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Last weekend

Wow.. last weekend, my baby girl was born.. and the missus and my life turned upside down. They say you will have sleepless nights. They say you will have joy and fear. They say you will have frustrations and helplessness. All very true. But in the end, it's all worth it.

Anne gets to celebrate her first ever Mother's Day last Sunday. I bought a card. Quite cute card. The cover says "To my mommy from her little girl". I was surprised to see such a card. It's like it's made for her! So in the card, I represent the little one and wrote to her mother - thanking her for the 9 months of carrying and taking care of her health; thanking her for the pain she has to go through during her 10 hour labour. Thanking her for being patient when she (baby) was demanding and unreasonable. Thanking her for chanting hours of daimoku for her safety and happiness.

I thought that was a nice touch.

So today I am back to work. We only have a measley 3 day paternity leave. My friend said in UK, they have 2 weeks paternity leave! That would be really useful.

Ok, too brain dead to write anything.. ciao..
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  1. Bahija5/12/2009 05:43:00 PM

    daddy , mengapa tak pakai your iphone snap Anne's first mother's day card and show us kat sini leh ????

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  2. Bahija5/12/2009 05:46:00 PM

    BTW , congrats to both Mummy and Daddy, it is definitely a journey worth going thru , you guys will learn many ups and downs together with your new family memberS !

    FAMILY stands for Father And Mother I Love You :) , hmm, I shall tell Anne, to buat the father's day card lioe and put FAMILY in , wuahahaha....

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  3. wsl5/13/2009 12:02:00 AM

    i meant to say..'how sweet of u to get the card' but ur entry ended so abruptly..i oso lupa to comment ..hee.

    anyway. congrats. congrats. congrats.

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