Starting my weekend off from work by making a paper airplane for my two sons. I used to know how to make them with paper, sticks, bamboos and thread. But i guess I haven't utilised the skill and been out of practice for more than 50 years! Just look at what my nearly 7-year-old son has made---a futuristic type of aircraft. I see some similarities with the ones he's watched on video like Star Wars, etc. But the ones I used to make were simple with some a bit futuristic too for my time. Lesson learned: its not the design but the time spent making the paper airplane that's important---it's family bonding time through paper airplanes. The paper planes I made may and did not fly, but the time and love we've shared will fly forever!
