Just a week after Typhoon Kalmaegi left Taiwan, another typhoon was expected to hit Taiwan again. There was more emphasis in the news for this typhoon, partly because the previous typhoon was underplayed and there were more casualties and floodings then expected.
This time, I started stocking up mineral water, biscuits, bread and food to last for the weekend and Monday. Prices of vegetables had doubled after Typhoon Kalmaegi, as the crops were destroyed by the strong wind and rain. Who knows what would happen after the second typhoon.
Except for being grounded at home, the good news about typhoon is - no work and school on Monday. The boys busied themselves with their trains and a new theme - At the Restaurant.
Please meet the two very important people at work, Chef de Cuisine Justin and Sous Chef Jonathan.
This time, I started stocking up mineral water, biscuits, bread and food to last for the weekend and Monday. Prices of vegetables had doubled after Typhoon Kalmaegi, as the crops were destroyed by the strong wind and rain. Who knows what would happen after the second typhoon.
Except for being grounded at home, the good news about typhoon is - no work and school on Monday. The boys busied themselves with their trains and a new theme - At the Restaurant.
Please meet the two very important people at work, Chef de Cuisine Justin and Sous Chef Jonathan.
We let our creative juices run wild. Story books became menus. Ikea bowls, plates, spoons and coasters were taken out from mummy's kitchen cabinet. Toy boxes became the stoves. Each section of the restaurant was properly laid out by Chef de Cuisine Justin. We also coloured and cut up the drawings of beef, chicken, fish, vegetables, sushi, squids and potatoes (kinda looked more like frog's eggs to me). Home-made chef hat complete with drawn pleats, Jonathan's was three quarters the size of Justin's.
PS: Another theme which I love very much - At the Library. One of the quietest time with them at home because they need to observe silence in the library. They read their books, quietly whispering to one another. All for the precious fifteen minutes before they start getting fidgety and moving on to their next play.