stage fright? never heard of that . . .

This little lion and a swaying dancing tree, performed for their k2 friends’ graduation ceremony last Friday at the NTUC auditorium.  The theme was ‘save the world’ with much emphasis on the 3Rs.  Will put up a short clip of their performance soon…..Simply adorable!! 

We all know they love to dance but sungguh tak ku sangka, that they can remember the whole dance steps, and menari punya lah ligat . . . . so proud of them! and of course made both me and ayahnye ter-kekek2

 

McD revisited

not to include the snow city, last we visited the science centre and its mcD was back in July 2006.

 

then . . . . .

 

now . . . . .

to the science centre we go

We initially wanted to bring her to Sentosa, to perhaps go see the pink dolphin, on her birthday.  But as you know, the weather has been so unpredictable and we hate to miss meeting the dolphins due to the bad weather, again. . .  

 

So we went to the science centre and purchased the combo tickets to imax movie.  The girls has been, and still is, fascinated about the planets so I was a bit disappointed to found out that the show about space station was over.  Instead we watched Under The Sea, narrated by Jim Carrey on sea creatures who are dependent on the Coral Reef, Australian Sea Lions and Leafy Sea Dragons among others, who are slowly diminishing due to the impact of the global climate change. The novelty of watching from a big dome-like theatre amazed them for a short while, but they did asked a lot of questions while watching the show.  As usual, too excited they are that we had to tell them to keep their volume down.

 

There is also a Body World exhibition that I am pretty excited to go but somehow, I don’t think it is appropriate for the girls.  However, I might just ask ayahnye to bring me here come December. . . can?

 

We have not visited this place since years ago and were a bit disappointed actually.  I don’t think the centre is too young for the girls to explore their minds, but there weren’t enough simulations to attract them.  Sad to say, there are some which looks worn-out and also some which are not in working order.  To think, I used to love going here.  But now, remind me the next time that we need more reasons than the girls to visit again.

 

But still, they enjoyed trying out all the experiments when they can get all their hands

 

or in this case, their heads on it. . . .

NANA turned FIVE

 

Nana officially turned FIVE last Sunday. 

 

We brought cakes and goodie bags to school on Friday for her to share with her k1 and k2 friends, and she was grinning from ear to ear.  We had never practice bringing a cake to school, not even when they were in their playgroup and nursery session.  So I can just imagine what a happy day it must have been for her to be at the center of attraction

 

And on Sunday, she gets to cut another cake with us at home.  Iqah had an idea to surprise Nana.  So while we prepare the gift and the cake on the table, she brought Nana out from their room – with her eyes closed, and we sang her the birthday song.  (Good job, kakak!)  I missed the chance to capture that moment on camera.  It was priceless!  Nana was smiling so shy, the joy of having a special day being at everyone’s attention was apparent on her face.  Still smiling so coyly and with no further ado, she blows all her FIVE candles and ‘stab-cut’ her cake. . . .  

 

cashier of the month

  

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