Is Chinese language important?

My son is going to be Standard 5 next year, he is having tough time with this language. He has to start tuition on Chinese language this Saturday for continues 2 weeks. It's expensive indeed I hope he will puts his heart and thoughts plus full attention to this. RM650 for just two weeks, next year would be his little brother turn.

Last year it cost only RM600, this year RM650 which means next year is RM700. It's all about money.

Not just that his brother turning to 6 years old next year and need to get start with tuition too. His Chinese is very poor and he needs to learn to speak up. We are trying to build his confidence, its best to start them young.

RM40 fuel once a week

I am transporters to my two children, both studying in different section of town. No kidding as kindergarten in another section then his bro primary school in another section. Being transporters to my kids, I save lot money because transporter here charge RM120 per way per child and they ask you pay for DEC as well though they know DEC is school holiday.

So if there's invite for events I need to see my schedule and place. If it's too far I didn't go for it because not convenient for me. The time and place are important and depend what kind of events too. Once a week I pump RM40 to my car. Its not pump full at all. I always waited left one box to pump fuel my car.

Today with my friend headed to Gamuda Walk, Kota Kemuning for event. It's good to have my friend accompany me, not only we can chat in the car and going event together but she also helped to see waze.

We also come back together, as her place is far from me, she needs to wait bus to go LRT Kelana Jaya to back KL.

My son has extra class on Thursday so its sad if events happened on this day, I need to reject. :(

Doraemon Expo

Banyak orang dah pergi ke Doraemon Expo di Viva Home KL. Bukan kami, sebab kena beli tiket, bukan murah tiket seorang. Saya simpan duit untuk membeli susu untuk anak saya.

Kawan saya sudah pergi, dia menang tiket untuk masuk ke Doraemon Expo.

Saya tak pernah ke Viva Home KL, hanya pergi ke Mahkota Cheras untuk melawat famili.

Esse Gives Back 2013

 

 

Esse Gives Back is a one day "Nature" themed charity art sale event. The event encourages children all over the world to participate by creating an artwork about nature. These amazing young artists, ages from 3 to 16 years old, painted their love for nature into these artworks. The artworks are submitted from as far away as USA and South Africa, to Hong Kong, China, Australia, Singapore and also from Malaysia.

All the artworks are painted by children, for children. The proceeds from sales of the artwork will be donated to SHELTER – Home for Children in Malaysia. SHELTER is a registered welfare organization in Malaysia that has been in existence since 1981 to help abused, abandoned, neglected or at-risk children. They provide care and education to them and raise public awareness on issues such child abuse and child protection.

[Invitation card to Public to come] You may refer to the above. :D
Good day to you.  We would like to to extend our gratitude to invite you [and your friend] to ESSE Gives back charity on 19 July, at Annexe Gallery, Central Market. 11:00 am till 7:00 pm

Please feel free to extend the invitation to your esteemed organization to support us by distributing out this invitation to all your corporate or VIPs members, those are keen to do charity and participating for this meaningful event.

Also, you may view the 100 paintings and purchase them online prior to the event day or just attend the auction at 4pm on 19 July, at Annexe Gallery. 

Of course, you’re cordially invited to attend this cheerful event on 19 July and really appreciate if you could RSVP and support the event via
https://www.facebook.com/events/159500284232325/?fref=ts



Shelterhome website :
http://www.shelterhome.org/
Pictures of the paintings : 
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4bzd06bylebbk8q/Qk7DyeOP3c/Esse%20Gives%20Back%20Entries
Photos of Nadia Heng visiting Shelter Home :
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ohdpzx6eb0ctls8/u6FWowEVt
Photos of the painting :

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/xs4ccoqs3m0ttyh/yVDkFw2cOJ

I have got Optimus Prime *Transformers!

This is happy moment of my son and mine too, both of us love to watch Transformers. As soon as he know there's toy available from Happy Meal. It comes with Optimus Prime, just look at the truck after I turned on the light by pushing down the side of it. Yeah the bottom has the on and off button for the lights.

I am glad, he loves his toys so much and he can never get enough of it. Too bad I don't have all the money to buy him all Transformers. Optimus Prime truck is so cool, I like this so much and I have got two of it now.

My son aimed to get his hands on the last car of Transformers in McDonalds. I have only boys at home, I don't have girls and no intention of having baby anymore. Having kids are huge responsibility and money is one of the concern too. Now many couple have calculate how much they will need to spend on having one baby.

Someone told me that having one child would cost up to RM400,000 until the education level of college? I am not sure but I know I don't have that money. Some parents are rich enough to pour RM1,000 a month for their children during the college. I remembered that I have got RM150 from dad and I take public transportation by bus and KTM to go college during my college time.

Some of my friends are not getting married yet because they know once married they would need to plan for having children. They are not ready for baby in the family, who will take care of baby when they are away for work? Oh well.. let's talk of this next time.