My shower cubicle has 10 bottles of shampoo and conditioner because I like mixing and matching. I get bored easilly. And I usually have about 5 bottles of liquid soap too and a couple of body scrub jars. And one bar soap.

Whilst having a shower today, I was in the mood for some liquid soap. I reached out for a bottle. But couldn’t find one. I looked. And looked again.

DARN! Just when I was in the mood for some liquid soap, we’ve run out! Who’s finished my liquid soap and not yelled for a replacement?! Don’t you just hate it when you open the fridge for some goodies to find it disappeared?

I shout out to the Hubs (who was busy getting Tee ready for bed outside),

“We need to get more liquid soap!!!”

He popped his head into the bathroom and asked,

“Why do you need liquid soap? Use the bar soap. We don’t have money for liquid soap!”

I was completely flabbergasted with his &%#$(@ reply and was left speechless for two seconds with a deep, monstrous frown when Tee broke the silence by shouting out,

“Just put the soap in water, Mummy, and it will become more wet and liquid!”

We both burst out laughing.

I later learnt from Tee’s Communications Booklet that Tee is currently learning the alphabet ‘i’ in school, and as part of their Science lesson, the children got to paint with coloured ice and that is where she learnt the words ‘liquid’ and ‘solid’.

She also has “Show & Tell” where each student brings in an object beginning with the letter ‘i’ and they have to talk and introduce their object to the class for confidence building and public speaking. It also expands their vocabulary – this week alone, she has learnt the words ‘incense’ through burning a real incense stick in class and smelling it, ‘instruments’ through playing with a whole set of musical instruments (teacher also tells them that those things they see at the dentist are also called dental instruments), ‘indian’ through pasting clothes on for red Indian men?? etc. The theme this semester is also clothes, culture and hats. They get to learn about costumes and cultures and everything to do with clothes.

Isn’t school funnnnn???? I wish I was back at school!

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Who is Mamapumpkin?
Mamapumpkin spent 7 years in London committing crimes to gain her Bartlett degree in Architecture. She then spent 7 years as a Stay At Home Mom raising her children as documented in this blog of over 15 years thereafter returning to the Corporate World stronger than ever as the Country Director of a British Multinational. She sets out to prove to all, that you can have anything and everything that you want; if you have that fire of desire burning within and the drive to work hard. Even better with much love.

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