It was super funny!
Because this was the ONLY CHANCE for the parents to take a video or photos of their children (read my previous post to know why), all the parents were right at the stage, kneeling and leaning on the edge of the wooden stage just to get the best shot.
I had to make the best out of this opportunity, so for my boys, we had 3 photographers! *laugh* However because Keatkeat was right at the end, none of the videos turned out Perfect, because he was blocked by others every now and then. *faint*
When everyone thought the rehearsal had ended, the emcee said: “We have a special announcement. Children who are dancing in the following 3 performances would need to ‘stay behind’ for another round of rehearsal. The others are free to leave.” Keatkeat’s group was ONE of the 3, which needed ‘Remedial Lessons‘. *huge laugh*
What seemed like a terrible news turned out to be a Great News! Because of this, Allan got a chance to run up the stage and hid behind a curtain to get a SUPER SHOT at Keatkeat, with NO hindrance or what-so-ever. Awesome!
(The result of this video was STILL WRONG [at first], it was still ‘lying down’, until I found a ‘special’ button in Facebook. One Click and the ‘Sleeping’ Keatkeat ‘Woke Up’ straight away!!! Fantabulastic!! *giggle*)
And Below was Binbin’s Extremely Short Special Performance. He was one of the 6 pupils selected from the Nursery class for this dance at the Graduation Ceremony. (For the benefit of my first time visitors: Binbin is the one on the LEFT of the screen.)
Lots more to write. But I am exhausted now… will continue the rest with another post…. *Yawn*
Angeline Foong is my name. Making people happy is still my aim — that part never changed.
Some of you have known me here since 2007, when this was a place I poured my heart into as I raised my two boys — the tantrums, the milestones, the 'unconventional' parenting moments I couldn't help but write down. I stepped away from this blog for over 10 years. Life, and my boys, grew up. Men now.
But somewhere in those years, something else grew too. Watching my own family up close — really up close — taught me that most of our struggles, with our kids, our partners, our parents, even ourselves, come down to one thing: we don't always understand the person in front of us, or why they do what they do.
So I went looking for a way to change that. What I found — and eventually developed myself — is a tool called the Numbers Decoder. It uses something as simple as a birthdate to reveal how a person is wired: how they think, how they connect, how they need to be communicated with. Once you understand that about someone, you can choose how you show up for them — instead of guessing, or worse, assuming they should just be like you.
Today, as a Relationship Consultant & Coach, helping people navigate the relationships that matter most — with partners, family, colleagues, and themselves — through 1-to-1 consultations.
This blog is where I'll be sharing that journey again — this time through real case studies from the people I get to help. Same Angeline, same belief that no relationship issue is unsolvable with enough understanding and patience. Just a much bigger definition of 'family' now.
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