Practice: Drawing & Pasting

這個周末，小QE的美術學校舉辦活動。

鋼琴、小提琴、Ukelele。。大匯演。

猜猜表演者身後的Canvas，那一幅出自小QE之手？

喏~ 就是那幅啦~

把Canvas影印成明信片，每張售＄1.00哦~

是誰？是誰又受不了妹妹苦苦哀求的眼神，乖乖的把氣球拱手相讓？

就是小QE的美術老師~Teacher Kim咯~

妹妹很有性格，女孩通常喜歡粉紅色，唯獨她偏愛紫色。

小吃攤售賣各式各樣的零食、香腸、冰淇淋和飲料等。

小QE親手為妹妹製作棉花糖。

棉花糖？像棉花棒多一點吧~

兩兄妹難得齊心合力。

其實呀，他們不懷好意呢~

他們拼命的在杯子蛋糕上擠很多很多奶油。。

這樣就能粘住很多很多巧克力和糖果啦~

轉輪盤贏巨獎。

＄5.00可換一次機會。

小QE嫌貴，不捨得。

擲憤怒鳥入洞。

＄1.00有兩次機會，這個比較划算。

妹妹以“近距離”投洞成功！呦呼~ 獲得兩個橡皮擦。

抛圈圈。

＄2.00可換5個圈圈。

遊戲難度超高，他們全軍覆沒。

釣帆船。

＄1.00一次機會。

簡單、好玩、贏獎機率達90%哦~

小QE把剩下的固本全部投進水裏。。

嘿~ 值回票價咧~

總共獲得兩條香腸，一包爆米花，一個化妝鏡，以及一份大獎。

大獎=＄5.00轉輪盤贏巨獎的首獎！

小QE只花了＄1.00卻得到相同等值的獎品，開心極了~

Yeah~ 滿載而歸~

The Snail and the whale.

This is tale of tiny snail

And a great big, grey-blue humpback whale.

This is a rock as black as soot,

And tis is a snail with an itchy foot.

The sea snail slithered all over the rock

And gazed at the sea and the ships in the dock.

And as she gazed she sniffed and sighed.

“The sea is deep and the world is wide!

How I long to sail!”

Said the tiny snail.

These are the other snails in the flock,

Who all stuck tight to the smooth black rock

And said to the snail with the itchy foot,

“Be quiet! Don’t wriggle! Sit still! Stay put!”

But the tiny sea snail sighed and sniffed,

Then cried, “I’ve got it! I’ll hitch a lift!”

This is the trail

Of the tiny snail,

A silvery trail that looped and curled

And said…

This is the whale who came one night

When the tide was high and the stars were bright.

A humpback whale, immensely long,

Who sang to the snail a wonderful song

Of shimmering ice and coral caves

And shooting stars and enormous waves.

And this is the tail

Of the humpback whale.

He held it out of the starlit sea

And said to the snail,

“Come sail with me.”

This is the sea,

So wild and free,

That carried the whale

And the snail on his tail

To towering icebergs and far-off lands,

With fiery mountains and golden sands.

These are the waves that arched and crashed,

That foamed and frolicked and sprayed and splashed

The tiny snail

On the tail of the whale.

These are the caves

Beneath the waves,

Where stripy fish with feathery fins

And sharks with hideous toothy grins

Swam round the whale

And the snail on his tail.

This is the sky

So vast and high,

Sometimes sunny and blue and warm,

sometimes filled with a thunderstorm,

With zigzag lightning

Flashing and frightening

The tiny snail

On the tail of the whale.

And she gazed at the sky, the sea, the land,

The waves and the caves and the golden sand,

She gazed and gazed, amazed by it all,

And she said to the whale, “I feel so small.”

But then came the day

The whale lost his way…

These are the speedboats, running a race,

Zigging and zooming all over the place,

Upsetting the whale with their earsplitting roar,

Making him swim too close to the shore.

This is the tide, slipping away…

And this is the whale lying beached in a bay.

“Quick! Off the sand! Back to sea!”

Cried the snail.

“I can’t move on land! I’m too big!”

Moaned the whale.

The snail felt helpless and terrible small.

Then, “I’ve got it!” she cried,

And started to crawl.

“I must not fail,” said the tiny snail.

This is the bell on the school in the bay,

Ringing the children in from their play.

This is the teacher, holding her chalk,

Telling the class, “Sit straight! Don’t talk!” 

This is the board, as black as soot…

And this is the snail with the itchy foot!

“A snail! A snail!”

The teacher turns pale.

“Look!” say the children.

“It’s leaving a trail.”

This is the trail

Of the tiny snail,

A silvery trail saying…

These are the children, running from school,

Fetching the firemen, digging a pool,

Squirting and spraying to keep the whale cool.

This is the tide coming into the bay,

And these are the villagers shouting, “Hooray!”

As the whale and the snail travel safely away…

Back to the dock

And the flock on the rock,

Who said, “How time’s flown!”

And, “Haven’t you grown!”

And the whale and the snail

Told their wonderful tale

Of shimmering ice and coral caves,

And shooting stars and enormous waves,

And of how the snail, so small and frail,

With her looping, curling, silvery trail,

Saved the life of the humpback whale.

Then the humpback whale

Held out his tail

And on crawled snail after snail after snail.

And they sang to the sea as they all set sail

On the tail of the grey-blue humpback whale.