初五
初五is the fifth day of the Chinese New Year. 初 means start or beginning and 五 means five. Easy, no?
It was quite a relaxed day so far. Lexie woke up at 5.45 to drink and went back to sleep for a few more hours afterwards. Yes indeed, me too
Well, you can’t blame us:

For once we can be sure that it is fog and not smog, since the factories are still closed. Miserable and cold weather.
Since PIL are driving me nuts by being in our house all the time we thought of a plan. Lexie went to their house at 12.00 and we will pick her up later. Mommy and daddy have the afternoon off duty and PIL can go nuts grandparenting away
Everybody happy!
HW and I went to eat sushi (hurray to no longer being preggers!), had a coffee and then we went our separate ways. HW went to play tennis on one of the few courts that are roofed and I went to the gym. I was welcomed in hardcore chinese style: “wow, you are so fat”. OK…… stupid b*tch*s!!! UGH!!! And that on the first day I finally felt a bit better about my post partum body
I had a good work out nevertheless. It was hard to cancel out the happy hardcore versions of Chinese New Year’s songs though. Muse and Nirvana did a reasonably good job.
After the gym I stopped by at PIL’s. I figured since they are coming here unannounced all the time, I can do the same. Hihi. They even had the heating on in Qiang’s old room since it is so cold. Wow, they don’t turn on the heating for anybody else!! Lexie was doing OK but was not very happy. I gave her a little feed and that seemed to help a bit. Then I went home to do some stuff around the house.
As you can see I even had some time left to write a blog


















