"I hope God likes chocolate!"
I made these when I was in grade 5 (age 10). Our teacher read “Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes” to our class. One particular moment in the story, Sadako’s mother visits Sadako at the hospital and gives her a piece of paper which her sister saved for her. Sadako takes the paper and says “Mmmm, smells like candy. I hope God likes chocolate”. Everyone laughed including Sadako.
Around that time I went through an origami craze and saved bits of paper and candy wrappers to do origami out of them. Mmmm… kitkat and hershy’s cookies ‘n creme… (I don’t eat this stuff as much now :P)
For those who don’t know the story of the thousand paper cranes, there is a legend that says if you fold 1000 peace cranes, your wish will come true. Sadako Sasaki suffered from leukemia, and folded cranes while she was in the hospital in how of getting better.
More cranes:
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Nancy Stafford..., 4 months ago
beautiful. love the story that went with them
Lori Peters, 4 months ago
You gotta know God loves chocolate. Why would He?She create something so good? Very nice.
Carlos Teófilo, 4 months ago
Beautiful work again Mui-Ling.
i ♥ u... do u ..., 4 months ago
aww how adorable… i tried origami when i was young, but it never turned out right… (lol)
i love the story… and i do believe God likes chocolate, cause if not willy wonka is in TROUBLE… (lol)
hehe
Dave Moilanen, 4 months ago
I know I love chocolate! Very lovely Mui-Ling!!
Mui-Ling Teh in reply to Nancy Stafford IPA’s comment, 4 months ago
Thanks Nancy.
Mui-Ling Teh in reply to Lori Peters’s comment, 4 months ago
lol, when our teacher read that part to us, the class was like “Who doesn’t like chocolate?”.
Mui-Ling Teh in reply to Carlos Teófilo’s comment, 4 months ago
Thank you Carlos.
Mui-Ling Teh in reply to i ♥ u... do u ♥ me too?’s comment, 4 months ago
and so would Nestle and Hershy :P
Mui-Ling Teh in reply to Dave Moilanen’s comment, 4 months ago
Thank you Dave!
i ♥ u... do u ..., 4 months ago
(lol) true true…
Lam Tran, 4 months ago
Awww, thanks so much my friend for refreshing that story to me, I also read it in 5th grade too and learned how to make it and still remember how to make it. Excellent story! Wow cannot believe you still save it! You have chosen a excellent title for this work! Well done my friend!
Mui-Ling Teh in reply to Lam Tran’s comment, 4 months ago
Wow you also read it in grade 5? What a coincidence! I’m not surprised the least bit that you know the story because I know many people do, but just the fact it was the same grade. I save a lot of things; I’m very sentimental :P
Lam Tran, 4 months ago
That’s great my friend, it’s good to save memorable things because some day you never know it could be worth something or bring everlasting memories!
hilarydougill, 4 months ago
Beautiful artwork, and beautiful story
Dawnsky2, 4 months ago
wow, you were ten? thats super work Mui-Ling, love the little story too :)))
Karin Taylor, 4 months ago
beautiful