My son just quietly sipped my starbucks peppermint mocha which I have in the fridge. He came and talked to me and I smelled coffee in his breath! That kid. I’ve told him a dozen times not to drink coffee but I guess I’m mostly mad because I felt “violated”. I wouldn’t care if he had drunk hot chocolate or the red wine (not that he touched that) but I’m saying, NO ONE touches my peppermint mocha!! Since we are having sushi tonight, he won’t get any as a punishment. Instead, he will have last night’s fried rice. He won’t get hungry, just that he won’t get the good stuff.
My friend Mike in Malaysia is still in bad shape. Come on, Mike — AJA! FIGHT! You can do it!!
Here’s a pic I took at my kid’s school today. At 5 minutes before the bell rang, only 4 kids were waiting outside their classroom. Seems like everyone just gets to school on time or a little late nowadays. I noticed that kids who live very near the school are mostly the late ones. Don’t know why.
Today’s weather in Burnaby is fantastic. Love the sunshine and blue skies.
One of my son’s classmate, Ranvir celebrated his birthday today. Tomorrow – another classmate, Julia. My son suggested singing Happy Birthday to Julia to the other three friends (all in the pic) and they did when she arrived. She was so happy with big smiles. I asked her to give me a pose and she did. I can’t post it here as much as I want to. I don’t have her parents’ permission. I did make a print at Shoppers but the pic came out too dark and saturated. It didn’t look like that on my monitor. So later in the afternoon, I went to London Drugs and I told the techie person that the pic looks dark on the screen. She told me their monitor inside the lab is calibrated. When I went to pick it up, she came out with the pic and whoa, it was perfect. Just like what’s on my own monitor. She said, it was fine and the outside self-service monitor needs to be calibrated again. It was a beautiful picture. Hope Julia’s family like it. I’m not too sure why I went all the way to get a good print of the pic.
