Insya-Allah.
Can't wait to show her the new gadget! Thank you Abi for the pressieee! :-)
I left my Brain
My driving journey to work normally starts at 7.30am. Thank you Allah for your greatest creation ever - the DUKE-xpressway. I normally arrive by 8 and manage to swipe my card on time, and no later than 8.05am - which is acceptable by my GM. No need to fill in form or anything if arriving by 8.05am. Kewl.
This morning, I was a bit late, but still ok. Entered DUKE around 7.40am and usually I can still reach HQ Bangsar by 8. But this Friday morning wasn't the same as any other day.
As I was queuing to pay the toll (Cash) and my turn was 3 cars away, I realized that I don't have any cash. A.T A.L.L. Ileeekkkkkk!! Ok, I have 35sen in my purse. Trettt. Not enuff. I need another $1.65.
I maneuvered the car to the next lane where the toll is not in service. Kalutzly finding my phone and call MrJ.
"Abg, hny xde duit nak bayar tol. Hny dah kat toll." I froze.
"Ok, ok. Abg kat DUKE jugak, dah nak dekat tol. Hny kat mane?"
"2nd lane from left"
After 3 gazillions pairs of eyes staring at my stranded-unpolished-white-car, he arrived and stopped behind me, quickly walk to my car with a straight smile and gave me RM60.
Alhamdulillah MrJ is in KL.
Alhamdulillah Abi was using DUKE this morning.
Alhamdulillah I was earlier than him.
I smiled gleefully and still smiling thinking about my chaotic Friday morning.
Thanks hubs! :*
Hihihihihihihi.
Lesson learnt: Always keep some emergency cash in your wallet - Pesanan Penaja (Abi) to Mummy, aftermath. Baik Abi. Cashmu cashku jua. ^_^
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Handbag Hook
Currently I'm sharing a room with another girlfriend at the office so since space is an issue, I think I need to find clever[yet elegant] solution to store my bag while I'm at work. Please, if anyone knows where to buy this at lower price than the online price, holler me out! Tq peepsss.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Down with German...
Anyway, after 2 days of missing from work, today I got on my feet and come to work today. Abi arrived from offshore this morning, alhamdulillah. My strength is now restored, insya-Allah.
Just for your reading pleasure:
Rubella – colloquially known as German measles or the “three-day measles” – is an illness caused by a virus of the same name. Rubella had at one time been all but eradicated since the MMR vaccine was introduced. However, the rise in parents who are declining the vaccination as more people begin to believe the erroneous link between Autism and vaccines is causing Rubella to make a very big come back across the country. Rubella can also still be caught by toddlers and infants who have not yet received their MMR vaccine, or in children who received only one of the shots in the series. If your child is displaying symptoms of the illness, here is how to treat Rubella:
- Step 1
Confirm the Illness
Since the only way to officially confirm a diagnosis of German measles is by having blood work done at your doctor's office, many parents skip this step and simply look for the most common symptoms. These include a bumpy rash that spreads from head to toe, including the face, along with a fever, achy muscles and joints, and in some children, pink eye may also develop. Your child may be extremely irritable, cry for seemingly no reason from aches and discomfort, and have troublesleeping . Fever often precipitates the rash, starting as soon as 3 days and disappearing before the rash develops. - Step 2
Dose Motrin or Tylenol
There are no medications available to cure Rubella, only prevention by way of the MMR vaccine. Instead, treatment focuses largely on managing the symptoms. To cure the aches and pains caused by the virus, you can administer Children's Motrin or Tylenol (ibuprofen or acetaminophen, respectively) every 6 hours. Both are available over-the-counter and are also used to treat the low-grade fever your child may develop, as well. If your child does have a fever, some doctors recommend alternating between Motrin and Tylenol every 4 hours. While the effectiveness of this method is contested, at the very least, it will keep a constant level of pain relieving medication in your child to keep the aches at bay and keep their fever low.
If your infant is less than 6 months of age, contact your doctor before giving them either medication. You should also bring young infants directly to the pediatrician once you recognize the signs of Rubella, complications can arise from developing the illness at such a young age, especially in infants with heartproblems . - Step 3
Push Fluids to Your Child
Keeping your child hydrated and well-fed will give them the strength they need to fight the illness. Continue to give your child water, or even better, Pedialyte, if they have a high fever and especially if they are suffering from diarrhea. This will help replace any electrolytes their body has lost, and prevent them from dehydrating. If your child is happy to eat normally, then go ahead and feed them what they would typically eat during the day. If they are adverse to food,or vomit, stick to bland foods or supplement with Pediasure to make sure they get the calories and vitamins they need to stay energized while sick. - Step 4
Let Them Rest
Your child will likely have trouble sleeping, especially if they are experiencing a lot of pain or discomfort, so they may be very tired during the day. If they appear listless or mopey, cancel your normal daily activities and let them lay in bed or on the couch. If you can get them to sleep, even better. If your child is not displaying any signs of exhaustion, then it's perfectly okay to let them run around as they normally would. Just keep them inside and away from other children, especially infants, as the disease is contagious and can be spread to other children and babies who haven't been vaccinated. - Step 5
Allow Nature to Take Its Course
Rubella will eventually pass within 3 days of the rash developing, and in some children, can disappear in as soon as 24 hours. There is nothing you can do to speed up the process, other than keep them well-fed and hydrated to make sure their body has the nutrients it needs. Just focus on keeping your child comfortable and pain-free until the virus has passed.
If the rash does not heal within a few days, you may want to contact your doctor to make sure it is, in fact, Rubella. After the illness passes, if your child has not already have their MMR vaccine, you may want to schedule them to receive one as soon as possible. It is important to note that catching the virus, especially while under 2 years of age, does not necessarily cause you to be immune to it, so an MMR vaccine is necessary to prevent the child from catching the virus again.
Get well soon sayanggg! Mummy loves youuuu :*