ate sme mookcakes to satisfy my sudden cravin just now. so delicious. hee... lantern festival aka mooncake festival just rd e corner. seen a lot of kids walkin ard with lanterns n playin with candles. look so happy, warm n cozy. keke...

i remember when i was in pri sch, when it was under e guidance of a fatherly figure, mr toh whom is a v traditional man, he wld organize a yrly lantern festival celebration where we n e family members can come together n wld eat mooncakes, guess lantern riddles, fancy dress competition, walkin ard e estate with lantern n such at nite. its so fun. we all can wear hme clothes to sch n i wld esp take effort to wear mei mei.

i recall one of e yrs, i had bugged my dad to buy clothes for me so tat i can partipate e fancy dress competition as a princess. dun luffed, every ger's dream is to bcme a princess one ma. hehe... anyways, he did try to pacify me by buyin sme cloths n suggestin my 'er gu' sew them. but alas, its not tat easy la n i dun haf any talents to showcase during e competition so it was forgotten after awhile of outcry.

when mrs ngiam, e vice-principal took over as principal cuz mr toh retired, she abolished e tradition. i still remember we had to learn how to sing 'old lang sung' as a farewell gift by e students to mr toh. during e farewell assembly, e teachers n older kids were cryin. i tink i did feel sad but still a bit blur n too young to comprehend wat's going on. wonder if mr toh still ard. hmmm... smething to discuss with my pri sch frens if we meet up. hee...

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