Story Telling on Painting at Woodlands Regional Library

The children sit under the tree and listen to the story.


He tells story about Starry Night. The 7 bright stars forms the Big Dipper constellation. He also says that Vincent painted the picture at the actual night scene wearing a big straw hat with candles on top of it. This is so that he could still see the star when he raise his head. When he look at the canvas, he could see the canvas with the candle lights.


After the story telling session, Jonathan and Jessie went to the drawing room to draw different variant of the Starry Night.


This is a volunteer from the National Museum - Dream and Reality exhibition.


Jonathan enjoys the swing behind Ben Ong's home.

Jonathan first day at primary school

The shorts is a little too lose. Mother and Evelyn are busy doing the last minute adjustment.



Jonathan make a joke...


Jonathan learning to strap the shoes.


Finished with blowing the nose...


All ready for school, posing for the historic moment.


With daddy and mummy.


Peace out!


Getting cold feet.


This is how crowded the primary one students and the parents.


Showing the way to go to hall.


Jonathan on his own now...


Recess... Can you spot Jonathan?


Jonathan come to us after finishing his fried rice.


After school, he still looked a little nervous.


This is the fetching gang, of course the daddy is always there behind the camera.


On the second day, he is much more confident. He even requested for me to take a photo of him and Yves.

Dream and Reality: Masterpieces of Painting, Drawing and Photography from the Musée d'Orsay

Alexandre Cabanel’s The Birth of Venus





Paul Cézanne’s The Card Players


Claude Monet Study of a Figure Outdoors: Woman with a Parasol Looking to the Right





Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night









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