Anna's Diary

Date of birth: Thursday, 16 March 2006. Place of birth: Zagreb, Croatia. 3,420g & 52cm, at birth.

Sunday, April 20, 2008

Happy 2nd birthday, Anna.


I had my fantastic 2nd birthday party last month at one of my favourite cafes in Phnom Penh. Many friends, many cakes and lots of toys and baloons... wow, I am already looking forward to my 3rd birthday, mama!

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Beautiful flowers and me



Mama and papa and I are now in Japan. It's where papa was born. And for the first time, I am with my papa's mama and papa - oba-chan and ji-ji.
Oba-chan and ji-ji have a beautiful garden, where papa was playing when he was small like me. And look, I've found beautiful yellow flowers in their garden which I love!

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Big Buddha


Mama says that we have come to see a big Buddha in Bangkok. Bangkok is a huge city with lots of big shops and small shops. And that Mr Buddha is indeed very big.
He is shiny and beautiful, even smiling. But - what I do not understand is that he is lying down. I came all the way from Phnom Penh to see him, and why is he welcoming me like that? Maybe that's his way...

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Walking along the river.


Walking along the river in Phnom Penh is a big fun. Last weekend, I had my first walk there with mama and papa, and got so excited - so many people, including little kids like me, enjoy their weekend there. I saw tens of small shops selling mangoes and food I have never seen in my life.

And look at this beautiful boat! I saw kids having a party on the boat, singing and dancing... mama, I would like to have a party like that on my next birthday!

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Bon odori


Both my mama's and papa's countries have a day, or days, to remember your great, great grand mothers and fathers who are not on this planet any more.

Here in Cambodia, they have the same custom and apparently it is a very important period of the year.

Mama and papa took me to this cheerful 'Bon odori' or 'Bon dancing' festival which was organized by many Japanese people living in this country. Papa says that 'Bon odori' is a popular custom in his country, during the days to remember one's ancestors.

While it is purely a custom of papa's country, I saw many Cambodian people and other foreigners enjoying the dancing too, and it was very beautiful! I have already put 'Bon odori' on my list of things what I want to do when I will be big enough!

Tuesday, October 09, 2007

My first marketing

Here I am, with my mama to be visiting the nearby local market to get some fresh veges and fruits.

It is soooo interesting to see so many kinds of colorful veges and fruits - they all look tasty... mama, is my lunch ready yet!?

Sunday, October 07, 2007

Who is to be blamed?


OK, I know, it's been more than half a year since my last post - and you wonder who is to be blamed.

Not me, obviously. Yes, I admit that I have started remembering some words, but you won't expect me to be writing this blog by myself, will you?

Let's not name the one to be blamed. I am just happy that here I am again, with lots of news - and I mean it. I am too sleepy to tell you everything today, and I am sure that I will be properly updating you shortly... perhaps the biggest news is that I have managed to complete my first big, inter-continental trip last week, starting from Zagreb, Croatia, to be ending up in Phnom Penh, Cambodia!

Here's my first photo in this tropical country, in front of the airport - how exciting!