Colouring With Alisa
Currently, I’m in my room, rearranging and deleting my files on my laptop.
That's when I came across quite a number of photos of my lovely siblings, which were taken last week.
Pardon the substandard photos. Apparently my dream of possessing a DSLR has not been achieved. Yet.
*fingers cross*
That's when I came across quite a number of photos of my lovely siblings, which were taken last week.
Pardon the substandard photos. Apparently my dream of possessing a DSLR has not been achieved. Yet.
*fingers cross*
The education colouring book enables Alisa to draw and colour, as well as broaden her vocabulary, as more new words are introduced in it.
She looks serious, doesn't she? =)
My youngest brother, Daniel, colouring one of the pages from the block/book, lol.
That 11 yo boy, behind the laptop, with serious face on, well that's my little brother, Aiman. A computer whiz he is- updating his school website, and preparing his webdesign presentation for the next expo.
He's definitely my brother. =P
He's definitely my brother. =P
When I looked through these photos, I recalled upon a conversation that engaged amid Aiman, Danial, and Alisa last week. A hilarious one indeed. They three of them were in the living room colouring and I was sitting not so far away from them, reading, yet I could still hear their conversation clearly.
Alisa : “Abang ngah jangan colour banyak-banyak kali nanti koyak. Kakak cakap. Ini bukan colour biasa, ini magic.”
Danial : “Abang tawu la sya.”
Aiman : “Caca, abang long nak colour yang ni boleh?”
Alisa : “Tu kakak punya, tak boleh. Nanti kakak marah.”
Aiman sighed and had a sad face on. Haha.
Me : “Aiman, colour bedroom, tu kakak punya.”
Aiman : “Hehe. Ok! Caca, abang nak colour oren tu.”
The three siblings were happily colouring, when suddenly Danial whispered (which was rather loud, haha).
Danial : “Abaaang, tu kakak punya, jangan color terkeluar, nanti kakak marah la!”
Hahahahaha! I sound very evil from this conversation kan cause they are all afraid of me. Hahahaha.
Truthfully, I'm not a person to be feared, but respected.
Truthfully, I'm not a person to be feared, but respected.
Natasha
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