In the wee hour of the morning, little Bunny loves to sneak up on ma and pa while they are chatting in bed, and snuggle in the middle until day break. These days however, bunny seems to have gotten a little too big for it.
In the summer time, when it's really hot and there's lots of flying-ant-things circling any light source in the house, bunny's bother and sister took the oldest and thinnest comforter with its separated cotton lumps, hide underneath it and held it up with our limbs against the ceiling light. Surrounded by darkness, and giggling siblings, we can see the light above shinning through the broken cotton, and it was our own starry night.
This is another shot of the stairway where I grew up. I spend many years hopping up and down these stairs, imagining myself a superhero wearing capes. I once dreamed that my superhero outfit was complete with a dashing white space helmet, and a windbreaker plastic flaps in front of my face. It was one of the best dreams I've had and I believed I could do anything with that infallible outfit.
I took this picture of my mom and dad last summer when they visited us. My first effort of taking their portraits for my photography homework years ago met with extremely unflattering results. They claimed that I made then look lumpy and shabby, like a pair of refugees. I don't blame them because in their mind they still look super fabulous like this:
I don't think I ever looked that good. Aren't parents old photos from the 30s and 40s just fantastic?
I'm in a polaroid mood lately, I think almost any pictures instantly has interests when 'polaroized'. Suddenly the present turned into the past, the meaningless became meaningful. But I also heard the polaroid company stopped making the shaking film papar, and I don't think their new instant digital camera produces that old school polaroid look. Does this mean the end of the polaroid era? How sad would that be. (It's like saying to the world: Sorry guys! There's no more cake. Eat pie instead.) I'm sure there are artists out there who's entire life's artwork revolves around the unique polaroid look and polaroid transfers. I guess they better buy up the entire leftover stock on eBay, quick!
Lesson one from my Grade 7 physic class, is a picture a little kid holding a balloon at an angle. We were supposed to learn how to calculate how much forces the little kid need to give, based on the wind forces and what the angle of the balloon is at, or something... Clearly I don't remember much from the exercise, and I never figured out how to calculate it. I just remember looking at the picture and thought: man, that is a nice balloon... and how much more fun it would be to be that little kid holding the balloon than to calculate those forces in numbers. Go balloons!
Twenty years ago, on a hot summer afternoon, my brother and I decided to take the bus to go to a swimming pool. We waited for over an hour and that bus never showed up. We went back home.





MY WIGGLY CAR!!!! Oh man, where art thou, my wiggly car?? I begged mom to buy you for me, and we had the best time roaming around the limited space of our apartment (while no one else was at home for us to run into their ankles), and you gave me such thrill of speed, control, and wind in my hair. What I wouldn't give to have you back again, and we will take on the limited aparment floor space, dodging the dangerous furniture jungle in the way, just like old times! I miss you my wiggly car, whatever happened to you? Who did mom give you away to?? Would I be able to meet you again, only in my dreams?