No matter where she goes, her eyes will automatically scan for the nearest playground and if she spotted one within her radar, she will sheepishly ask the adult who is with her "Baby go and see if the playground is wet or not." The reason for her asking this qns is because she hates dirty playground, so whenever she saw any slide that is wet after the rain, she will says "Eeeeeeeee" and walk away. So in another words, she is actually asking if she can play in the playground when she said she wanted to check if it is wet.
We stay at Sembawang and I must say that it is one of the neighbourhood area in Singapore that has the most playground. You can find 4 playgrounds along a 10 mins walk from my block to the MRT station alone! My girl even named them as Mummy playground (I usually bring her there in the evening), Daddy playground (MW brings her to this playground during weekend), NTUC playground (the one nearest to NTUC) & one slide playground (obviously b'cos this big playground only has ONE slide).
Fate has it that, even my parent's house has 3-4 playgrounds at the precinct. The "Ding Ding Dong" playground (the playground has a built-in xylophone), jiu jiu playground etc etc...
But to "balance" things off, ZY's Ah Ma house at Simei is also one of the few places in Singapore that has very few playgrounds. Hence she sadly pronounced Ah Ma house as "not nice". (Luckily, she recently got herself a playmate, a cousin whom I will blog about next time so now she says Ah Ma house is "nice")
Anyway, these are some of ZY pics at the playground.
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