Foong Speaks Her Mind

I am sure by now, most of you have read about the not-so-secret-anymore Trafford project with so many different blogger teams putting up their best efforts to tell you all about the Mister Potato chips contest and its grand prize of 30 tickets to Trafford, Manchester to tour the stadium and museum.

I even blogged about it here and here.

Then, I used ‘child labour’ to shoot a video for the project which I wrote about here. My video is part of a 7-part video series by Team H(o Liao). (meaning: really GOOD team)

If you are too lazy busy to go hopping from one site to another to watch the full series, well, here is the video in full (although I would recommend you visit each of my Ho Liao team members’ blog because all of them are really great posts!):

Brilliant, isn’t it?

So, have you started collecting your Mister Potato pouches and seals already? Better get a start on it because a lot of people are doing it and judging from the way Thomas is shoving it in (in the video), you better start NOW!

Heheheh…anyway, it was great fun working with KY, Deb, Satkuru, Kevin, Thomas and Sultan Muzaffar on this project.

If anything, I learnt how to edit a video clip using Windows Movie Maker (although it took me hours to do it!) and importantly,  I made new blogger friends in my team mates…hey, I am a very pathetic anti-social noob blogger (who seldom leave comments on blogs I stalk visit) with a piddly number of blogger friends lar, so having six new friends is a BIG thing for me!

So, to all my Ho Liao team mates, it was great fun working with you and err….even if you don’t see any comments from me, just know that I do visit your blogs once in a while….. I need to overcome this bug called ‘Commentlazee’ I currently have first…heheheheh…

Here’s to Team Ho Liao!

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