The following Monday after visiting the Melaka Zoo, I returned home from school and proudly announced to mummy...
Me: Mummy, I told Aaron (my classmate and best friend) that I went to the zoo that day.
Mummy: Oh, did you tell him that it's the Melaka Zoo?
Me: No, I just said zoo only. I don't think he knows where Melaka is anyway... (as if I know haha!)
Terms of Endearment
Our bedtime chats often lead to amusing endings...
Mummy: Ok, no more talking. It's time to sleep now. Good night!
Me: Good night what?
Mummy: Good night, cutie pie!
Me: Good night, tomato pie!
Mummy: *smile* Good night, lil pumpkin!
Me: Good night, lil coconut!
Mummy: Coconut? *giggle* Good night, sweet darling!
Me: Good night, sweet potato!
Mummy: *roll on bed laughing* (It is so NOT flattering to be called a "sweet potato" a.k.a "fan shu" in Chinese haha!)
Heng Pie Na
One day, as I was drawing some cats...
Me: Mummy, do you know that the cat's nose is actually heng pie na?
Mummy: Huh? Heng pie na?
Me: You see... heng... pie... na! (referring to the strokes of the Chinese character "you" 又) It's like writing Chinese hehehe.
Mummy: Yes! You are absolutely correct. Clever la you!
Cats! Can you spot all the "heng pie na" in my drawing?
hahaha......'hen pie na' ! YX used to describe certain drawings with Chinese strokes too!
ReplyDeleteSweet potato ! LOL .......
Pengsan....sweet potatoes...not ubi kayu ah? *Muk shue*(Dont kalah)
ReplyDeleteOh yawor it's really "heng pie na".
ReplyDeleteHahaha... it turns out to be like "sambung perkataan" game before bedtime. And Chloe is good in this game, wakakaka!
ReplyDeletehhahahaha...yes i can spot the 'heng pie na'...just never thought of it that way :D
ReplyDeleteLOL, I was abit confused with 'heng pie na' actually.. Now I know :P
ReplyDeleteOh...I get it now..hehe..heng pie na. Really cute kitty cats. :)
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I see cats only leh...lol!
ReplyDeleteCute '横撇捺' nose!! I like her cats drawing :)
ReplyDeleteLOL, Chloe's drawing gets better now. Sorry, auntie still can't figure out what is "heng pie na". Auntie is a bit silly huh!
ReplyDeleteShe's applying wat she's learnt in Mand class in everyday life (in this case, her drawing). Clever girl!
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