He made it finally!

At his age, korkor were playing handphone games, passing one level after another until the last. He had beaten me to it in no time. I was stuck in level 2 while he had finished his level 10. Or were my fingers too clumsy compared to his, thus lost to him?

As for didi, he has no interest in these gadgety games, be it handphone, computer or Wii. He's still into "making things" with the toys korkor no longer interested in years ago.

Sometime ago, I showed him some little tricks with a rubberband, something I used to play with during my younger days. He was so curious in those tricks that he had been wearing a rubberband on his wrist everyday, when he sleeps, when he plays, when he's schooling, when he's bathing, playing with it anytime he wants to. Some of the times, he refer that rubber band as the Omnitrix too (imaginative??)

To my surprise, he learnt some of those tricks on his own, and after showing him a few more times, he has mastered it. I'm just in awed how a simple rubberband can hold his interest for this long, and still counting.

So, here is the step-by-step procedure on how to make a "babystar in a big star's tummy", butterfly, gun, knife and a ring, and some little "magic", behold, Lavid Loperfeel in the making.




Talk about cheap, how cheap can we be? Goolypop told her son to just use his hands and transform into autobots. I'm slightly better than her, ain't I?

Children. How I wish they would stay being at this age, so cute and adorable. And I also wish they would only remember the nice things in their childhood, not the witch I was sometimes. I hate myself too when I turned into a witch.