Some random pics and videos from February 2022. (Yes, yes, we know we are many, many months behind schedule. Apologies. Life has been eventful. –ed.)
We managed to get a taekwondo video for the first time in a while. (Yeah, it’s not a very good video. Sorry about that.)
More photos:
He really enjoyed using the leash-thing during his weekly swimming lessons
And finally, one last group of pictures:
What more is there to say? It’s a “café,” sort of, full of dogs that you can play with. Our hero was in canine heaven.
His favorite was perhaps Waffles, the corgi:
Or maybe it was this mellow little fella:
Or this spaniel:
That last pic shows Nyan giving the spaniel some treats. Yep, you can buy little bags of food to feed the little guys. So we did:
That dog was obviously tired and recovering from an injury. Waffles was far more energetic and aggressive when it came to treats:
A nice way to spend an hour-plus on a weekend afternoon.
Some random fun times with two of Nyan’s besties in February 2022.
Guinea pigs with Jayden:
Goofing around at various restaurants:
Hanging outside on a windy day:
Of course, it’s not Nyan and Jayden without some screen time:
Fresh air, too:
A pool party and picnic with Nadia and some others:
And finally, strolling down the street with Nadia. Nadia is the taller one.
Well, not exactly the high seas. But a local bank offers free sailing sessions in Marina Bay, in downtown Singapore. It’s tough to get a slot as it’s very popular, and the program was halted for quite a while during Covid. But once they re-started the program, Daddy quickly scored some seats. He and Nyan kept it a surprise from Mommy, who loves to sail. Here are Mommy and Nyan just before the event:
Here we are, getting ready, and then boarding the dinghy that took us out to the sailboats.
We think the boats they use are known as SM40’s, if that means anything to you, dear reader. Whatever: it was pretty great! Check out all these pics.
Nyan helped out with pulling the lines and whatnot (can you tell your correspondent doesn’t know much about sailing?)
Some great views from the boat and the dinghy, too. Singapore sure is a photogenic place:
The whole thing lasted about 45 minutes. Highly recommended!
Afterwards, we took a casual family stroll around downtown, walking down some picturesque streets and ending up in Chinatown.
We posed for a few pictures too.
A really great weekend afternoon outside!
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