2008-05-23

Twist & Turn


I was surprised to see Amos twisting the pencil a few weeks ago. I don't do it so he must have learnt it somewhere. Its just so cute seeing him moving the pencil using his little fingers while I'm teaching Zac on his homework :)

Zac also imitate his moves and both the boys are challenging each other with their little twist & turn :)

Its really entertaining... ...I din get a chance to video the whole scene though :)

at

22 comments:

  1. Heart of Rachel23 May, 2008 13:00

    Hope the boys are feeling much better. That's a cool trick. I used to do it when I was in grade school.

    If you have time to spare, I tagged you here. I know you might be preoccupied right now so there's no hurry.

    Take care!

    ReplyDelete
  2. JK23 May, 2008 14:28

    It's amazing where and how fast they pick up those little things.

    ReplyDelete
  3. J@n!ce23 May, 2008 16:01

    Rachel : Thanks, will check it out :)

    ReplyDelete
  4. J@n!ce23 May, 2008 16:04

    Jo-N : Indeed, kids can just pick up good & bad things real fast ah? ;p

    ReplyDelete
  5. Trinity23 May, 2008 16:43

    wah cute amos... really, have to capture the moment with the video! Precious moment, Mom!

    ReplyDelete
  6. Juliana23 May, 2008 20:03

    applaus for Amos :D
    have a nice weekend, Janice

    ReplyDelete
  7. Amel23 May, 2008 23:37

    I'm glad to hear Amos's getting better now. Phew! It's always such a trial when a kid is sick, isn't it?

    I LOVE the pic of Amos twisting the pencil he he he...I'm sure he'll gain more weight after he's well again. ;-D

    Btw, I've got GREAT news. Come and visit me! ;-D

    ReplyDelete
  8. WaterLearner24 May, 2008 08:28

    Well Done Boys!!!

    ReplyDelete
  9. J@n!ce24 May, 2008 09:34

    Juliana : Have a good weekend too :)

    ReplyDelete
  10. J@n!ce24 May, 2008 09:39

    Amel : Yes, I hope the boys will put on weight very soon :)

    ReplyDelete
  11. J@n!ce24 May, 2008 09:39

    Karen : Thanks & enjoy your weekend :)

    ReplyDelete
  12. J@n!ce24 May, 2008 09:42

    Trinity : I'm too slow in getting the video setting up on our digital camera then ;)

    ReplyDelete
  13. Anonymous24 May, 2008 22:53

    so young can do that liao. me in my 30's still cannot do leh

    ReplyDelete
  14. Blur Ting25 May, 2008 18:51

    Cute! And it's good to see them well and doing all these fun things again!

    ReplyDelete
  15. Mizohican25 May, 2008 20:30

    Phew!!! I am so glad to know that. Because according to my ancient tribal custom, twisting a pencil is a sign of recovery from fever. Thank God for that....

    :-)

    You know, when Da Vinci designed that first helicopter, he got inspired after he twisted his pencil. Do we see another Da Vinci in the making here? :-)

    ReplyDelete
  16. J@n!ce26 May, 2008 11:08

    Wen : haha :)

    ReplyDelete
  17. J@n!ce26 May, 2008 11:08

    Blur : They are learning new things everyday ;p

    ReplyDelete
  18. J@n!ce26 May, 2008 11:09

    Sandman : I really hope I've got 2 little Da Vinci there ;)

    ReplyDelete
  19. chartao26 May, 2008 11:11

    all i have to say is you will be amazed what kids can do nowadays!!

    wonder issit the food they eat? haha

    ReplyDelete
  20. J@n!ce26 May, 2008 13:10

    Leonard : I think they are very observant & pick up tasks they see ;)

    ReplyDelete
  21. Mariuca26 May, 2008 22:35

    Yeeha! I'm right next to the cuties today! Thanks Janice. :)

    ReplyDelete
  22. Nick Phillips (15/03/1967 - 04/11/2022)27 May, 2008 08:26

    Gee, you know Janice, I still can't do that twirl the pencil trick till today ... Kudos to the little fellow :D

    ReplyDelete