Apr 1, 2025
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From a deck of cards designed by Vladislav Erko ( one of my favourite illustrators btw, he's awesome) Does the knave of spades remind you of anyone?
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Was casually watching the DDU episode where they visited Changsha Library and Yibo played a cat named Cabbage in a book reading session. Then this scene popped out and it was such a pleasant surprise.
Han-ge sharing his prized collection of books and one of them is a signed copy of Mr Lee Kuan Yew's memoir. Han-ge mentioned that when LKY's son Lee Hsien Loong went on DDU in 2010, he asked for his signature as well. For those who may be unaware, the late LKY was Singapore’s former Prime Minister and considered Singapore’s founding father, while LHL is the current Prime Minister.
Of cos I had to find out more about this cos why would my PM be on DDU?! Turns out PM Lee was visiting Hunan and the TV station was one of the stops. At that time they happen to be filming DDU so they invited him and his wife on the show, and they actually agreed!
I managed to find the 2010 video here.
Han-ge took the chance to ask for LHL's signature. And DDU brothers were so funny. Ou Di and Feng Ge fighting over the mic that LHL touched, and the rest of the brothers trying to lay claim on the book.
"Your book is now in my car."
"Your car has already been driven away by my chauffeur. "
"Your chauffeur is now at my place."
But Han-ge has the last word. DDU brothers can't win him at all.
"Your house has already been bought by me." 🤣
What a cheap thrill to discover this tiny link between myself and DDU, and by extension, Yibo. ☺ The fandom never ceases to surprise me.
“It’s About Time” (1979) Presented by Dudley Moore. The Voice - Anthony Valentine.
Look what I found today in a Spencer’s of all places!
Disney does remember Stitch’s cousins…
(It just had to be in a Spencer’s though, ugh.)
Well...wasn't expecting to start my day by walking into the house to dog sit only to find their son sitting in the kitchen eating breakfast in his boxers...............