A Little Blog Refresh Is Underway

 

Blog renovation in progress. Please tahan the dust!

I've been looking through some of my older posts and decided it's time to give the blog a little refresh.

Little by little, I'll be tidying up the layout, arranging photographs into easier-to-enjoy collections and adding links so readers can continue wandering from one post to another.

There will be more photographs and fewer words, but whenever a picture brings back a special memory or a funny little incident, Aunty will still have a story to tell!

The blog remains open as usual, with old memories and new adventures continuing side by side.

Thank you for wandering along with me!

My Long-Lost Blog...I'm Back!!!

Memories Through My Lens

Today, I unexpectedly rediscovered a long-lost blog I had written many years ago. Reading through the old posts and looking at the photographs felt like opening a forgotten treasure box filled with memories.

Some people may see these old photographs as history, but to me, they are much more personal. They remind me of places I have visited, people I have met, food I have enjoyed, and little moments that might otherwise have slipped from my memory.

What makes them especially precious is that some of those places may no longer exist. Familiar streets have changed, old shops have disappeared, and buildings that once stood proudly may have made way for something new.

Back then, I simply took photographs of whatever caught my eye. I never imagined that years later, those ordinary snapshots would become little treasures of a world that has changed.

Finding this old blog has reminded me why I love photography so much. Every photograph holds a moment that can never be repeated in quite the same way.

So I'll continue sharing my old photographs alongside my new adventures. Perhaps someone will recognise a familiar place, remember a forgotten corner, or simply enjoy wandering through these memories with me.

There are still many photographs waiting to see daylight again, and I look forward to sharing them, one memory at a time.

HAVE A GREAT DAY MY FRIENDS!!!

“And the Golden Microchip Goes To… LOW BATTERY!”

 

When AI Becomes a Movie Star

These days, I watch some YouTube Shorts and scratch my head.

“Eh? This one real human or AI ah?”

Some AI characters look so realistic! They can walk, dance, talk, cry and act. Wah piang! Sometimes I really cannot tell the difference.

Last time watch YouTube:

“WAH! This actor very handsome leh!”

Now watch YouTube:

“WAH! This actor very handsome leh… BUT DOES HE EXIST???” 

Even the pores look real! Next time aunty might ask:

“Eh, this fellow got birth certificate or software licence?” 

Then a silly thought crossed my mind.

What if one day an AI actor wins an award..at the 🏆 THE GOLDEN MICROCHIP AWARDS!? 

Imagine the scene…

🎬 And the Winner Is…

Presenter: “And the Golden Microchip for Best AI Actor goes to… MR AI-007!”

👏👏👏 STANDING OVATION!

A handsome AI actor walks onto the stage to collect his trophy.

AI Actor: “Thank you! First, I would like to thank my mother…”

Presenter: “Awww, how touching! Your mother who?””

AI Actor: “Motherboard.”

Presenter: “HARRRR??? 😳”

AI Actor: “Without her, I wouldn't be here today.”

Presenter: “And your father?”

AI Actor: “Power Supply.”

Presenter: “Any siblings?”

AI Actor: “Yes. My two brothers, Laptop and Tablet.”

Presenter: “What about your girlfriend?”

AI Actor: “Siri.”

Presenter: “Wah! Congratulations! Getting married soon?”

AI Actor: “Cannot lah. Her father Apple doesn't approve!”

🔋 An Unexpected Emergency!

Just as our handsome actor prepares to continue his acceptance speech…

BEEP! BEEP! BATTERY 1%!

AI Actor: “Lastly, I would like to thank all my fans. I looooo…”

SYSTEM SHUTTING DOWN.

💥 BLACKOUT!

Presenter: “HELLO??? HELLO??? SOMEBODY BRING A CHARGER!!!”

From the audience, Motherboard shouts:

“BOY AH! I TOLD YOU TO CHARGE BEFORE LEAVING HOME!”

Father Power Supply adds:

“EVERY DAY CHARGE, CHARGE, CHARGE! YOU THINK ELECTRICITY FREE AH???”

🏆 A New Award Category?

Perhaps one day, the Golden Microchip Awards will introduce a brand-new category:

BEST AI ACTOR WHO CAN FINISH HIS SPEECH BEFORE THE BATTERY DIES! 🤣

And at the award ceremony…

🎤 主持人：「請問你拍這部電影最大的挑戰是什麼？」

Presenter: “What was your biggest challenge while making this movie?”

