Mummy has decided not to attend the Korean Language Lesson anymore (those with 2 young toddlers like mine will be able to understand why).
First, getting them ready in the morning alone (especially during winter time) is so taxing on me. Recently, this Sweetie of mine also tends to wake up early and so do my Cutie too. On those school days, mummy will have to try to get them to sleep again to wake up later so that they won't be sleepy and grouchy in school. Sometimes it works and recently, it doesn't (so mummy has not been going to school then, *sigh* after wasting my early morning trying to coax them to sleep). Guess my darlings also find it weird why on some days they can wake up early and some days they will need to sleep more.
Indeed, bet my Sweetie is confused too why sometimes mummy will get her to sit on the potty in the morning on some days and not on some days (cos' will be late for school if wants to wait until she pees). That's why this Sweetie has not been successful on her potty training. In additon, mummy is tired every time we come home after school. If mummy still has energy left, she would rather use it to have some activities with my darlings.
Think Mummy is getting old and memory is failing too. Can't seem to be able to remember many of the Korean words learnt, thus self-study would be the best option for me (ie. to learn at my own pace).
So, instead of rushing for class in the morning, now we have a great time of going to the park every morning. My darlings are very excited about going to the park too. And yes, it's Spring now. Look at the flowers popping out one by one.
My Sweetie also is getting used to the routine of going to the park after she has pee/poo in the potty in the morning (ie. less waiting time for mummy). Of course, their favourite part is to be able to watch their "Pororo" cartoon on television every morning after playing in the park. Mummy can thus use this short period of time to do some self-learning or serve the web (gee... and the result: mummy has bought so many things online). Retail therapy is great.
We were memerised by the beautiful sight of a long stretch of cherry blossom trees and my darlings had a fun time playing with the flower petals on the ground. It's so fun to have a handful of the sakura falling onto our heads, like snow. My Cutie also enjoyed "sweeping" the petals with the shuttlecock that she had found. 
Finally, my Cutie turns 3 today.
