When we arrived, her mom & younger sister were there to meet us. They came from Msia two weeks ago, and would be staying until mid-August. It was such a relieve to see Ainul walked around and in good health. I initially thought that she would be in bed resting/napping most of the time, and not in the mood to meet people. So I thought that we would stay for about an hour and then headed downtown to take photos around campus (Kansas State University).
Well.. it was totally the opposite. Ainul looked happy and vibrant, and very chatty. She wasn't really in pain from the surgery because she took pain killers. She said the only thing that was bothering her was her wobbly tummy :D And I would say that having family around her made a lot of difference. Her mom and sister were so very helpful taking care of the baby, that I thought made her less anxious and worried.
Ainul little princess, Ameera Adeela.After bye-bye the family, time to snap some photos :)
We wanted to go to their creamery ice cream shop, but they were closed on weekends.. aiyoo banyak rugi wooo..
There was a scenic area on the way to downtown Manhattan where we could see the valley around the area. Very nice!On Sunday, we had a World Cup party at home :D Amin grilled some chicken and homemade burger, and then cooked basil fried rice. The attendee: his bff Chris :P
Yummy..!! We wanted Spain to win, and they did! Hoorayyy..!
2 comments:
wahhh muke gem nampak berseri2...mama wanna be laa katekn....huhuh letak laa pic yg ko blaaja kt class baby gem.. nk tau aper yg ko blaja...heheh
Baby class tu mcm ko pi regular class kat U. Instructor kasi handouts, pastu dia explain ape yg kat handouts tu la. Pastu the last 30 mins, dia soh all couples practice relaxation positions masa nak labor nnt. Pastu yg postpartum & breastfeeding class tu sume theory je. Yg bagus tu sbb dia bagi walkthru what we are going to experience masa labor, after labor & also baby care. And this is better than just reading books/magazines.
The real challenge nnt masa bile nak beranak tu la, then we'll know what works and what's not.
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