ama – Page 6 – Kumquat & Peanut

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First Night in Mexico

December 25, 2014 No Comments

After we checked into the hotel, it was time for dinner. We had Christmas dinner at the restaurant on site and Janie didn’t have much of an appetite by then. She just wanted to drink lots and lots of milk. So, she spent all of dinner drawing and coloring with Ankong.

She drew a portrait of Ankong. Those circles around the eyes are glasses.

She also drew Ama. Funny girl.

After dinner, we all hung out in our studio for a bit before everyone went to bed.

The pull-out bed was a perfect bed for her. Good night!

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Naptime

November 8, 2014 No Comments

This afternoon, everyone took a nap before dinner. We actually had to wake Janie up to leave for Uncle Jason’s birthday dinner.

Luckily she wasn’t too grouchy about it.

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Happiness is…

November 8, 2014 No Comments

…seeing your granddaughter.

Ankong and Ama flew up for the weekend and took Caltrain up from Redwood City this morning. Yippee!!

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Dim Sum

November 1, 2014 No Comments

We had Dim Sum with Ankong and Ama this morning.

They also brought her a surprise from their trip to Asia. It’s a big GG pillow!!!

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Afternoon with Ama

September 6, 2014 No Comments

It was nice having Ama over this afternoon.

Janie had a nice long tea party with her and Auntie Jia.

She also showed off some of her dance moves.

Before dinner, she got help with her zipper and then took a picture with Ama.

Cheese!!

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Dinner for Dada

September 5, 2014 No Comments

It’s Daddy’s birthday tomorrow and we celebrated it a day early because Ankong and Ama are in town!! Janie met up with them at our usual celebration spot, Hillstone.

When they arrived, they brought presents for Janie (yes, not for Dada). She got a coloring set, puzzle, and some new clothes! Thank you!!

After dinner, we ordered a key lime pie and Janie sang “Happy Birthday” to Dada. She also tried to blow out the candle for him but she didn’t blow hard enough.