🤖 AI演員：「最大的挑戰……是網絡不穩定！」

AI Actor: “My biggest challenge… was the unstable internet connection!”

🎤 主持人：「得獎後有什麼打算？」

Presenter: “What are your plans after winning this award?”

🤖 AI演員：「我要回家充電了！」

AI Actor: “I'm going home to recharge!” 🔌

Aunty's Final Thoughts❤️ 

Jokes aside, technology is really advancing at an amazing speed.

Who knows what we'll see in another ten or twenty years?

Perhaps AI actors will become so realistic that we won't know who's human and who's not.

But one thing is certain…

If an AI actor ever wins an award, somebody PLEASE remember to bring a power bank!

Otherwise…

NOW YOU SEE HIM, NOW YOU DON'T!

Just a little nonsense from an aunty whose imagination wandered all the way to Hollywood today.

Aunty Remembers — Rediffusion, My Childhood Companion

 

Rediffusion was my companion for the whole day. Every morning at 6am, the National Anthem came on—Aunty’s alarm clock to get ready for school.

Rediffusion: “It’s 6am! Time to wake up!”

Aunty: “School already? Okay, okay, I’m getting up!”

School finished around 1pm, and I would rush to catch the bus, dabao my lunch and get home just in time for Lee Dai Soh’s storytelling from 2.15pm to 2.45pm. Eating and listening together—cannot waste a single minute!

But aiyoh! Every time the story reached its most exciting moment…

Lee Dai Soh: “请各位下次收听！”

Little Aunty: “HAAAA?! Like that also can? Now must wait until tomorrow!”

After that, Mandarin pop songs and Cantonese opera filled the house. That was where I learnt to sing—though my family and the neighbours upstairs said it sounded like a chicken being killed!

Aunty: “I’m practising my singing!”

Family And Neighbours: “Can you practise a little more quietly?”

At night, Ong Toh’s Hokkien storytelling was on. Listening to him was where I learnt to speak Hokkien. There were Teochew, Hakka and Hainanese programmes too, so the neighbours would hop over to listen.

Then came the great battle over the selector knob—Gold Channel or Silver Channel?

Our home was also a little shop, so the doors were open all day. The wooden clog shop towkay would simply walk in and change the Rediffusion channel. Little Aunty would switch it back. He turned it again. Aunty turned it back again. Aiyoh, never-ending battle!

Even the upstairs neighbours would shout down their channel requests, but Mama and Aunty usually ignored them.

Finally, the towkay complained to Grandma, who was listening to Rediffusion from her room, just beside the set.

Grandma: “You want to turn the knob all day? Go install your own Rediffusion lah!”

Little Aunty: “Hehehe… Grandma has spoken!”

Best of all, we paid only a small fee and could leave it on all day—no extra electricity bill. What a bargain for so many stories, songs and languages! 

And Rediffusion followed us even after we relocated to a new rental flat—we kept renting the set there too. We only stopped when the dialect programmes disappeared and everything switched to Mandarin.

Mama: “Where are my Cantonese operas?”

Aunty: “Mama, shall I sing for you?”

Mama: “You dare, you sing lah!”

Aunty: “Aiyoh, Mama, I was only offering!” 

If Singapore Never Modernised – Aunty's Trishaw Nightmare!

It all started when I was admiring the historical maps at Gardens by the Bay MRT station.

Looking at how Singapore has transformed over the decades, a rather silly thought suddenly crossed my mind.

What if Singapore had never developed into the modern city we know today?

What if we were still relying on the transport of yesteryear?

AIYOH!!! Would Aunty have to take a trishaw every time she wanted to go kachak kachak? 

Aunty's Trishaw Adventure!

Imagine in the 1970s...

Aunty: "Uncle! Queen Elizabeth Walk please! I want to take photographs!"

Trishaw Uncle: "Queen who? Where is that?"

Aunty: "Aiyah! Just cycle towards the sea lah!"

Thirty minutes later...

Trishaw Uncle: "Aunty... uphill leh... very heavy... can help push?" 🥵

Aunty: "AIYOH! I PAY FARE STILL MUST PUSH AH?!"

Another fifteen minutes later...

Trishaw Uncle: "Aunty... I cannot tahan already..."

Aunty: "ALAMAK! Uncle, you sit ! I cycle!"

Imagine the sight!

