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    • corneyAmberC Offline
      corneyAmber
      last edited by

      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:

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      • corneyAmberC Offline
        corneyAmber
        last edited by

        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...

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        • corneyAmberC Offline
          corneyAmber
          last edited by

          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. 🙂

          Oh I remember the noodle man with the \"kok kok kok\" every suppertime passing by my grandma's house. This was the old way of doing delivery service....they took 2 sticks and knocked for attention... \"mee tai mak, meepok...\" etc... and if we wanted to order, we shouted to them and they took our orders.... Then in a while, they delivered the noodles to us. So good right? Days of no pervasive telephone then.....

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          • S Offline
            schellen
            last edited by

            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:
            I don't remember playing R.O.C.K. but I remember Chop Chilli.

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            • R Offline
              RRMummy
              last edited by

              ks2me:
              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...

              Yup, yup.. Hey, no fear of getting anything confiscated right!! 😛
              schellen:
              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:

              I don't remember playing R.O.C.K. but I remember Chop Chilli.

              Chop chilli chop, chilli chop chop chop... my DDs CC teaching them when they were in toddler class.. let the legacy continue.. :love:

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              • B Offline
                buds
                last edited by

                RRMummy, my younger one can just

                do the simple ones with her school frenz.

                A, B, C together up together down...
                Together front back down...
                Together one two three...
                Together four five six...
                Together seven eight nine...
                Together ten eleven twelve...
                Chellie chellie lon chiam pas pas pas.

                But i'm the champion of chop chilli chop, sista! :evil:
                Wuahahahaaa!

                I tell you that game plays with memory skills and the
                required agility to run criss crossing actions with smooth
                flow... on top of the literally \"spitting\" chants!

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                • B Offline
                  buds
                  last edited by

                  ks2me:
                  Time to reveal age....


                  Ice-balls? round in shape with many tastey colours splashed on it and can suck on it for a long time on a sunny hot day? Something like ice kacang without the kacang.

                  Tua behlong? a toy tie to the leg and keep skipping over it repeatedly without tripping. Once tripped, then next player takes over..

                  Chiclet chewing gum? Each looked like size of a tooth?

                  Games we play without requiring anything...
                  Curry yong tau hu?
                  AEIOU?
                  R.O.C.K - cars! name all the cars....countries...name all the countries.....this was a game that we needed to expand our general knowledge in order to play.
                  Thieves and Police (Catching)
                  One-leg
                  老鹰抓小鸡
                  小熊请客


                  Paperdolls, I used to make alot my own.

                  Play marbles

                  Kuti Kuti

                  Made home-made kites to fly from kitchen window.....

                  Dad made lanterns for mooncake festival

                  Hopskotch - one of my daily game - drawn on sandy ground or use chalk to draw

                  Use paper to make this 4 compartment game....\"What colour do you want?\" Upon choosing, there is a message below... Think this is a girly game, boys may not know.

                  Rubberband shooting game....can be very painful if shoot hard
                  Rubberband to make star-shape to transfer to another person.

                  Pretend 7-mth getai play on the bed (as a stage)

                  Little red beans (相思豆) used to go JB alot and picked alot from there.

                  If you look at the list, during my time...hardly anything needs money... :lol: We had alot of low-budget fun....very little products.

                  Add later if I remember more....
                  Woh no....! I ain't going to get myself trapped in this age
                  game again. Learnt from experience liao. Kekekekekeh! :siam:

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                  • R Offline
                    RRMummy
                    last edited by

                    buds:
                    RRMummy, my younger one can just

                    do the simple ones with her school frenz.

                    A, B, C together up together down...
                    Together front back down...
                    Together one two three...
                    Together four five six...
                    Together seven eight nine...
                    Together ten eleven twelve...
                    Chellie chellie lon chiam pas pas pas.

                    But i'm the champion of chop chilli chop, sista! :evil:
                    Wuahahahaaa!

                    I tell you that game plays with memory skills and the
                    required agility to run criss crossing actions with smooth
                    flow... on top of the literally \"spitting\" chants!
                    Ya i agree.. plus all the silly moves you can think of.. imagine all the KSP mummies sit down in a circle to play chop chilli chop to challange for Grand Kiasu ChilliChop Master Award!!! :rotflmao:

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                    • B Offline
                      buds
                      last edited by

                      :rotflmao:


                      Wuahlau, you!!!
                      I'm imagining it now liao!

                      And in my imagination i see
                      Chief in another corner of the
                      class playing his paper dolls. :laugh:

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                      • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                        ChiefKiasu
                        last edited by

                        buds:
                        ...And in my imagination i see

                        Chief in another corner of the
                        class playing his paper dolls. :laugh:
                        I knew buds will pick up on this... :stupid: sigh.

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