Twinsmom, Jefferene: Thanks. My hubby is the photographer with his huge camera. I only know how to point and click.

Lin: Thanks and nice of you to drop by .

Jasmine: Send some free mooncakes here…yum yum . I like the ping pei one.

Jefferene: Wah, I didn’t know you are that adventurous, now children don’t do what aunty Jefferene did ok. My time, no gas stove yet, my family use kerosene or charcoal stove to cook. Lighting that out is a real hassle. I remembered my brother almost fire up the kitchen while cooking maggi noodles.

When I was small, I also played real masak (damaged kitchenware), cook with fire and choped all the grass & flowers, leaves to cook. There was once my mother leave me alone in the house with the door lock and she went out, I think I was playing with the gas stove (can’t remember the details) and our wooden house caught with fire, luckily my neighbour uncle heard my cried and come to rescue me, otherwise would become barbecue pid liao, I can’t remember the details but I could still remember the guys who come to rescue me and all the burn stuff. I was 3 yrs old back then.

BTW mommies, this year in kepong manjalara, MCA organising mooncake festival, lantern to be given away(Jap type)..if interested pls go there yah

Michelle, you’re making us all longing for good ol Japanese lanterns ^^

Annie: When i was young (forgot how old), i liked to play the wax also, hehehe, i was not so creative, everytime only know how to make balls.