Got up very early, brown bin is collected today, get it ready!
And then did some knitting for charity.
After that, I fixed the earphone for old Mr. Gray nextdoor!
Mummy, water is boiled, I am busy, please help!
The next day, I drove Mummy to the park!
Nice view! Very cold,do you want my coat,Mummy?
At the end of the day, I had some fun!
This is the dinner Mummy treated me ; ( No meat no beer, not at all. What do you think ?#$#%^&*((&^%%$
Today,Mummy is too tired,I’ll mind the baby, sounds great! 
The first thing is to feed her! Let me get her milk ready
A little bit hot!
One more second!
Ah, she can hold the bottle herself, even I can not ;0)
I think I am good at babie! Heihei :0)
After milk,she wants something to play!
Got it, how it works? *&?$%#@&**^^%
Finally,she slept soundly! Ah,looking after baby is so tired!
Have a rest and my beer time!
Delicious! Do I look drunk? :O)
I came to Dublin 3 months ago. After 3 months, what has happened?
I am always pleased with some small things. I was touched by these leaves as I encountered them. Backgrounded by the old wall,they impressed me so much. Is Fall or Winter coming? Not very sure. Everything is different to before when i was in China, even the feelings. Sometimes I keep thinking, but I know I just think about nothing. For me life is too big to be thought. But another time, life is as small and beautiful as the red leaf.In the wind they fell and danced , falling ,falling… … up and down… … Who said:
To see the world in a grain of sand,
And a heaven in a wild flower;
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,
And eternity in an hour. –by William Blake (1757-1827) in <Auguries of Innocence，1863>
But i think this poem has a unique lingering charm in Chinese:
Some Chinese friends said they don’t the weather in Ireland,but why not find something we like now that we live in Dubln?
