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Saying goodbye

I don't know if dawter T has finally grasped the meaning of goodbye. But, I think she had.

One instance was when my cousin and her new hubby who lives in the U.S. stopped by here in SG for their honeymoon. When my sister C and I boarded the taxi with them with big suitcases and all. She wailed and wouldn't want me to go inside the cab.

Then, today, it was sister C's turn. She's going for a 3 day holiday in Laguna, Philippines. Sister C said that dawter T was just staring at her and her bags. Wouldn't say anything, stoic. Hahaha...

I wonder if she feels any kind of loneliness. I wonder if she feels abandoned. After all, earlier, she asked me for her passport! Hehehe...

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