Mamapumpkin Reviews – Page 22 – A Mother's Monologue

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The good, the bad & the downright nasty! (snippets from Bahrain)

Posted on January 5, 2007 by Mamapumpkin

The good - Weather is not hot The bad - Weather is cold The downright nasty – You can’t feel your fingers The good – The bouncy castle that T loves at the mall is FREE of charge!!! The bad – It costs RM100 for a return taxi.......click to learn what next.

The Kingdom of Bahrain through the eyes of 1 Mom

Posted on January 5, 2007 by Mamapumpkin

1. The only public form of transport is expensive taxi. A 5 kilometre journey costs RM50. 2. There are no pedestrian pavements and even if there were, I wouldn’t be caught dead walking on them with maniacal drivers on the loose. 3. Apartments are costly and it doesn’t.......click to learn what next.

My new COACH bag – First & Last

Posted on December 30, 2006December 2, 2009 by Mamapumpkin

One of the recent Designer outlets in KLCC is the American COACH brand. Usually a loyal fan of Ferragamo & Chanel, I walked into a COACH store, just out of curiousity and liked the casual American style more fitting for mothers than the high powered corporate world of fashion,.......click to learn what next.

Reflexology for babies

Posted on September 17, 2006July 14, 2009 by Mamapumpkin

Tee surrendering herself to a foot massage at the infant age of 2 months. Tee enjoying another foot massage at age 2. This time she asked for it herself. If Tee already knows how to indulge in massages at 2, I'm concerned that we might have a little.......click to learn what next.

Mrs Gabriel’s Secret Haven

Posted on August 8, 2006 by Mamapumpkin

After parking my car at what seemed like an old dilapidated block of flats, I made my way up to the home of Mrs Gabriel, bumping into a little girl on her pink tricycle, assumingly one of the neighbour’s daughters. Three landings and eighty three steps later, I.......click to learn what next.

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