Kim Johan, his family and friends.

Hi there.

Today is another milestone in my development. Mum and Dad have introduced a “No Diaper” stage. It sounds serious, but it’s not so bad.

During daytime, at home, they think I am big enough now to wear my pants without the pampers.

Nice. Watching Tome and Jerry, with no pampers :-))

I find it nice, much easier to move around, but what happens when there is an accident?

Well, Daddy has said he will give me a grace period, as long as I make an effort to let them know when I need to go to the toilet.

Not easy to get a picture of the Dad, Son and Daughter…,

but here we are, just before bed time, 2. September 2011 🙂

Her er vi; Pappa, jeg og Siv Linn. 2. September 2011

Uncle Fatt insists I should try golf.

He need a partner to play golf with when he comes to Penang. If he can’t play golf, then he is getting sick, so sick that he today had to see a doctor.

So here we go; my first ever golf lesson.

Now the big question is, am I right or left handed? Am I a Phil Michelson Jr.?

Have patience with me, I may need a more suitable golf set, before I go for the Majors.

Hari Raya – Lot of visitors.

You find the pictures here.

Hey there.

Do you know that it is “Hari Raya” these days. It means the celebration of the end of Ramadan, where the muslims fast from morning till evening for a whole month.

In addition, the Chinese celebrates the “Hungry Ghost Festival”, so it basically means that this week, a lot of people is off work.

So, my family is visiting us. I love that.

Brian likes to play on the computer, trying to learn one of the car games.

Will update you with pictures later, but latest on Siv Linn:

She is still a great sister as she sleep most of the time; Milk, clean up and new pampers, then she go back to sleep again.

And when she is awake, grandma and my aunties can take care of her.

I like that.

She is cute.

Sister and Mum went for a check-up today as it is 1 week since the birth. Everything is fine,  just a little bit of yellowish left for Siv Linn. Doctor says she should be doing a bit more sun-tanning, then it will go away.

For Mum, she is fine. Good, now Mum can start following me into the pool again. I have been missing that.

For Sister, Dad says we have to wait until she is 4 weeks before we take her for “a swim”. OK, have to wait a bit more then…

And she is very good at sleeping. Dad likes that.

Sunday morning I want to go “walk – walk”.

It was a nice morning, so why hang around in bed. And, it had been raining over night, so the temperature was nice, about 27 degree C.

As soon as we came to the playground, I commanded Dad to turn. I wanted to play “over there”.

But first Dad had to go around and wipe all the apparatus’s dry. I don’t like it when the seats are WET!

Hi there.

Wondering how we are doing?

I have been to school as per normal these days, been a bit more hesitating in the morning, not sure I could leave Siv Linn and Mum “alone”.

But as soon as Teacher is here to pick me up, its OK.

And it’s so nice, when I get back from school, I can rest in front in front of the TV, and watch my favorite programs.

Having a nice rest, after a long, but very interesting day at Cherie Hearts (My School)

But I have to admit, the school can be quite tiring, so it may happen I have a second nap in Dad’s chair.

By the way, it’s probably more mine than his these days:-)

So'lly, just needed an extra nap. What did you say...?

Siv Linn is doing OK.

I am checking on her now and then, and I notice she looks a bit yellowish.

Not that yellowish. Hard to see on this picture...

Mum tells me it is called Jaundice, and is present to some degree in most newborns, and is called “physiological jaundice.”

It usually appears between day 2 and 3, peaks between days 2 and 4, and clears by 2 weeks.

Physiological jaundice usually causes no problems.

You see, now a days you can find all these information on Internet.

Want to know more, then you can click here: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001559.htm

OK, that’s all for today. Have a nice weekend, and I will see you soon.