Here is what he did:
Now the red circles, those are parts of the two pieces of puzzles. He, well, he broke them. I suppose there are more pieces to fix now to complete the puzzle.
I did tell you that he ups the challenge...
We were having cell meeting at our place and Lucas was quietly playing with his blocks. He built a main twin structure like this although one of the rectangular block fell off. He categorized the green blocks by shapes too.
See the rectangular block that fell off? He didn't notice it I suppose, too engrossed categorizing his green blocks.
And he categorized the rest by colors too...I wonder if the repeated pattern of the blue blocks are on purpose. It does seem to be an organized pattern. Admittedly, we (Marcus and I) were a bit distracted from cell's skit practice by our little boy's amazing creativity at this point
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Over Deepavali weekend, was at Penang for Daniel's fullmoon. And Lucas got a gift from grandma - a trumpet. But cousin Samuel wants trumpet instead and not the saxophone. So, they 'share' and exchanged. Good boys. The saxophone has become a water catchment instrument for Lucas' saliva since 'acquisition'.
Here, Lucas is riding on a springy pony in the playground at cousin's Samuel's condominium, Bays Water View. Both boys became bff on this trip, exchanging declarations of love.
It was so hard to get a picture of Lucas putting his face at this little peep hole at the playground. Only a nano-second will he put his face there...