No bakes last weekend boo. I happily took out my butter and cream cheese with this cream cheese butter cake in mind but then I realised. I have. only. TWO. eggs.
Baaah.
So back into the fridge they went.
I did find eggless chocolate cake and brownie recipes but didn't bother to do any. It was quite a packed weekend with raya, cousin's engagement and a little bit of work yesterday, and to top it all off, dear Junior decided to wake up at 4am this morning all fresh and happy. So I did laundry & ironing while he was awake. He only slept back at 6.10am and as much as I wanted to sleep back, it was a bit too late. Darn.
There was talk of school for Junior and those montessori of sorts, Husband is convinced Junior needs school once he's 18 months old but I'm kinda refusing it. If the purpose is for the activities then I think we can have our own little school at home. I refuse to pay for something which can be done at home. It's like going to a baking school to bake cos you are lazy to search for recipes and ingredients and you don't want to mess up your kitchen. So yesterday, I started buying some toys for Junior's little school. Will slowly build up and buy another set to be put at in-law's place too. Junior is a bright boy, I'm sure he'll do fine without an expensive school. And I must stop being the lazy mum and wait for things to happen and use every bit of my energy to educate him.
If my parents can send three kids to university, I should be able to do better.
Baaah.
So back into the fridge they went.
I did find eggless chocolate cake and brownie recipes but didn't bother to do any. It was quite a packed weekend with raya, cousin's engagement and a little bit of work yesterday, and to top it all off, dear Junior decided to wake up at 4am this morning all fresh and happy. So I did laundry & ironing while he was awake. He only slept back at 6.10am and as much as I wanted to sleep back, it was a bit too late. Darn.
There was talk of school for Junior and those montessori of sorts, Husband is convinced Junior needs school once he's 18 months old but I'm kinda refusing it. If the purpose is for the activities then I think we can have our own little school at home. I refuse to pay for something which can be done at home. It's like going to a baking school to bake cos you are lazy to search for recipes and ingredients and you don't want to mess up your kitchen. So yesterday, I started buying some toys for Junior's little school. Will slowly build up and buy another set to be put at in-law's place too. Junior is a bright boy, I'm sure he'll do fine without an expensive school. And I must stop being the lazy mum and wait for things to happen and use every bit of my energy to educate him.
If my parents can send three kids to university, I should be able to do better.
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