Chess, White Out, Baby Progress

Published February 12, 2012 | By admin

I am learning a new board game and it’s about Chess. Oh why Chess? My husband asked me and explained to me that he is afraid to challenge me because I might get angry if lose. I told him, that is what I want to control, my temper, and if I get used to be more challenge on it whether I lose many times, I want to be able to control my sensitiveness and try more until I succeed. This picture was my seventh time to play chess with my husband a few days ago and I didn’t realize that this was a mistake or in short-lived fault in my part. My husband warned me, this is not like checkers, this is chess and he took my bishop with his rook. My system says ouch, it was hard to accept the mistake and I tried not to get angry and instead run to the bathroom and cried. I looked at myself in the mirror and I told myself that this is just a game and I should not take it too sensitively. I hugged my husband back and the pain went gone right away.

Chess

This is a picture of a white out on our way to for a couple get-away today. For the continuation of the rest of the story, see my previous post.

White out.Me in the White Out.

And when we went home, look who’s here, my youngest baby, Vince, just learned how to sit up by himself. It was a surprise baby progress that he showed us. He flops down to his back after 5 minutes but still, this is the beginning of his new development to control his back muscles and be able to sit.