Paintings

These are their recent art works. Ice-skater was painted by Natalie whilst the kitty was jointly painted by both the babies. Great team work  guys!

Racial harmony

This little girl has been dreaming about wearing her hanbok to school since the beginning of the week. She woke up at 6ish this morning and was fully prepared for school by 7am. The slight fever last night didn't dampen her mood of wanting to go to school! Take care princess! 

Natalie's piano concert

Prof Nathan Ng

Arts Garden Part 2

Other exhibits that caught our eye was the Stellar Cave II by Julien Salaud. Amazing work made entirely of screws and thread, inspired by prehistoric paintings in caves. One could even see the glowing constellation of stars!

We sat through a series of high quality anime/3D productions... cant believe that locals are pretty talented. There were so many submissions and we were bombarded with quality entertainment on the roll. There was a show that talks about the relationship between a grandpa and grand daughter. How they dreamed about going on an adventure and crafting a flying machine to bring them to the destinations that they wanted. Show ended with grandpa apologising to her that she would have to complete the journey on her own.. very sad ending.

And guess what.. dearest Nathan said, "I miss gong gong"... I was so touched to hear this as it shows that he has grown up and understands his emotions. He misses him as he sees him everyday and the one day apart made a difference!

The Arts garden part 1

Visited the arts garden last Friday and the kids had a really fun time running beserk at the whimsical enchanted garden city with its rainbow bridge and beautiful ponds where frogs and fishes thrived. The entire room was decorated with murals of fairytales with an Asian twist! 

Mum loved the Goldilocks and the 3 panda bears! Instead of porridge she ate up little panda's bowl of mee pok!!

And of course you cant miss the little red riding hood who takes on the image of a little nonya bringing along "ang gu kuehs"(meaning red turtle cakes) which her mummy has prepared for grandma. But she was stopped by the big bad wolf, ready to pounce on her ang ku kuehs!

Not forgetting the magical grandfather's clock  that teleports your drawings onto a magic mirror for all to admire!

We spent quite a fair bit of time at this exhibit. Check my next post for the rest of the adventures!