Saturday school field trip to Melaka

It is exciting as I have been waiting for this, I told my mom that I wanted to go as I have interest to go with classmates. Total 8 boys my class and 5 girls that are going together, earlier we were told just 2 buses but in the end it is total up to 4 buses. There are 3 teachers on each bus, and a tour guide to guide us.

I am glad my parents allow me to go, mom paid RM100 for the field trip and filled the form. The journey start at 7am but we need to be early to reach, 6.20 is the best time to reach school, I reached at 6.30 because I need shower before I go. I was given RM60 to spend at this field trip, I bought some snacks and shopping for my mom and little brother too. We sat at the last rolled of the bus, it is nice as I didn't feel like want to vomit. I shopping within the budget, the cap I bought is RM29.90 and the Lego toy for my little brother cost almost RM6. A fan for my mom is RM9.90 if not mistake.

We are in a hurry as I cannot take proper photos of the places we went. There's a schedule for us for the day, I mean this filled trip is full fun packed!

Just some photos I shared here, if you like to view more, do click on the link to view. I sat on 2nd bus with my friend and we are the first bus to arrived the school 7.10am. My mom told me that her friend left the school with her son at 7.40pm her son was on the 3rd bus.

I-City, five new attractions

Yesterday , my mother take me to i-city to see and play. First my mother parked the car at taxi parking that is reserved for my mother car.

 Check my mommy's blog post for the five new attractions in i-City, Shah Alam.

We go to Fun Fair near to the Itsy Bitsy. You can find it nearby the Old Town White Coffee Building. 

How high can I go? I want to reach the Minion dolls, I found Pikachu dolls, Smurfs and Doreamon dolls. You can win them from the Fun Fair. 

My mother brought me to Giant Ferris Wheel where I told her I wanted to go up.

 Enjoy my ride at the Giant Ferris Wheel, I am not afraid of height. It's very windy up there.

After the ride, we go to Fun Drive, there's the man there to explains to all kids and adults on how to gain points and how reduction of points something went wrong.

It's fun and education for all new drivers like me.

So many rides to find in Itsy Bitsy, I am sure my little brother will like to get on these rides.

Vroom, bumper cars in Jungle Adventure that my mother and I non stop moving around.

There's a tunnel further in, you can always try going in and out of it.

The Fun Drive where you can see traffic lights, we need to stop at Red Light and move on Green Light. Don't worry if you afraid of having mistake, the video you'll watch will teach you everything.

I also like the ride of Rocking Chaise Car, click on the link to view it.

I wanna go Itsy Bitsy again, my little brother didn't come along this time.

I am sure he'll enjoy many rides if he's there.

The Boxtrolls, I like Fish and Egg

Mommy bring me for movie, thank you mommy.
I enjoy movie very much, I wanted to watch it ever since I saw the movie trailer.

The Boxtrolls, many boxes you can see in the movie. Click for my mommy's movie review.
White hat man really likes cheese, he always eat cheese and saying cheese stories.
Fish is one that brought up Eggs the boy with other boxes in underground.

The night where mommy's car lost one accessory, something fall out front of the car. I didn't know it belong to her car, I got pick it up show mommy and mommy didn't know it belongs to her car. We didn't bring it back home. Now it is forever lost and gone.

Son asking for Xbox or PS4 games

This is unexpected, son told his dad that he wants to play Xbox games or PS4 games. We don't own any console of these games. I didn't encourage him to play any of them, since it's enough having just Ipad to play. Son complains that my computer is old and slow that's why he cannot play the games.

Anyway I told him that's he's no good with exam results, it's better he forget about playing these expensive games. If he's result is good and being A students like his friend, I am sure he can be like them to play whatever games they prefer. No kidding, his classmate not having just good grades but also good in playing games. Well, I don't think anyone is born genius, his classmate must be good in organizing their times to play and study well.

It's not fair to put them see who is smarter and who's not, I just want the best for my son. I don't him to tired out playing games, sports are more healthy and sweat for good!

SPREADING MORE THAN GOODNESS ON WORLD MILK DAY

Petaling Jaya, 14 May 2014 – In celebration of World Milk Day this year, Dutch Lady Malaysia will go beyond spreading the goodness of milk with a campaign that helps Malaysian children adopt an active and healthy lifestyle.

