Milan Brando Luitze

I played peekaboo with papa while waiting for mama having her hair cut.

As you all know, I already go to school, twice or three times a week, from 9 to 11:30 am.
I love going there, and I am now independence enough that I kiss Mama and Papa goodbye at the school door, and enter the school by myself, and play with Ms. Emmy (my teacher!), and my friends.
My nanny waits outside the school, and Mama or Papa will pick me up later.

Today we had our end-of-year-performance. Next term, I’ll be on “moonbeam” class.

My current class is called “starlet” class, and our performance today was “Fruit salad”.
I didn’t know that it is a performance in front of a lot of parents… and I was surprised that there was big audience, and Papa and Mama were there too !!!

I had fun!

This is the invitation..

and these are my performance!

and after school, i came along with mama and papa to makro, to buy groceries for our hotel and restaurant.

We are in Amed again. I always enjoy it. When Mama and Papa told me that we’re going to Amed, I immediately exclaimed “Boat!!!”. Yes, I love it to be here. It’s “home sweet home”.

I sleep well here… then I wake up usually at 6:30am.. then order breakfast (i love scramble eggs) to our hotel staff.. then have the breakfast on the beach with my nannies.. while watching the fishing boats coming back from the sea. I also like to play with the small waves.
I’ll show you what my morning rituals in Amed are. Can’t have a better way to start your day! :D

Watching the fishing boats… did they catch a lot of fish?

Oh, they’re here. Got to run. Pak Nelayan… Meneerrrr….!! HOIIII..!!! Wait, mr boatman… I wanna help you unload the fish!!!! (but give me some mackarels for my lunch, yes?)

I am HAPPY!

Play with the waves.. run from the waves!!!

I leave footprint all over the beach

.. and these are my feet after playing on the beach

and… when i’m finished with breakfast… had a nice warm bath… i can sit in the restaurant, and just being lazy…

today, I came along with Mama and Papa to their new project, the Zen Villas.
It’s a nice big complex.. so I can run around on the grass, and watching the birds… and so many swimming pools!

I was even modelling for the Villas’s pictures. Maybe Ma will use it for the web. So here are my ‘pose’ for today..

on the villa’s private garden..
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In front of the main bedroom’s entrance from the pool
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“yes… can I help you?”
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The complex walking path. Free of motor vechicle, so it’s safe for me to walk around. And quiet!

yes.. finally we can have some family quality time. Mama and Papa have been busy this month!
This morning we went to our Club.
Mama and Papa went to the gym, while I played in the “Rainbow Room” .. the kids’ playroom.
Then when they were finished and already took a shower, we all played at the soccer field.
It’s a nice sunny sunday.
There were kids and adults doing soccer training.. nice to watch.
Then when they were finished, we had the whole soccer field for ourself!
So we played frisbee (flying disk).. It’s difficult.. but i could manage!

What a great sunday!!
and how’s your sunday?

big hugs,
milan brando

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Watching soccer trainings..
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action! (with my mouth full of bread!)
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watch out! I’ll throw the frisbee to you!!!
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run!
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training my triceps.. hihi

let me show you one of my artworks…
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This month, I went to Yogyakarta to visit eyang uti (grandma), and also to attend the 1-year ceremony of grandpa’s passing away.

Just woke up…

here I have breakfast with Papa at the hotel

hugs,
milan brando

May 2009..
the rain has gone,
so, when we are in Amed, I can play more often on the beach!
Each morning, after i wake up, i come down to our beach.. and play!
Sit down on the sand.. play with those small waves..
and Mama will snorkel for a while, and I stay on the beach with Papa or with my nanny..
Then when Mama comes back, I jump into the sea with her.
Oh, we both love the sea!!!

Thank you, tante Melly, for these beautiful pictures..!

yeah…
i know i can not read yet.
but i am learning.

and sometimes, i take Mama’s book, and try to figure out what Mama has been reading.

Look, I can seriously “read” her book!