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Changes in Life

It has been ages since i logged into my blog. This little personal space of mine. And of course there has been so many changes in my life. I got married, moved into my new home and upgraded to a proud mummy of my little baby aka melon. 

 After a grueling 7 months of taking care of my darling melon, I decide to blog my thoughts again. 

 At this stage, I don't have any specific topics to stick to, and just want to blog as and when I'm free. 

 Currently the most exciting upcoming event is going on a short holiday with my family and melon. This would be the first time I'm taking a flight after my pregnancy and travelling with a baby. Guess it would be a challenge, but am glad that my parents, sister, her hubby are travelling with us, so I'm hoping that it would be less tedious. 

 These few days I have been browsing websites on how others cope with travelling with a baby and also what essentials to pack. But I find the information too overwhelming, so I'll just pack what melon requires. 

 Let me share more on my trip and preparation when the date is nearer. 

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