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Member » KarenCheng
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Hi, I'm Karen Cheng!
I'm a designer, writer, stay at home mother of two, living in Perth, Australia.
You can usually find me at my website, http://www.karencheng.com.au, where I write about family life, motherhood, kids, design, fashion, photography, craft, cooking, online shopping and finding the beautiful moments in everyday life.
I'm married to a rather cute guy, Andrew. We have two boys, Callum (3) and Sean (1).
My hobbies are :- Blogging, reading, design, cooking, shopping, networking, and hanging out in cafes. |
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This post is from from my other blog here 
Everyday, I pick my son up from school.
When we get home, the first thing I have to do is bark: PLEASE TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF OUTSIDE!
Because, if I forget to remind him, I’ll have sand sprayed all over the house.
I assume all the sand is from the school sandpit. But there’s so much of it! I don’t even know how there can be enough room in there for his feet. There was like ¼ cup of sand in each shoe.
Maybe I need to get him thicker socks.
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This post is from from my other blog here 
Years ago I stumbled across a blog who linked to me, Kinky Blue Fairy. I found Joyce Wong, a hot, pixie-faced chick, with attitude, who seemed to party non-stop!
Over the years of popping in and out of her site, I’ve found myself quite entertained and deeply fascinated – for me it’s seeing how the other side lives. Ah, so that’s what real party girls get up to! What a jam packed life! She has so much energy! And I love her outfits!
Joyce’s pet project is Tongue in Chic, a very cool fashion blog based in Malaysia (such a great name!). It’s definitely a regular stop for me when keeping in touch with fashion in the Asia region.
I just love the range of stuff that she and her team covers. Everything from fashion shows, fashion events, bargain hunting, latest trends, sales, designers, fashion ideas, fashion scouting in Hong Kong, Bangkok, China and more.
Tongue in Chic are launching the new version of their site on the 20th August 2008, complete with a rocking launch party! Wish I was there!
I also asked Joyce if she was interested in “Doing The Karen Cheng”, she laughed and said SURE!
So you can see her pics on her Kinky Blue Fairy site, and on the Doing The Karen Cheng Facebook Group. Enjoy!
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This post is from from my other blog here 
Years ago I stumbled across a blog who linked to me, Kinky Blue Fairy. I found Joyce Wong, a hot, pixie-faced chick, with attitude, who seemed to party non-stop!
Over the years of popping in and out of her site, I’ve found myself quite entertained and deeply fascinated – for me it’s seeing how the other side lives. Ah, so that’s what real party girls get up to! What a jam packed life! She has so much energy! And I love her outfits!
Joyce’s pet project is Tongue in Chic, a very cool fashion blog based in Malaysia (such a great name!). It’s definitely a regular stop for me when keeping in touch with fashion in the Asia region.
I just love the range of stuff that she and her team covers. Everything from fashion shows, fashion events, bargain hunting, latest trends, sales, designers, fashion ideas, fashion scouting in Hong Kong, Bangkok, China and more.
Tongue in Chic are launching the new version of their site on the 20th August 2008, complete with a rocking launch party! Wish I was there!
I also asked Joyce if she was interested in “Doing The Karen Cheng”, she laughed and said SURE!
So you can see her pics on her Kinky Blue Fairy site, and on the Doing The Karen Cheng Facebook Group. Enjoy!
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This post is from from my other blog here 
On the weekend we went to a birthday party picnic at the South Perth Foreshore.
The boys mucked around on the beach, gathering shells and broken rocks, until we gave them a little project -
To build a little path of shells from the shore to the car park. Man, they loved it. It must’ve entertained them for a good hour.
People walking past asked if it was a public art thing. Families and children passing by would join in the fun for a few stones then leave. Many people just stood and watch. It was painfully slow, but they did it!
After leaping around in the afterglow of pride, we had to convince the kids to pick up all the shells and return them to the beach.
I would have loved to have left it there, but I’m sure the lawn mowing men would not be happy with our “art”.
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