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Haley Tan is here!

Following on the heels of Shinyi's hot new babe Kaelynn is Haley Tan (Eric and Shoo's), born on the brink of spring season, 21st March 2009 (as his proud uncle says "3-2-1" very easy to remember). In case you were wondering, Haley is Hao-e's sister's firstborn, and the closest-related niece we have - we have several nephews and nieces who are kids of first cousins, a subtle difference/technicality there, if you know what i mean.

We sent some flowers over to her room at East Shore - must commend www.simplyflowers.com.sg, itself an spinoff of the "Secret Garden" flower shop on the basement floor of raffles city, super-duper time and cost efficient, delivered on a sunday afternoon within 24 hours of ordering online! *CLAP CLAP* "Bravo!" *Cat-whistles*

Wonder if Haley's chinese name is really earnings. hmm...

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Shoo said…
Thank you for your flowers!

Haley's Chinese Name is not "earnings" but close... We named her ๆ˜ ็‘œ, sounds like profits in Chinese, right. :)
Tuesday, March 31, 2009 10:12:00 PM
Joop said…
WOW! did you like the flowers? ๆ˜ ็‘œis a beautiful name, and she's such a pretty babe. i showed Haley's picture to some friends here and they all said she's got some pouty lips!! How's motherhood? one of my friend's complaining about sore nipples. hope you're enjoying it!
Friday, April 03, 2009 1:50:00 AM
shoo said…
Soreness.. Yes, tell me about it. That's like initiation to motherhood. I wonder how long I can last nursing. BTW, I think Haley likes those body suits you both bought. She selectively pukes on clothes she doesn't like.
Wednesday, April 08, 2009 8:02:00 PM
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