Wedding March in F Major

Let's welcome our guest soloist - Leon Shu Shu (uncle). He plays the percussion. He joins our resident composer, Justin, who has just recently composed a new piece specially to showcase his percussion flair - Wedding March in F Major.


Leon fine-tuning the composition with Justin


Jaslynn, our resident conductor, getting to know our guest better.


1st rehearsal (as you can see, not quite in tune yet).


2nd rehearsal (much better now).



Finally, the Wedding March in F Major.

Lovely Ranchus !

Brought the kids down to Plaza Singapura last Saturday, as I wanted to terminate and return my Starhub digital set-top box (getting too expensive).

Anyway, was wondering in basement 2 and came across these lovely Ranchus. I remembered my mom likes to keep goldfish and there was always a ranchu that did somersaults. And I'm always fascinated when they did their little trick.



Common problem when people take photographs of fish (or anything else) in a tank, or behind/near glass. The flash always blankets out everything.

If the tank is bright enough, turn off the flash. Of course, your hands would have to be very steady. If not, use a tripod.

If using flash is unavoidable, take the photo at an angle to the right or left, and not directly in front of the subject. In this way, at least most of the flash is reflected away from the camera.

My 1st Day 开学了 !

开学了 !


I'm going to school today ! And Daddy is bringing me ! So excited ! I can now carry my Thomas the Train schoolbag and wear my new school uniform (after Daddy has bought them).

Early in the morning 6 o'clock. (didn't know gotta wake up so early one)

Water bottle (check), Biscuits (check), Power Ranger (check)

So many friends !

Finally got my new uniforms.

Let's have some loti prata.

Am I handsome or what (hee hee)?!

Singapore Face Changing ! 变脸

Bringing you Singapore's version of the infamous Face Changing (变脸).

How many faces can you make in 5 seconds?










And Wishing All the Body a Happy New Year !!!

Symphony No. 1

Justin composing his 1st symphony at 7 months.



As you will see later, didn't turn out quite well in the end.

Say It With Jaslynn - 大头,大头

Let Jaslynn teach you how to say the popular chinese nusery rhyme.

Come, Dance with me ! I like to move it move it !

Think you can groove like me !



Join me !

Guarantee + Chop

Went Ikea after dinner this evening, as there was nothing much to do. Didn't know Ikea comes with so many years of guarantee nowadays.


This one Guaranteed naughty for 10 years. Think Yeah Yeah (Grandfather) sure like this one.


Or maybe this one, guaranteed spoilt for 25 years ! Ideal Christmas give for Yeah Yeah.

Come, Dance with us ! Mary's Boy Child

Let's get into the Christmas mood !

Come, Dance with us ! 精舞门

Think you can dance?



Well, come and join us then !!

Spiderman in his childhood days

Not all superheroes have it easy when they're young.



Especially during training.


Young Spidey contemplating his next move.

Spot the Fishball Head !

Can you Spot the Fishball Head ?

This usually happens when you let the camera decide all the settings under the Auto mode. The background gets correct exposed and the foreground (your subject) is in the shadows.


What you'd need to do, is to 'tell' the camera to overexpose the shot. Usually, you can find the buttons label +/- 'EV'. For this shot, I overexposed the shot by +1 EV. The background becomes very bright, and your subject comes out of the shadows.


If you do not want the background to be too bright, then what you can do, is to 'force' your camera to fire the flash.


Usually, when you set to Auto mode, in such lighting conditions, the camera knows that it is bright enough, and so will not fire the flash.


Look for the 'Lightning' symbol (they usually use this symbol to denote the flash settings button) and press it until you see the lightning symbol appear (it willl sometimes cycle through a red eye, a lightning symbol with a no entry sign, etc).Once you see the lightning symbol, it means that the flash will fire regardless of the lighting conditions.


However, your subject will appear to be 'pasted' onto the photo. This is especially so if your subject is moving.

Jus-Tin-Do (4th Movement)

One more movement and you'll be on your way to becoming a Jus-Tin-Do master yourself!



Don't Give Up !

Come, Dance with us ! We're All In This Together

Come join Jaslynn and Justin in their own remake of High School Musical's We're All In This Together.