Aunty pedalling furiously, camera swinging around her neck, while the trishaw uncle enjoys a comfortable ride!

Trishaw Uncle: "Aunty! Faster a bit! I want to go makan!"

Aunty: "OI!!! NOW YOU BECOME MY PASSENGER AH?!"

And after an hour of cycling...

Aunty: "Uncle, where are we now?"

Trishaw Uncle: "Yio Chu Kang."

Aunty: "GOOD! Lim Chu Kang must be nearby!"

Trishaw Uncle: "SOMEBODY SAVE ME!!!"

 

But Wait... Something Like This Really Happened!

Believe it or not, this silly imaginary adventure reminded me of a real incident involving Mama and me many years ago.

Back then, Mama and I were both rather generously built. One day, we decided to take a trishaw to the cinema.

Mama was beautifully dressed in her samfoo, with powder on her face and perfume applied. We were all ready for an enjoyable movie outing!

Unfortunately, our poor trishaw uncle had quite a challenge pedalling the two of us.

The journey seemed to take forever.

And Mama was getting increasingly impatient because we were going to miss the beginning of the movie!

Finally, she couldn't tahan anymore.

Mama: "UNCLE! YOU COME DOWN! I PEDAL!!!"

WAHAHAHAHA!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Of course, Mama didn't actually take over the trishaw.

Can you imagine her, all dressed up in her beautiful samfoo, pedalling furiously through the streets with her perfume trailing behind?

And the poor uncle sitting comfortably as her passenger!

AIYOH!!! What a sight that would have been!

We eventually reached the cinema, but we had already missed the beginning of the movie.

Mama was NOT HAPPY! 

From Trishaws To MRT Trains

Today, I can travel comfortably across Singapore by MRT, bus or car, with my trusty camera accompanying me on my little adventures.

Sometimes we forget how much easier life has become thanks to the development of our roads and public transport system.

And to think that a historical map at an MRT station could bring back such a hilarious memory of Mama!

Those days may be long gone, but the memories remain.

Thank goodness Singapore has modernised. Otherwise, by the time Aunty reaches Gardens by the Bay, the flowers would have retired! 🌸

And one final question...

If Aunty ends up pedalling the trishaw, WHO IS SUPPOSED TO PAY WHOM?! 🚲

Living Green, Living Well – Young Artists @ Woodlands Hospital

A Sweet Surprise at Woodlands Hospital

I was at Woodlands Hospital to visit Mama when something unexpected caught my eye — an art exhibition!

Titled Living Green, Living Well, this little discovery was certainly not on my agenda that day.

Aunty: Hello! What's this? An art exhibition?!

Art Exhibition: Surprise, Aunty! Didn't expect to see me here, did you?

Aunty: Aiyoh! I only came to visit Mama!

Art Exhibition: Since you're already here, why not have a little look around?

Camera: OI! Aunty! You know what to do!

Aunty: HAIZ! Even at the hospital, you won't let me rest ah?!

Woodlands Secondary School — Our Planet, Our Future

Two young artists, two different approaches, but one shared message — our Earth needs looking after!

1. Protect What Remains — Chen Qing Yu

A striking contrast between a healthy underwater world and one damaged by pollution. The sea turtle seems to be swimming against time, with a cracked clock reminding us that time is running out.

Aunty: Hello, Mr Turtle! Why do you look so worried?

Turtle: Aunty, my home is getting dirtier!

Aunty: AIYOH! Who's been throwing rubbish into your house?!

Turtle: That's exactly what I'm trying to find out!

2. Our Planet, Our Responsibility — Ler Hwee Min

A beautiful tree takes centre stage on our planet, surrounded by recycling symbols and even an astronaut encouraging everyone to do their part.

Aunty: OI! Even in outer space you're collecting rubbish?!

Astronaut: Of course, Aunty! Protecting Earth is everyone's responsibility!

Aunty: Wah! Your cleaning duty covers the whole universe ah?

Astronaut: Someone has to remind the Earthlings to recycle!

Aunty: HAHAHA! Earthlings, you all heard that or not?!

Woodlands Ring Primary School — What Makes Me Happy!

What a colourful collection of happy memories!

Created by Primary 2 and 3 students, these little cameras and film strips capture the things that bring joy to their lives — family, friends, outings and everyday moments.

Each camera tells a different story, and no two memories are quite alike!

Aunty: Hello, little cameras! What have you been photographing?

