Papa and Mama brought Lyn Lyn for an eye-check at noon on Saturday, to find out whether she has lazy eyes, etc...the optician noted that her eyes tend to be laxed when tired and will dissociate from each other...an eye condition that Mama and Fu Fu has. Nonetheless, nothing contagious is noted, as long as it doesn't affect the vision. During the eye-check, the Optician took videos/pictures of her eyes and she obeyed the instructions by looking into the "camera". After that, the optician asked whether she can recognise alphabets and she gave a positive nod! To our surprise, she managed to name all the aphabets. The fun part was when the optician accidentally showed her a row of alphabets instead of one-by-one, she quickly shouted : many alphabets! The optician, Papa and Mama all laughed! She was in fact correct! She enjoyed the check and asked for more! She's due for a review in 3-month's time. She can play the "alphabet game" again then!
I find the optician very friendly and patient. Her name is Janet! Information about the eye-check for babies from 6 to 48 months can be found in www.pediaoptix.com
After the check, we went shopping in Isetan before meeting Auntie Adele and Frederick Di Di at Takashimaya. At Isetan, Mama saw a pair of Nike track shoes, which looks very comfortable. After Lyn Lyn tried it on, she was very satisfied with it. However, the size was just nice for her now and she will not be able to wear for longer. After meeting Auntie Adele, all of use went to Suntec's Nike shop to hunt for the pair, but failed...maybe we'll try again when we're back in Hong Kong next week!
Dinner time...we're having trouble in deciding where to go. In the end, we ended up at Otori Japanese Restaurant at Gilman Village. Mama likes their a la carte buffet and this is not the first time that Lyn Lyn came here. Her favourite remains the soup udon. Both Frederick and her finished 3 bowls of udon! Scary...what else did she eat? 2 and a half Yakitori-s (to her, everything chicken = chicken wing), sea-weed from Papa and Mama's handrolls, vanilla ice-cream!
