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Gearing up for FIFA 14 - 28 Oct 2013

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A Honey4boyz Production Guitarist : XianJin Actors : The Boys Photo(/Video)grapher : Daddy Special thanks to Mahkota Football Academy and Coach Ameer! WARNING:  For best effect, please watch this HomeVideo first before you scroll down. Have FUN!! The boys have just joined a neighbourhood football club, yea, football is pretty popular here. This was a first attempt to do a homevideo, and a pretty straightforward one using Windows Movie Maker. But it's so enriching to do something together. At one point, we realised that we don't have the background music (and we're afraid to download everything online), so Jin has a day to learn to play the FIFA soundtrack. We made use of what we have, our talents, ie free acting by our boys as well as our resources. Hope this will spark off their interest in either football, acting, directing, storytelling or how to settle conflicts without harming one another!! The Boyz are now QUALIFIED as "armchair foo...

Father's Day - 16 June 2013

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A special duet for Father's day from Jin and Wei. Their daddy was overseas but they did this on own initiative. So I think it's very sweet & the first of its kind from them.  It's the only song they learnt to play duet. Hope they'll not be mad at me for putting it in the blog for memory's sake. :)

Kids in the City - 9 Mar 2013

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Come March, there's so much happenings in the city and we do not even need to go far.   A small exhibition on Japanese handmade wooden doll, called " Kokeshi " at the Petaling Jaya Museum until 25 April 2013.  We went to a cultural workshop organised by the Japanese Foundation KL along with the exhibition. There're origami sessions but we didn't manage to join, a demo on how to wear yukata and another demo on how to play with the traditional Japanese toys. We thought that 'toys' would better relate to kids in learning about other culture. Everything about the Japanese is so exquisite and artistic, whether it's the papers for origami, toys or yukata (ie a simplified version of the more exotic kimono ). You could not miss the Japanese way of 'folding', which you could see it in origami as well as in folding clothes. The art of 'folding' also influences their architecture and rituals of every day life.  If you do not know ...