I have a date..

with my mom to watch this

I don't think she has been to a cineplex before.. and this is a hokkien musical.. guess she will love it.. when we (my siblings and i) were younger, going to cinema is a daily affair.. DAILY, mind you.. my dad will buy us the cheapest seats.. meaning those u need to tilt ur head so back that u suffer neck ache after that.. but we will end up running behind to sit on stair cases.. later, when we were older, we demanded to sit together (behind).. and when even older, one by one my siblings dropped off from going watching together with my parents, until left me alone with them.. i still remembered after watching, we will eat the orr wa chien (fried oyster) or hee kiau mee (fishball mee soup).. then at times, my dad's laokok car will cannot start.. then the cook will shout for his kah kia (helpers) to help my dad push his car.. and vroom vroom the engine comes alive.. and, as u can guess it, when i got older, i feel so shameful.. ahh.. looking back, my dad is the best dad..

Update: VERY very good.. I judge movies by the amt of my tears.. this is 5 teardrops out of 5!.. for a local production, i'm really amazed and touched by the movie.. really chin kah hao khua.. go and watch it.. SUPPORT local product.. GO.. now, I will be looking for the music CD, hopefully is selling.. VERY VERY good.. bring your parents.. NICE!