Since I won't be around computer tomorrow, so I would like to wish all the Australians and the residents of Australia:

HAPPY AUSTRALIAN DAY 2007!!!
WISH YOU ALL HAVE A GREAT DAY.



note: the picture copied from www.artistswa.com

Woohoo...today is my big day. Tonight I'm going to a citizenship ceremony....Yes..It's my ceremony to become an Australian citizenship. I love this country, I feel secure for myself and my children (who were already as an Australian by decent since my husband is an Aussie). So tonight is my night.

Friday it will be my first year to celebrate Australian Day as an Australian citizen.

Thank you Australian people.....I will honor to be accepted as your citizen and use my privilege in Aussie's way like the rest of the people here.

Aussie Aussie Aussie....Oi oi oi!!!

For Roomba lovers, check this out:
(I found this on wikipedia)

http://spazout.com/roomba/

note: I don't know why would you need the Wii remote control for it.

Oh I have to share this....I thought it was great to get rid of those sales call who just can't take 'No, thank you' as an answer.

5 minutes ago I got this guy tried to sell like a mobile phone plan and asked my how much I spent a month on mobile phone. I said in we spend for X amount but since we're in cap plan we only pay half of it. And this guy started crapped on about he could give better deal. I said 'No, thanks we're pretty happy with what we had'. He just couldn't take my answer.

So, I came up with this "Well, we waited for iPhone from Apple Mac to come on the market. We're planning to change our mobile to iPhone. So till now, we wouldn't change our plan or our mobile."
I think after he heard about Apple Mac, he didn't bother to push me to listen to his stuff anymore.

Woo hoo....

It's so cute....my 20 months daughter started to pick her own clothes this morning. I picked one but she wanted other pairs. So I let her picked. Then after she got an accident by wetting her skirt, I took her to her bedroom to get another bottom pair...again she picked it herself (didn't want the one I chose  for her). Oh well....she becomes a little person with her own choice. Looks like she's very independent little girl........very independent. I might miss her....or be proud of her. I think I choose to be proud of her.

Took this photo from Perth zoo.

These are some photos taken while we went to The Maze:


The wooden maze                                                                     The Pine Maze


One of picnic ground                                                                  The slide from the tower (somehow I can't make this photo vertical)

The maze also have other activities such as disc golf and mini golf (we forgot to take photos, too busy playing). We had such fun there.

It's been like 2 or 3 years that we've been doing this, my son has a money box and we only let him opened it on his birthday which was on boxing day (26 December). It's amazing how much money you could put away/saving for as little as $2/week. Last year (2006) we counted that he got $100. We've said to him that he could spend $50 for anything that he really wanted and saved $50 toward his saving account in the bank*. He was so excited and he chose to get another star wars transformer (Jango Fett one).

This year, I'm starting to do the same thing for my daughter as well. We will do the same thing that both of them will allow to open their money box and the end of year.

*note: After we counted all the coins at home, and put them in separate bags, My son and I went to the bank and change the coins to paper money. He was so proud to get a $50 note (since we put the other $50 to his bank account).