Comments for Jewelle Tan Personally http://jewelletan.com Fri, 08 Aug 2008 19:05:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by pauline http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-186 pauline Thu, 31 Jul 2008 14:19:00 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-186 I was not there to perform the performance but I want to say whole heartedly that it was really excellent. The children were at their best gestures and I was so overwhelmed that they could overcome stage fright. No Background music was not a problem for these kids. Well done children! I was not there to perform the performance but I want to say whole heartedly that it was really excellent. The children were at their best gestures and I was so overwhelmed that they could overcome stage fright. No Background music was not a problem for these kids. Well done children!

]]> Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by Jewelle Tan http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-185 Jewelle Tan Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:58:23 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-185 Jasmine : Luckily they did not perform first as was planned - otherwise you would have missed it :-) Shimworld : Yeah for the parents-whose-kids-performed-in-school! Kay : Ya, they are real superstars - others might feel lost and disoriented without music but not them. Kel : Love the costumes too - and if Eu had her way, she wants to wear them at home ALL THE TIME! We'd have to wait if they will perform their dance again in the future so I can post a video of them. Jacq : You should have seen how excited she felt having make up on - I cannot imagine how she managed to lick her lipstick! Shirley : Her first class performance was quite first class. Let's hope all her other class performance is first class rate too :-) Roger : If I had a better camera then you could see how professionally made-up were some of the kids - even I don't put on make up like that, ever! :-) Jasmine : Luckily they did not perform first as was planned - otherwise you would have missed it :-)

Shimworld : Yeah for the parents-whose-kids-performed-in-school!

Kay : Ya, they are real superstars - others might feel lost and disoriented without music but not them.

Kel : Love the costumes too - and if Eu had her way, she wants to wear them at home ALL THE TIME! We’d have to wait if they will perform their dance again in the future so I can post a video of them.

Jacq : You should have seen how excited she felt having make up on - I cannot imagine how she managed to lick her lipstick!

Shirley : Her first class performance was quite first class. Let’s hope all her other class performance is first class rate too :-)

Roger : If I had a better camera then you could see how professionally made-up were some of the kids - even I don’t put on make up like that, ever! :-)

]]> Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by Roger http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-184 Roger Tue, 29 Jul 2008 22:51:06 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-184 Kudos.. Eu!! No music but still with first class performance. I like the happy group photo. Hope to see more. Kudos.. Eu!! No music but still with first class performance. I like the happy group photo. Hope to see more.

]]> Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by shirley http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-183 shirley Tue, 29 Jul 2008 00:39:54 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-183 Well done Eu! First Class Performance ha.....I'm impressed. So proud of you. Well done Eu! First Class Performance ha…..I’m impressed. So proud of you.

]]> Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by JACQ http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-182 JACQ Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:38:23 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-182 Too bad on the no-music thing. But looked like they had fun anyways! An Eu looked so cute! Too bad on the no-music thing. But looked like they had fun anyways! An Eu looked so cute!

]]> Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by Kel http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-181 Kel Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:25:27 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-181 Well done, Eu! Those costumes rock! Must be really eye catching when they were on stage. Sound like every thing was great regardless of the "no music" fiasco. The most important thing is that the little ones all had fun. I demand to watch the performance on youtube! Girl, load it!!!! :) Well done, Eu! Those costumes rock! Must be really eye catching when they were on stage. Sound like every thing was great regardless of the “no music” fiasco. The most important thing is that the little ones all had fun. I demand to watch the performance on youtube! Girl, load it!!!! :)

]]> Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by Kay Kastum http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-180 Kay Kastum Mon, 28 Jul 2008 12:54:37 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-180 That's the spirit! Real superstars I say. That’s the spirit! Real superstars I say.

]]> Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by shimworld http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-179 shimworld Mon, 28 Jul 2008 06:30:28 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-179 Kids are creative and actually don't need music to perform. Adults on the other hand need music so they can behave like kids :P Regardless of the glitches, congratulations on becoming a member of the parents-whose-kids-performed-in-school-events fraternity! ;) Kids are creative and actually don’t need music to perform. Adults on the other hand need music so they can behave like kids :P Regardless of the glitches, congratulations on becoming a member of the parents-whose-kids-performed-in-school-events fraternity! ;)

]]> Comment on Eu’s First Class Performance by Jasmine http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-177 Jasmine Mon, 28 Jul 2008 00:18:52 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/eus-first-class-performance/#comment-177 Well done Eu & her team! I was late on Saturday night but I have already seen their rehearsal earlier at the school. Never underestimate these children, with or without music they still can do as they already learnt the counting of steps. Well done Eu & her team! I was late on Saturday night but I have already seen their rehearsal earlier at the school. Never underestimate these children, with or without music they still can do as they already learnt the counting of steps.

]]> Comment on On Kids Bedtime by shimworld http://jewelletan.com/on-kids-bedtime/#comment-171 shimworld Wed, 09 Jul 2008 00:02:12 +0000 http://jewelletan.com/on-kids-bedtime/#comment-171 <blockquote>But then again, coming from someone who are impressed and “look up” to mothers who : …brought their toddlers to Mamih to hang out from late till past midnight. Clearly these women aren’ letting their new “chapter in life” cripple their noctural habits…</blockquote> Far from it. I was appalled, not impressed but at the same time, admire their determination. You have to admit, the situation has some elements of goodness in there and restaurants enforce smoke-free dining then the little ones aren't inhaling smoke. I find city life a little challenging even for someone who used to "come home late from work". It's one thing to have to entertain guests from abroad it's quite another to make it a habit. I have also seen orders of fried and oil no doubt delicious but heavy steak at midnight among the youths. We're so screwed but that's another story! All i am saying is this .. as far as peace go .. throw all that out of the window as soon as you have a kid transitioning from Kindy to Primary 1. Primary is a different animal altogether and nothing you learn in Kindy is going to prepare you for THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW! :)

But then again, coming from someone who are impressed and “look up” to mothers who : …brought their toddlers to Mamih to hang out from late till past midnight. Clearly these women aren’ letting their new “chapter in life” cripple their noctural habits…

Far from it. I was appalled, not impressed but at the same time, admire their determination. You have to admit, the situation has some elements of goodness in there and restaurants enforce smoke-free dining then the little ones aren’t inhaling smoke. I find city life a little challenging even for someone who used to “come home late from work”. It’s one thing to have to entertain guests from abroad it’s quite another to make it a habit. I have also seen orders of fried and oil no doubt delicious but heavy steak at midnight among the youths. We’re so screwed but that’s another story!

All i am saying is this .. as far as peace go .. throw all that out of the window as soon as you have a kid transitioning from Kindy to Primary 1. Primary is a different animal altogether and nothing you learn in Kindy is going to prepare you for THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW! :)

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