Grab Delivery

In the early lockdown days, Grabmum sends over some lunch. She was paid in kind with one Riko to take back to daycare for the afternoon.

Mr. Delivery Man

Nowadays, the new people we see are the delivery men.

Everyone puts their own needs in the weekly order lists. Our Tesco man has been delivering only half of our orders twice in a row since the lockdown began. At least, Riko is glad her cream cheese order came and Hiro is willing to eat vegetables if it came down to that or starvation.

New norms in our daily lives

It is almost a month that we have all been house-bound. Somehow, everyone has managed to find their new norms.

The most significant one would be that we can no longer take their usual walks. As the MCO rules tighten, our walks had become illegal - in front of the house after dark. In the early days, the kids would want to walk further into the next road. Nowadays, they seem to know that they cannot breach an imaginary boundary pass the neighbour's house.... they turn back. For more legal alternatives, we walked in our daycare garden. But, it is quite boring.

Momma is home day and night. We have been sleeping day and night. On good days, we bask in the dining room when the air-conditioner is turned on.

Car rides became the main highlight of the day.  Nobody wants to sit in the middle seat. Everyone wants a window seat. For some reason, mummy is covering her nose. So, Dori wants to do the same too.

We are also served lunch and tea everyday now.

Weekend highlights

Tea time is always exciting in our house.

First, the waiting game. One of the main stakeholder has started queuing in the kitchen.

 Then, the anticipation.It's strictly a no sharing policy. Everyone is agreeable to this rule!