It was Monday.I go to the hall every monday.I was tired after the exam.I was walking to the hall.I was lining up.And I was standing and hearing teacher’s advise.After that my teacher said”Eric you got num.1 in class.”I was so shocked and I said ”Wow!Thank you teacher!”Ok that is all don’t forget to see The Last Airbender in 3D.

I took Eric to watch the 3D version of The Last Airbender when it was released in our theaters last week. This was Eric’s first time watching a movie in 3D, although he claimed he’s watched 3D movies before. I explained to him that watching those Spy Kids DVD isn’t the same thing as this one, and that he needed to use a special pair of glasses to experience it properly. He insisted that he’s experienced the real deal, though, so I let it go.

We got our spiffy 3D glasses at the entrance of our movie theater at GSC Suria Sabah. As we waited, Eric was pretty calm and relaxed.

The show started with a 3-2-1 countdown in 3D. Eric almost jumped out of his seat in surprise. When the countdown ended, he exclaimed so loud, the whole theater could hear him say, “WOW! THAT WAS SO REAL!” I was half amused, half wanted to hide under my seat out of embarrassment — I’m sure the others in the theater were holding their laughter We left the theater with a huge grin plastered on Eric’s satisfied face, and he started imitating Aang’s every move once we arrived back home.

The Last Airbender is a great movie for kids, although the adults watching it may think the storyline was lame. What do you expect, coming from an adaptation of a Nickelodeon kids cartoon series of the same name? I certainly didn’t expect anything mind-blowing, since the series isn’t that great, either. Good, but not great.

(song “Total Eclipse of the Heart” playing in the car stereo)
Mommy: (singing) … nothing I can do, a total eclipse of the heart…
Eric: Wow, this song is good.
Mommy: Yeah.
Eric: I like this song.
Mommy: (driving)
Eric: I know the total eclipse of the sun, and the total eclipse of the moon. I know two eclipses.
Mommy: ???
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I was doing my exam suddenly when exam was over my teacher said “Eric, how many do you got.” “83.” Abqari is my friend. And then my teacher asked Abqari. Abqari is the best student in maths. And my teacher asked him “Abqari, how many do you got?” “82.” And my teacher said “Eric, you win the contest.” And then I said “Huh, what contest?” My teacher said “The best mark contest.”  And I said “Oh….. that contest. What did I get?” My teacher said “You got a mechanical pencil, a ruler, a diary, 6 pencils, 1 set of sharpener and eraser. And I said “WOW! Thank you.” And my teacher said “You are welcome” And that is my story about I got A+ in maths. See ya later.

(This is the last entry from Eric’s baby blog at Blogger.com)

Wow, it’s been so long! Where do we start?!

We haven’t been updating for some time mostly because there weren’t any photos to be uploaded. For some reason, our digital camera can’t transfer the images we took into the computer, so we’re stuck with the manual cam at the moment. However, the manual camera got lost, so we’re now stuck with having no camera at all.

Eric’s all grown up — he’s now of eligible age to wear a school uniform! Mommy and Daddy was so proud of him when he donned it for the first time back in January.

Eric loves to sing and draw. Eric also likes to talk to Granma and Aunty Lala and Uncle Bobo on the phone. Eric likes to play pretend phonecalls too.

Eric still is learning his pronunciation, and it is getting better each day. Eric is starting to not like veggies, and likes to take off his shirt and pants by himself and run naked around the house!

Eric prefers using the grown-up potty especially when it’s poo-poo time. After his bath, he empties his own basin.

Eric’s favourite TV series is Hi-5 and Barney. His favourite channel is TechTV and TVIQ, and he recognises the channels he surfs.