Aptly named Drink.Move.Be Strong, the campaign essentially encourages children to drink one glass of milk a day and spend one hour a day on outdoor exercise.


Putting the campaign into action, Dutch Lady Malaysia will present the first Jr. NBA programme in Malaysia. Under its Drink.Move.Be Strong campaign, the NBA’s international youth development programme will serve as a vehicle to promote physical activity through basketball participation.


Rahul Colaco, Managing Director of Dutch Lady Malaysia, said the Jr. NBA programme promotes not only basketball participation, sportsmanship and teamwork, but more importantly, an active lifestyle among children. “It has been staged in the Philippines for seven consecutive years, and has reached more than 80,000 students, parents and coaches participating in its camps, clinics and activities. We plan to present Jr. NBA Malaysia as an annual programme to get more and more Malaysian children and parents appreciate and reap the healthful benefits of sports,” he added.

Jr. NBA Malaysia 2014 presented by Dutch Lady Malaysia will conduct a series of exciting basketball clinics and camps to get children to be active and drink milk. It will officially launch on 31 May, 2014, a day before World Milk Day (on 1 June, 2014) at Stadium MABA, Kuala Lumpur.


“We are thrilled to partner with Dutch Lady Malaysia to help improve the health of children across Malaysia,” said Francesco Suarez, Vice President, Global Marketing Partnerships, NBA Asia. “Basketball has a significant participation base, the game is easy to learn, and is a great way to teach boys and girls the importance of exercise and a healthy lifestyle. Thanks to the support of Dutch Lady Malaysia, we are bringing Jr. NBA to Malaysia where, together, we can speak directly to kids, parents, and educators about health and fitness.”


On the impetus of the Drink.Move.Be Strong campaign, Colaco said it is founded on the belief that every child’s growth and development is heavily influenced by both nutrition and daily exercise. “It is also conceptualised to address nutritional and lifestyle gaps found in Malaysian children based on the the findings of SEANUTS (or South East Asian Nutrition Surveys),” he said.

SEANUTS is a nutritional study on children aged six months to 12 years in four South East Asian countries including Malaysia. Its key findings on Malaysian children indicated one in 20 were underweight; one in five were overweight or obese; a high proportion of school-aged children reported low physical activity; and nearly half the children had Vitamin D insufficiency. These findings implicate parents, schools, healthcare professionals, policymakers and even the private sector need to play proactive roles in educating and getting Malaysian children to adopt a healthier lifestyle with the right nutrition and more physical activities.

“Through the Drink.Move.Be Strong campaign, we hope to harness the power of both nutrition and basketball to enable Malaysian children to adopt an active and healthy lifestyle,” said Colaco.


Participation in Jr. NBA Malaysia 2014 presented by Dutch Lady Malaysia is free and open to boys and girls between five and 14 years old. There are four stages to the programme, starting with a series of clinics for coaches and children in the first. The sole coaches clinic will be held on 31 May at Stadium MABA; and a series of open clinics for kids will follow starting with a clinic at Sekolah Wawasan, USJ15 on 1 June.

In the second stage, a two-day Selection Camp will be conducted in August, during which the top 40 boys and top 24 girls aged 10 to 14 years will be chosen to participate in the National Training Camp in stage three. Children who participate in clinics as well as school players are welcomed to join.


The National Training Camp, which makes up the third stage of the programme will be held in Kuala Lumpur from August 22-24. It will be attended by an NBA Legend or Player, and it covers a three-day intensive training schedule and culminates with the selection of 10 boys and four girls who will be named as the inaugural Jr. NBA Malaysia All-Stars.


In the final stage, the Jr. NBA Malaysia All-Stars will be provided with a unique, overseas NBA Experience trip and the opportunity to play against a counterpart team from another country later in the year.

In addition to Dutch Lady Malaysia, Spalding will serve as the supporting partner of Jr. NBA Malaysia. Astro is the Official NBA Broadcaster. The event is also supported by the Westports Malaysia Dragons.

You can also check out Dutch Lady Facebook, for info.