Henry's class before they came up to the parking lot.
We see these trucks driving all over right now.
He didn't want his picture with the lion head.
Henry's class.
The lion throws the lettuce out of his mouth.
Eating the oranges (the guys inside are peeling some and then they also roll out some whole ones).
Like at Sembawang, people just started getting in front of other people for the best picture... Who stands in front of a group of 3-year-olds?
He's trying to get one of the kids to come take the orange out of his mouth.
Opening his red packet.
Henry was so excited about the lion dance at school today! He was also really concerned that I was going to be there. I got there a little before his class came up to the parking lot and was watching the group assemble and he gave me the best smile when he saw that I really came to meet him for the lion dance.
He did not, however, want to touch the lion costume or high-five the God of Fortune again! This dance was not as intense as the one we saw at Sembawang mall (which was perfect for a group of 2-6 year-olds!). There were just two lions and only one drum. The kids all thoroughly enjoyed it though. Henry's teachers gave him a red packet with a gold coin at the end, too, which was particularly fun for him.
