This is Part 2 of my son's toys for boys
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| In his early teens |
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| Old antique grandmother (literary) table in my son's old room |
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| I opened one drawer to find his old games (CDs) |
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| Another drawer yielded these: holster and guns from Hatyai and Motorola cellphone plastic bag |
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| the two toy guns from Thailand: you need to use pellets |
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| The guns actually fire, and these pellets shoot from the guns: LETHAL!!! Lethally dangerous!! No wonder not available in Malaysia! |
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| His first PDA |
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| You actually need a stylus to poke at the "apps" |
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| Another old cupboard...what's inside? |
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| Sony headphones |
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| GAMEBOY!!!!! |
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| You need to buy cartridges like this to play the Gameboy. |
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| Playstation 1. Before my children could play it "puas puas" it was struck and destroyed by lightning!!!! |
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| SONY voice recorder. My son was in a Chinese school and needed me to give him SPELLING everyday!! I could manage up to Standard 4 or 5, then it got so difficult, (I am fully English educated) he had to use a voice recorder (I could not read the characters any more!) to record the Mandarin words. |
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| In his 20's now |
