break dance!
that’s my boy. :) happy birthday love!
i’ve had my name on the newspaper a few times before. usually because of some tech article, postcrossing, or crocs-related interview. none of them had any special impact on my family, in fact, most of them they never knew about any of those.
the one thing that made all my cousins proud was this photo,
splashed on page 55 (i think) of a certain portuguese religion book. that girl there, drowning the plants? that’s me.
every cousin would in turn discover this picture one day and proceed to brag to the whole class they knew this girl, their cousin ana! they felt cool – and i did too :P
ps – that’s my mom on the yellow suit (hi mom!), which is ironic since she never liked having her picture taken :)
lilo has been featured on flickr and anitanachina. he’s the lazy cat, our own garfield, the one who manages to stay still (ie., to resist the urge to attack the lens) long enough for me to shoot a picture.
grub is the hyper-active one (“what is this? can i see? can i see? come here!”), the one that always comes to the door when we arrive home, to promptly lay on her back and receive some patting on her belly. acting cute works everytime and she knows it :)
lately, p. and i have been talking a lot about bali, more exactly, about spending a week or so there, in the sunny beaches.
anything to take our thoughts away from this cold weather. i don’t know who told us shanghai would be cold and dry in the winter but so far, it hasn’t been true. there’s cold allright, but there’s also a sort of silly rain falling every now and then, just to keep the levels of humidity high enough. our stomach might have already adapted itself to the food but our body is still struggling to understand this permanently wet new weather, with little aches here and there…
anyway, i digress. what i wanted to say was that today i got this card, sent to me from a taiwanese girl living in malaysia who spent her new year in bali:
so bali again, gently sneaking into our lifes. sounds like a good omen. :)