Iluma Mall

The longest escalator in Singapore

Rey completed his Chinese 3-Day Camp and presented a short skit using shadow puppet. He has a greater interest in Chinese now.

Maple Story, an online game for people of all ages. Restricted to 30 minutes of play only.

random photos

I have been quite busy all these while. Rarely staying at home for the whole day. Outings, writing resumes, going for interview, finding new swimming and yamaha classes for Rey and meeting friends. Yet, I'm looking forward to next week when Rey goes for his 3 Day Camps with my good friend's guidance since I will be able to find time to watch the movies of the year, New Moon and 2012!

Sunday Outing --Prawn Fishing

Nana's graduation

Went to Nana's graduation ceremony.

See how big her school is?

BBQ

A friend's birthday bbq in the evening.

A meeting with a V.I.P

Guess who some of us met over the weekend?

Mrs.Hatoyama! Was really nervous but she was so jovial and fun to be with. We had a 35 minutes of small talk about our experience in Japan.

stacking cups competition

Went to stacking cup competition. Rey didn't spend so much time practising it but we let him participate for the fun. He found it fun and said he wanted to go for next year's competition too.

orientation

Rey's orientation at Fairfield Methodist School.

checking out the school

Japanese curry rice and sushi are sold in school.

stacker cups

Rey's new hobby or rather, obsession is stacking cups. He is quite persistant, always wanting to do better.

gatherings

with family

close friends

Before our trip back to Singapore for Rey's education, we had some gatherings with close friends and relatives.

Either the food is good or we're really hungry, it's the 1st time both of us finished up the flight meals.

Always get Singapore sling, it's free. I had 2, hehehe...

Hirakata Park

A family outing before Rey returns to Singapore.

skull cake

farewell!

Rey's three years in kindergarten has not been spent in vain. He's got to know some good friends and has an all-rounded preschool life, something that cannot be experienced in Singapore kindergartens. I'm so thankful for that.

These good friends planned us a farewell (cum birthday) party before we head back to Singapore for Rey's primary education which starts in January. I'm definitely going to miss all the chats and gossips we have at the bus-stops while waiting for the school bus.