November 19, 2015

Quote Challenge Day 3: Bloom

In response to Estelea’s Blog Quote Challenge:

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Today’s quote is dedicated to parents who are raising third-culture kids, or simply those who have left their own home countries to live elsewhere other than the country they were born in, thrive and for some, build their own little family. May you all keep on blooming, no matter where you are planted. 

The rules are to post 3 quotes over 3 days and nominate 3 bloggers each time to carry on with the challenge. My nominees are:

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November 18, 2015

Quote Challenge Day 2: A Moment in Time

In response to Estelea’s Blog Quote Challenge:

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There is something about this picture I really like, and I am no professional photographer: The massive splat of the water, the tiny little hand of my niece and the strategically-placed, fiery red bucket…it all seemed purposeful.  As I clicked away on my camera phone, I caught the innocence of a faceless child and created a memory of a little moment in time.

The rules are to post 3 quotes over 3 days and nominate 3 bloggers each time to carry on with the challenge. My nominees are:

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November 17, 2015

Quote Challenge Day 1: Experiment

In response to Estelea’s Blog Quote Challenge:

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There’s a little back story to this picture from our recent Singapore trip: Squirt got busy. Really busy.

Instead of running around like he usually does, this water fountain kept him occupied for a good 40 minutes or so as he tried to engineer and re-engineer the directions of the water. He pressed and he squirted (other people), he sat on it and he moved his fingers in all directions in trying to see how far or how high he could work the water’s direction. He was experimenting. 

He  was completely focused on the task he set for himself at hand, and was oblivious to his surroundings. His concentration level was high. He owned that one fountain and he wasn’t easily distracted by anyone around him. He grinned his fattest grins when he could squirt the water at a higher level versus his previous attempts with the mere placement of his fingers. For once, this little boy stayed put. No one could have pulled him away. 

It was fascinating to observe him from the side. We both gained a little knowledge – he from experimenting it all on his own, and me from observing him

The rules are to post 3 quotes over 3 days and nominate 3 bloggers each time to carry on with the challenge. My nominees are:

If I have nominated you before for the same challenge, I’m sorry. Only because I may have forgotten that I did!

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