Camera 1: My happiest memories!

Camera 2: Mine too! Look at all my pictures!

Aunty: Wah! So many stories hiding inside these little film strips!

Rainbow Camera: Aunty! Look at me! I'm the most colourful one!

Aunty: AIYOH! You look like you've swallowed a rainbow!

Rainbow Camera: Happiness comes in ALL colours, you know!

Aunty: Hahaha! Then I must be carrying a whole rainbow in my camera bag!

Riverside Secondary School — Four Different Worlds

From dreamy waterfalls to childhood memories, underwater adventures and cheerful sunflowers — these young artists certainly have plenty to share!

1. The Sustainable Dreamscape — Aqilah Sharura Binte Abdul Malik

A colourful fantasy landscape with flowing water and a winding path, reminding us that protecting nature is a responsibility we all share.

Aunty: Wah! What a beautiful place! Can I go inside?

Waterfall: Come in, Aunty! But please keep my home clean!

Aunty: Don't worry lah! I only want photographs, not souvenirs!

2. Cozy Childhood Afternoons — Jasmine May Arceo Hafiz

A lovely reminder of those carefree afternoons spent watching television and enjoying favourite snacks.

Aunty: Hello, little girl! What are you watching?

Little Girl: My favourite programme! Want some snacks?

Aunty: Wah! Got television, got makan! Can I join you?

Little Girl: Okay! But don't change my channel hor!

3. In the Cerulean Deep — Mok Yu Rin

A peaceful underwater scene where graceful fish glide through the deep blue sea.

Aunty: Hello down there! Anybody home?

Fish: Shhhh, Aunty! We're enjoying our peaceful swim!

Aunty: Okay lah! Just one photograph!

Fish: You said that five photographs ago!

4. Nature's Golden Resilience — Ee Jing Yi

A cheerful field of golden sunflowers celebrating nature's strength and beauty.

Aunty: AIYOH! You girls followed me here too?!

Sunflowers: Of course, Aunty! Missed us?

Aunty: I just finished photographing your cousins!

Sunflowers: Then you should be an expert by now! Smile!

Qihua Primary School — Seeds of Hope

Created by four Primary 6 students, Seeds of Hope uses natural materials to tell stories of strength, healing and new beginnings.

Who would have thought that a few fallen leaves, scattered stones and little twigs could become artwork?

Aunty: Hello, little stones! What are you all doing here?

Stones: We're attending an art exhibition, Aunty!

Aunty: WAH! Even stones can become artists nowadays?!

Twigs: OI! Don't forget us! We helped too!

Dried Leaves: And look at me! I've become a star!

Aunty: Aiyoh! I thought you were all garden rubbish!

Stones: CHEY! That's why you must look carefully before you sweep us away!

Aunty: HAHAHA! Next time I sweep the floor, better check for hidden masterpieces first!

Woodgrove Primary School — Hearts Full of Life!

What a colourful collection of hearts! Some are filled with family memories, others with nature, food and reminders to stay healthy.

1. Where Strong Hearts Rise — Zhang Enqi

A giant heart surrounded by scenes of healthy living, family togetherness and a greener future.

Aunty: Wah, Mr Heart! You've got a whole world living inside you!

Heart: Of course, Aunty! Good food, exercise and happy family moments keep me going!

Aunty: Got room for one more person?

Heart: Can! But you must exercise too hor!

Aunty: AIYOH! Even inside a painting cannot escape exercise?!

2. Fuelling a Stronger Tomorrow — Giselle Ting Xin Heng

This colourful heart has a very important message about the food we choose to eat.

Aunty: Hello, Mr Heart! Why got two different food choices here?

Heart: One helps keep me healthy. The other? Better not too much!

Aunty: Aiyoh! You mean I cannot eat my favourite food every day?

Heart: Everything in moderation, Aunty!

Aunty: Okay lah… but don't confiscate my spring onion and ginger sauce hor!

Heart: AUNTYYYY!!!

Woodgrove Primary School — Nature Goes Wild!

1. Beyond Concrete: The Breathing City

A colourful mixed-media sculpture imagining Singapore as a city where nature and buildings live together.

Aunty: WAH! So many colours! Are you a city or an underwater garden?

Artwork: Why not both, Aunty? Even a busy city needs room to breathe!

Aunty: AIYOH! You've got flowers, corals and buildings all squeezed together!

