We were surprised to be honest. Of course, there is being famous and being infamous. At the moment, it seems that Jakjak is a mixture of both.
His homeroom teacher knows him. That is a given, considering he is probably the noisiest in his class (hopefully not). But aside from that, he has been commended for being good in English, after all, he has been speaking it like his native language. The vice principal also knows him. Apparently, he was usually found clinging on to a pole and defying going to class during the first few weeks. The principal also knows him, he had been especially mentioned for his detachment from Chinese class (which, thankfully, we have worked out partial exemption for Jakjak). And the other teachers too, especially when they saw Judy, who happens to be Jakak's major resemblance.
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His first month in primary has been very rich in terms of experience. We heard about how he defended himself (and apparently others) from the naughty kids (he thinks he has super powers). Mum saw him being generous to his peers (too generous, really). And we have heard how sweet he is to teachers (this we already knew from the start, way back in pre-school). And the term has just begun. I'm pretty sure there are going to be more adventures, not just for Jakjak, but for those close to his heart as well.
(Dad 10/2/2012)
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