Tuesday, May 15, 2012

5/15/12 - No bath yet! Juju wants to play!

It's a time to take a bath Juju~! But Julian didn't want to do that yet. He wanted to play a ball more instead! He escaped from Mommy with only socks on!!
After let Juju play a ball with Ringo for a while, Mommy finally caught him!
But whoops!....... She noticed Juju was taking bath with still wearing socks (>_<)

お風呂入れようと思ったら、ジュジュ大脱走!お風呂はまだ! もっと遊びたい!!
しばらく靴下姿でリンゴと遊んで納得したジュジュ。
やっと捕まえて湯船にいれたら、まだ靴下はいてた~ (^◇^;)



No Mommy! I want play more!!




I want to climb chair!




Let's play more, Mommy!!


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Sunday, May 13, 2012

5/13/12 - Mother's Day


Happy mother's day to all mothers and grandmothers!
I appreciate my mom and grandma more than ever since I become a mother too. I am very happy that I can celebrate Mother's day as one of them.

I got Mother's day gifts from Julian!

Julian's special painting for me
Julian knows what I like :)
Baby cup charm for my bracelet
Red roses
Chocolate covered strawberries
White chocolate + strawberries! Yum!
Julian can eat strawberries now! No more allergies!

My mother's day morning:
Julian is very active this morning. Walking and climbing everywhere in the house. Then fell down, bite his tongue, bleeding and cried a lot Σ(T▽T;) He is OK though :) It's a very exciting Mother's day!

Mommy! I can climb couch!
NOOOOOO~!!

Thursday, May 10, 2012

5/10/12 - Julian is climbing chair

Julian is 12 month and 2 weeks. He has shown his improvement of walking skills everyday! But not only walking! He can climb chair, couch, and etc. Mommy can't even blink a second!!


I like this chair better than high chair!


I like playing here....

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5/10/12 - Julian & Ringo play ball

Julian and Ringo love playing ball. They are having lots of fun together tonight again!


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Saturday, May 5, 2012

5/5/12 - Measuring a height

Today, May 5th is Children's Day in Japan.
Each families raises the carp-shaped koinobori flags (carp due of the Chinese legend stating that a carps swims upstream becoming a dragon.  The flags blowing in the wind look in deed like they are swimming and some what like Dragons as well). For boy (or child) family displays with a Kintarō doll or traditional Japanese military helmet, kabuto. Kintarō and the kabuto are both symbols of a strong and healthy boy.
The traditional food for this day is Mochi rice cakes wrapped in kashiwa (oak) leaves — kashiwa-mochi (just like regular mochi, but it is also filled with red beans jam) and chimaki (a kind of "sweet rice paste," wrapped in an iris or bamboo leaf).
Speaking of chimaki, There is an old Japanese children's song, "Seikurabe = Comparing Height," in which a child thinkingas of his big brother marking his height on a pillar in their house while eating chimaki. So, as following the tradition, Mommy took Julian's height and marked on a pillar as well.
子供の頃、オジイの家で父の子供の頃の背丈の印のついた柱に妹と私の背丈はかって、印してらったことを思い出し、ジュリアンの背丈も柱に印してみました。 ジュリアンは、31 3/8インチ = 約80.3cmでした。

Marking Julian's height on pillar

Julian's height: 31 3/8"




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