Artwork: That's called making the most of our space lah!

2. Tiny Wonders of Botanic

A dazzling garden of patterned flowers, bursting with colour and imagination!

Aunty: HELLO! HELLO! Who organised this flower party?!

Flowers: WE DID, AUNTY!!!

Aunty: Wah! Everybody wearing different patterns! Got dress code or not?

Flowers: The more colourful, the better!

Aunty: AIYOH! Lucky I brought my camera. Otherwise how to remember all your outfits?!

Flowers: Then hurry up! Group photo, please!

Marsiling Secondary School — The Fruit & Veggie Gang!

From Produce to Pop Culture — Secondary 2 Students

What happens when ordinary fruits and vegetables are given faces, personalities and a little imagination?

They become a whole army of colourful characters!

These creative designs began as hand-drawn illustrations before being digitally enhanced using AI tools.

Aunty: HELLO! HELLO! Who let the whole vegetable market escape?!

Strawberry: OI! We're pop stars now, Aunty!

Mushroom: And I'm the most handsome one!

Pumpkin: Excuse me! Have you seen my fashionable outfit?!

Aunty: AIYOH! Nowadays even vegetables want to become celebrities?!

Carrot: Of course lah! We're not just for eating, you know!

Aunty: Okay, okay! Everybody line up for a group photo!

Vegetable Gang: CHEEEEESE!!!

Aunty: OI! Who invited the cheese?!

Greenwood Primary School — Through Young Eyes

Sometimes, the most interesting photographs are taken right where we are — in school corridors, among greenery, or in the quiet corners we usually walk past without noticing.

These young photographers have turned familiar school surroundings into something worth stopping to admire.

1. Reflection — Gabriel Omar Bin Muhammad Amin

A clever photograph using a tablet screen to create a reflection of the school building.

Aunty: OI! How come got a building inside your tablet?!

Tablet: It's called reflection, Aunty!

Aunty: Wah! One building becomes two! Very clever hor!

Tablet: Want to try?

Aunty: Don't tempt me! My camera already working overtime!

2. Finding Extraordinary — Haney Adreanna Binte Abdullah

Leaves, trees and little corners of greenery become the stars of these photographs.

Aunty: Hello, Mr Tree! You look very handsome today!

Tree: Aunty, I've been standing here every day!

Aunty: Then why nobody told me you're so photogenic?!

Tree: Because everyone is too busy walking past!

3. Blots of Sunlight — Choy Shu Mann

Sunlight streaming through familiar school spaces creates beautiful moments of warmth and calm.

Aunty: Wah! Who switched on the spotlight?!

Sunlight: ME! Free lighting service, Aunty!

Aunty: Can stay there a little longer? I want another photo!

Sunlight: Hurry up! I don't stay in one place forever!

4. Still Here — Liu Jian

A mysterious photograph showing an eye peeping through shadows and soft green blur.

Aunty: HELLO! Anybody hiding there?!

Eye: Shhhh! I'm watching you!

Aunty: OI! I thought I'M supposed to be the photographer!

Eye: Today, you're the one being watched!

Aunty: AIYOH! Photographer becomes subject! What a reversal!

Evergreen Primary School — A Home for Tomorrow

Sustainable Coastal Neighbourhood — CCA Art Club (Upper Primary Students, 2026)

Using recycled cardboard boxes and colourful paper, these young creators designed an eco-friendly coastal neighbourhood that could better withstand rising sea levels.

There are green rooftops, little trees, raised buildings and even a windmill!

Aunty: Hello! Anybody home? I'm here to view the property!

Little House: Welcome, Aunty! We have rooftop gardens!

Aunty: Wah! Got greenery, got windmill! Very atas leh!

Windmill: And I provide a little breeze too!

Aunty: Good, good! But got lift or not? My knees cannot climb so many stairs hor!

Little House: Errr… our architects are still in primary school, Aunty!

Aunty: AIYOH! Then I better submit my feedback early!

Evergreen Primary School — Eco-Homes

Eco-Homes — CCA Art Club (Upper Primary Students, 2026)

Using recycled cardboard, the young designers explored pyramids, cones and cubes to create a little architectural pavilion.

Aunty: HELLO! Anybody home?!

Little House: Up here, Aunty! Come on in!

Aunty: AIYOH! Why your front door so high up?!

Little House: Better views from upstairs mah!

