This week, @fieradzfazley enlisted his Dida @fazleyyaakob’s help for his science experiment because Mama really did not know how to make a circuit breaker. Fantastic time for him to have a little father & son bonding. Mama just helped oversee the writeup of the experiment, results tables and conclusion. #chroniclesofahomeschoolmum

Amazing energy fills the room when women come together. We’ve wrapped up the first series of Creative Expression Workshops with the caregivers at our #BaumhausCommunity ! How did this happen? The NGO @kids4kidshk paired me with Lakshmi and Pranisha, two youth leaders who wanted to run their #ActionForACause project. They took the time to learn more about the stories and challenges of migrant women in Hong Kong. Our @baumhaushk team helped with organising and mobilising, and before long, we had enlisted to support of migrant women leaders and other industry professionals to provide engaging workshops. The very talented Noemi & Cristina from #GuhitKulay led the workshops on visual arts, while amazing singer-musician Ela Allegre taught the basics of vocal performance. I had the chance to lead my own Drama workshop, which is always exciting for me. Last but not least, our most attended workshop was led by acclaimed photographer @leehannhidalgo — whose work you may be so familiar with, as these grace many events, organisational materials, and are even featured in the film “Still Human.” A special thanks to Dr. Mike Manio for taking the time to share your experiences with us about supporting mental health and well-being. We were all definitely inspired. Thank you also to the Bayanihan Centre which provided us with their venue. This won’t be the last of our workshops. Outside of our business, #BaumhausHK has been running community initiatives since our opening in 2015. We are now creating regular opportunities for the empowerment of parents, caregivers, and children in different areas in Hong Kong. #StayTuned

【Hong Kong 🇭🇰 North Point】How about show you a little of My hometown? These pics were taken in a temporary exhibition hosted in an old cinema complex named The State Theatre, which was built in 1952 and is about to be repurposed. Look at those Chinese typography on the signage... don’t they look familiar? Just LI ke those you see in your country’s China Town! Fun fact: China Town style usually stays in the old days from decades ago. We don’t use those style anymore! Picture 1: Historic logo of the theatre Picture 2: Old way to mark your seat at the box office Picture 3: Box office (with an old optical shop signage, the name of the shop is ‘Gong Jue’ meaning ‘Princess’ Picture 4: Handbill of a HK movie shown in 1957, a Cantonese version of ‘The Love Parade’, an American musical comedy shown in 1929 Hong Kong is a fast paced city that keeps changing and morphing. So it is extra important for us to protect those bits an pieces from complete modernization. The State Theatre is one of the only few old cinemas that still exists in Hong Kong. The building has been enlisted as a Grade I Historic Building in 2017, thus will not be demolished. Good news! . . . . . . . . #50s #vintage #hongkong #cinema #oldmovies #ilovehk #travelphotography #instagramable #latergram #theglobewanderer #globetrotter #igtravels #hktraveler #周圍移 #backpackerstory#wanderxwonder #travelgirl #viajeros #yololttw #roamingwomen #travelinladies #travellingthroughtheworld #jetsetter . . . . . . . . . . . . #chinatown #chinatownsingapore #chinatownnyc #chinatownlondon #chinatownla #chinatownbandung #chinatownmarket