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Da Da's birthday dish!

Froggy-looking Fishes!

Da Da "refused" to buy them goggles thinking the kids should not be "babied." Well, a change of mind occurred and now a little bit of regrets. It's easier to see underwater with the goggles, but Da Da way-overestimated the causticity of the water. Our pool water does not really irritate our eyes much, unlike those pool water back in Da Da's HK childhood days...

Funny Faces

Among all the funny faces, I think the best are:
Sam (grown-ups)
Ellicia (teens)
Nat (kids)
What do you think?

Mele Kalikimaka 2007

The entire clan took a mid-morning stroll today around the Hale area to look at the Santa. May we wish you a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!

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Say Cheese

Very happy on April 1st. No joke!

Christmas Morning

Praise The Almighty Lord for watching over the LauLau Family. Another fruitful and warm Christmas to celebrate the birth of our Savior! Once again, we have more blessings and well wishes from everyone that we anticipated. May the Good Lord continues to bless your family and you as He Blesses Us.

Crew Chief Andrew

Andrew just finished training to be an Air Force airman over in Houston during the summer months. Can't believe how much he has grown throughout the years. One of these days, I am hoping to be able to visit his "office" at the base to see and touch the equipment that he's responsible for.

Mountain Engineering

Look at the following. See how former mechanical engineer Andrew allowed two 30 lbs weaklings to act as stoppers beneath a rolling 200 lb+ mass? This photo was shot by none other than the engineer himself. Can those two young men really stop me from rolling off gradient if I lost my footings?



Another ingenious solution. Andrew sacrificed himself as a stopper hopefully to be able to hold off one of the 30 lb toddler. See how he masterfully repositioned the toddler in the hat with a strap and floppy bills off the probable line of motion from the rolling 200 lb+ high-danger mass on the up-side and the poor 30 lb stopper in the baseball cap? In addition, the adults in the photo squatted down to lower the CG and, if necessary, would deploye their rear-ends as friction-stoppers. This snapshot was taken by a real civil engineer walking with us patiently to make sure we didn't fall off the mountains.




Shall we go hiking again? Ask Boy Boy and he will certainly nodd (as he seldom talks). Just need to work on some mountain safety engineering issues. See the rest of the hiking pics here.

See the kid with long pants, fisherman hat, and blue sneakers? See his mom and the cake-that-he-didn't-eat below. I never thought about it but hey, "what happened to the cake?"