Thank goodness it is a friday again!

Princess loves weekdays as much as she loves weekends.

This is because her maternal grandmother (that is, my mother) comes over to our home during weekdays to babysit Princess.

Looking at the two of them together, it is very obvious that Princess adores her Mama. Princess pays attention when my mother is talking to her and she always smiles happily at my mother.

If you are wondering by now why there are so many photographs in this blog, let me assure you that there are plenty more! My mother takes so many beautiful photographs of Princess smiling or grinning that it would not be possible for me to post all the photographs here. I have, however, been uploading the photographs to picasa on a daily basis.

I am very thankful that it is a friday today. Some of my colleagues and I have caught a flu from another colleague and I have been sleeping in the spare bedroom for the past few days to avoid passing the flu to Princess. Fortunately, I did not get the virus attack as bad as my secretary - she not only had flu, she developed a fever.

For those of you who wish to self-medicate a flu (although I would encourage you to see your doctor instead for a more accurate diagnosis), you may like to consider:-

(a) Leftose/Danzen - for inflammation (eg. throat inflammation)

(b) Clarinase - for blocked nose

(c) Decolgen - for flu

Do note, however, that you should not take Clarinase and Decolgen together. It is one or the other. You can, however, take Leftose/Danzen with Clarinase or Leftose/Danzen with Decolgen. This is what I would usually do if I am coming down with a flu. I would also take more vitamin c and also drop the effervescent vitamin c tablets in my boiled water at work.

I have a work meeting to attend tomorrow and as such, I would not be able to spend the whole day with Princess tomorrow. sigh....

Nowadays, Princess is able to hold the pacifier in her hand and insert it in her mouth. Initially, whenever she held the pacifier in her hand, she would miss her mouth when trying to insert the pacifier in her mouth.

Once in a while, our little darling would stick her fingers in her mouth. According to our friend SY, it is better if the baby were to suck her fingers instead of the pacifier. The Chinese belief is that if a baby sucks a pacifier excessively, she would end up with "buck teeth".