annlee aka Xena No. 2
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My mum's U-like wok does not look shiny leh. Yeah, I heard about the oil before... it's called "seasoning" the wok. I did that for my cast-iron pan last time too. I think U-like is beyond my budget + I don't need the Xue Di Zhi, so will prob get one at the $50-60 range from Taka during year-end when I am doing more baby stuff shopping.
Other than jelly, can also make flavoured popsicles for your ds to ensure he gets his fluid intake. I always see "popsicles" in angmoh magazines, but not sure how to make it...
Amelia,
8 lessons should be enough to cover the basics of a skirt and blouse. But remember, it's only the basics i.e. we only get to sew a few pieces. But if the class is outspoken like mine and ask her a lot of questions, she will actually teach us how to draw the different patterns for all kinds of skirts e.g. hidden pleats, box pleats, knife pleats, layered peasant skirt etc. Pattern-drawing is the most fundamental for dressmaking - as long as your pattern is correct and "smooth", then the sewing is really a matter of practice of skills and on your sewing machine. If pattern is not right, then you'll find that your clothes won't "flow" and fit nicely.
Krisjoy,
I am around 17 weeks now. Yesterday had a bout of dry cough, and after coughing, I felt a churning on my lower abdomen with something inside pushing at my shorts! No gas came out after that... heh, I wonder if that is the baby moving!
Next checkup is 5th Oct detailed scan. My hubby and I are thinking that maybe we want to keep the gender of the baby as a surprise on delivery day... my dad sure say I'm crazy, cos he's been asking me if baby is a boy or girl!
Ok, will let you know if the Vitasence makeup remover is good. This friend uses quite "thick" makeup with foundation etc, so she'll be a good "reviewer" of this product.