This is how a 4 years old interprets the world.

Bonus:
And an adult interprets the drawings of a 4 years old.

A Sleeping Rabbit in a Godzilla Costume And a Godzilla Sleeping in a Rabbit Costume

(a drawing by MP)

Remember this post about some girl who copied a few pages of my novel and claimed that she thought it was her own idea because she accidentally memorized those few pages?

If you DO, then someone thinks you've made a reaaaally big mistake.
(edited: click the above link to Tyas' post and read the replies to see what I mean)

Some people really is living in their own universe, or simply leads a very boring life. Well, I don't deal with these kind of people anyway. But I just hate to see my new friend, Tyas, get this kind of treatment.

FYI I'm size 6 hahaha

When you passed the age of 30, it's time to do reality check.

A personal project by Dave Lumenta, someone who's obsessed with borders.
I always love personal obsession, that's why I enjoy this one.

I found this one after babyboy started to be bored with the Kid's CBC.

The colour palette are very interesting, a mixed of pastels and brights. The opening shows a room full of toys, and every single thing can be clicked to reveal a game. There's ABC games in English and French, with every alphabet is a game; different kinds of puzzles, colouring games, lots of music, etc. I especially love this flying pig character.

Now babyboy is starting to talk in French :P

This is babyboy's first online games.

The opening shows a kid's room in bright colours. Each item in the room can be clicked to show some movement.
The games are represented on each of the drawer in the cupboard. There are hide-and-seek, colouring, music, sticker, helping nana in the kitchen, and writing letters in the post office. The games are very simple yet interesting, and there's a feature that let us print the pictures so kids can play colouring.
Because of this game, now babyboy knows the names of some objects in English.

My sister's blog.

A place to put your secret anonimously.

Each secret can be a regret, hope, funny experience, unseen kindness, fantasy, belief, fear, betrayal, erotic desire, feeling, confession, or childhood humiliation. Reveal anything - as long as it is true and you have never shared it with anyone before.

Create your own 4-by-6-inch postcards out of any mailable material. But please only put one secret on a card. If you want to share two or more secrets, use multiple postcards. (Please do not email your secret.)

Please put your complete secret and image on one side of the postcard.

Tips:
Be brief - the fewer words used the better.
Be legible– - use big, clear and bold lettering.
Be creative - let the postcard be your canvas.

Mail your secrets to:
PostSecret
13345 Copper Ridge Rd
Germantown, Maryland
USA 20874-3454

Email questions or comments to: Frank@docdel.com

my first published novel

my precious babyboy

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