Aunty: But your staircase looks so steep! Got lift or not?

Little House: Sorry, Aunty! Eco-friendly building, no lift!

Aunty: Then I admire your house from downstairs can already!

Little Pyramid: Aunty! What about me?!

Aunty: You ah? Even smaller! I think only my camera can fit inside!

Tiny Twigs, Big Ocean

By Art Club CCA (Primary 6 Group)

The students gave discarded twigs a second life by turning them into sea creatures. A lovely reminder that even the smallest things can make a difference to our environment.

Aunty: HELLO! Who's in charge of this ocean?!

Whale: ME! I'm the biggest here!

Shark: OI! Don't forget about us!

Octopus: Aunty, want a hug? I've got eight arms!

Aunty: AIYOH! One hug from you, I cannot escape already!

Jellyfish: Don't worry, Aunty. We're all very well-behaved!

Aunty: Good, good! But nobody splash water on my camera hor!

Sustainable Coastal Neighbourhood – Teamwork Makes the Dream Work!

Evergreen Primary School – CCA Art Club (Upper Primary Students, 2026)

Using recyclable materials, the students worked together to create their dream eco-friendly neighbourhood. From planning to construction, everyone had a part to play.

Aunty: Hello, anybody home? I'm here to view the property!

House: Welcome, Aunty! Environmentally friendly, you know!

Aunty: Very good! Got garden, got rooftop, got plenty of fresh air!

House: And we're made from recycled materials!

Aunty: WAH! Save the Earth AND save building costs! But hor… got lift or not? Aunty's knees cannot tahan too many stairs!

Little Pots, Living Well

Admiralty Primary School – Visual Arts CCA, Primary 3 Students (2026)

A lovely collection of watercolour paintings celebrating the beauty of potted plants. Each little plant has its own personality, reminding us that even a small touch of greenery can brighten our surroundings.

Aunty: Hello, little plants! Wah, everybody so well-dressed today!

Cactus: Of course! We're having our annual beauty contest!

Aunty: Then who's the winner?

Flowering Cactus: ME! See my pretty blue flower?

Hanging Plant: OI! Don't forget me! I'm hanging around just to get noticed!

Aunty: AIYOH! Fifteen contestants, only one Aunty to judge! Can all of you share first prize or not?

Riverside Secondary School – Four Worlds, Four Stories

1. In the Cerulean Deep — Mok Yu Rin

Those delicate, glowing fish look almost like they're made of glass, floating quietly through the deep blue ocean.

Aunty: Hello, little fishes! Why are you all so transparent?

Fish: Because we're delicate, Aunty! Please protect our home!

Aunty: Don't worry! I'll only take photographs, not bring you home for dinner!

2. The Sustainable Dreamscape — Aqilah Shaura Binte Abdul Malik

A melting clock, a flowing river and a colourful dream world — even time seems to have lost its way here!

Aunty: HELLO! Why is the clock melting?!

Clock: Because time is running out, Aunty!

Aunty: AIYOH! Then faster tell everybody to protect our planet before you melt completely!

3. Cozy Childhood Afternoons — Jasmine May Arceo Hafiz

An old-fashioned television, favourite snacks and a cosy little room. This one brings back memories of simpler afternoons.

Aunty: Wah! That television got antenna some more!

Television: Of course! I'm from the good old days!

Aunty: Last time must adjust your antenna until picture clear, hor!

Television: And don't forget to give me a little slap when I misbehave!

Aunty: WAKAKAKAKA! You remember that too?!

4. Nature's Golden Resilience — Ee Jing Yi

A cheerful field of golden sunflowers, standing proudly under the sunshine. What a lovely way to end this collection!

Aunty: HELLO, SUNFLOWERS! We meet again!

Sunflowers: AUNTY?! You followed us all the way here?!

Aunty: No lah! I was visiting the hospital, and you all came to surprise me!

Sunflowers: Then smile, Aunty! We're here to brighten your day!

Goodbye, Young Artists!

Aunty: Okay, boys and girls! Aunty must go already!

Artworks: So soon? You've only just finished looking at us!

Aunty: SO SOON?! My camera is already asking for annual leave!

Camera: FINALLY! Somebody understands my suffering!

What began as an ordinary visit to Mama turned into an unexpected little art adventure. Thank you to all the talented students and teachers for sharing these wonderful creations.

Keep imagining, keep creating, and most importantly, keep having fun!