Club Senior Boys and Girls

[corneyAmber]

vfong1:

Believe me or not, I have never eaten a ice kacang ball.

You mean it existed during your era but you never got to eat it or you have never see an ice ball before?

[vfong1]

ks2me:

vfong1:

Believe me or not, I have never eaten a ice kacang ball.

You mean it existed during your era but you never got to eat it or you have never see an ice ball before?

Ya, but i never eat and seen one. But my friends told me that they have eaten before.

[ChiefKiasu]

ks2me:

vfong1:

Believe me or not, I have never eaten a ice kacang ball.

You mean it existed during your era but you never got to eat it or you have never see an ice ball before?

Aiyo. It's obvious vfong1 has even seen the ice ball, much less savor its goodness :lol:

vfong1... as ks2me said, ice ball is ice WITHOUT the kachang. It's simply ice shavings pressed into the shape of a snow ball (by the bare hands of the vendor!), placed on a square piece of jotter book paper, and then generously covered with multi-colored syrup and gula melaka. It's perfect for playing humtan bola after sucking off the syrup, if you don't feel particularly thirsty on that day.

[jedamum]

vfong1:

My dad carried me to pri school when it rains as my school also gets flooded after heavy rain.

for us, we wear slippers to school then change at the drop off area.
if it rained during dismissal time, my mum will just tie some plastic bags around our ankle and we walked home with our feet in the bag. one pair of shoes only...cannot afford to get wet.

[vfong1]

ChiefKiasu:

ks2me:

[quote=\"vfong1\"]
Believe me or not, I have never eaten a ice kacang ball.

You mean it existed during your era but you never got to eat it or you have never see an ice ball before?

Aiyo. It's obvious vfong1 has even seen the ice ball, much less savor its goodness :lol:

vfong1... as ks2me said, ice ball is ice WITHOUT the kachang. It's simply ice shavings pressed into the shape of a snow ball (by the bare hands of the vendor!), placed on a square piece of jotter book paper, and then generously covered with multi-colored syrup and gula melaka. It's perfect for playing humtan bola after sucking off the syrup, if you don't feel particularly thirsty on that day.[/quote]hahahah..... i have seen only in picture on internet not the real one.
The one I've eaten always when young is the ice batu. My malay neighbour sells home made one. Got durian, logan, lychee, lime flavours. I don't see someone make nowaways lei.

[RRMummy]

Hi ks2me, thanks for the reminder.. yes, now that you mentioned, we spent loads and loads of time playing R.O.C.K. plus many hand-clapping games with beautiful rhymes (coming from all-girls school ma..)


:love:

[jedamum]

vfong1:

The one I've eaten always when young is the ice batu. My malay neighbour sells home made one. Got durian, logan, lychee, lime flavours. I don't see someone make nowaways lei.

i only remember the icecream/rojak mobile vendor. sometimes my mum will take her own bowl downstairs to buy the little scoops of icecream.

[corneyAmber]

ChiefKiasu:

ks2me:

[quote=\"vfong1\"]
Believe me or not, I have never eaten a ice kacang ball.

You mean it existed during your era but you never got to eat it or you have never see an ice ball before?

Aiyo. It's obvious vfong1 has even seen the ice ball, much less savor its goodness :lol:

vfong1... as ks2me said, ice ball is ice WITHOUT the kachang. It's simply ice shavings pressed into the shape of a snow ball (by the bare hands of the vendor!), placed on a square piece of jotter book paper, and then generously covered with multi-colored syrup and gula melaka. It's perfect for playing humtan bola after sucking off the syrup, if you don't feel particularly thirsty on that day.[/quote]looks like we are all from the same era... ya I recall my brothers did this humtan bola once all the sweetness of the ball was gone! :lol:

[corneyAmber]

jedamum:

vfong1:

My dad carried me to pri school when it rains as my school also gets flooded after heavy rain.

for us, we wear slippers to school then change at the drop off area.
if it rained during dismissal time, my mum will just tie some plastic bags around our ankle and we walked home with our feet in the bag. one pair of shoes only...cannot afford to get wet.

Oh I only remember shivering so hard during heavy rainy days and my mum gotta buy me milo to drink to keep me from shivering. As for my shoes....got soaked....and because mum was hair dresser...use hair-dryer to dry it for the next day... :lol:

[corneyAmber]

RRMummy:

Hi ks2me, thanks for the reminder.. yes, now that you mentioned, we spent loads and loads of time playing R.O.C.K. plus many hand-clapping games with beautiful rhymes (coming from all-girls school ma..)


:love:

ya...i just remember we loved to play and play and play... any minute could play, we would just play on the spot, so all these non-product games came in very handy. I am sure there are more...need to look into memory archive...