The Adventurous Little Prince

My Dream

Jhay-jhay — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 21:54:42 +0000

Every Sunday, we attend The Feast at Valle Verde. It is a mass, worship and teaching. While the grown ups are listening to the preacher, the kids have their own ministry as well, it is called Awesome Kids. We play, we pray and we listen as well. Our topic is the same as the topic for the grown ups so last Sunday’s topic was about planning our dream. We were asked to color something and write our dream.

I didn’t know the spelling of “detective” but when I showed this to mom, she told me the right spelling. Why detective? I just want to be like Detective Conan.

Daddy and me: Bato Bato Pick with Daddy

Jhay-jhay — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 06:42:51 +0000

Just as I shared on my previous post, last Sunday was the Feast of Sto.Nino at my father’s side. He has work that day so he wasn’t able to see me during the parade. When he arrived, he was still tired so he has to rest for a while and I ask him to play with me. The classic, Bato bato pick.

As usual, Mommy is holding her camera and asked us to pose for her first so we smiled willingly for her.

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Post pictures of the kids with the “father” or “man” of his/her life.

Kids In Doodles: Clown’s Side Kick

Jhay-jhay — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 10:29:11 +0000

Not like other kids, I am not afraid of clowns. They are part of every kid’s birthday celebration at my Daddy’s hometown. Even when I celebrated my first birthday, clowns are my guests. That’s why when I attended my classmate’s seventh birthday I volunteered as his “side kick” together with another kid when the clown asked for a volunteer.

This was just a classic act wherein water would come out from the other openings of the body without getting wet. Like, water getting out of my ear while the other kid is pumping my hand. It was fun! My classmates and other guests were laughing so hard.

Kids’ Style: Sto. Nino Fiesta in Baesa

Jhay-jhay — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 02:55:45 +0000

Every third Sunday of January marks the feast of Sto. Nino and in Baesa, my father’s hometown, part of the tradition is having a “sagala” or “santacruzan” wherein the little boys and girls would dress up nicely then would parade in the streets of the barangay. I am the only little boy in the family, all of my first cousins are girls

Here’s a better view of the dress that we wear on that occasion together with my grand mother.

And here’s my solo, actually I’ve used this barong last year and that time it was a little big for me but yesterday it fits me very well.

Enjoying the Transformer toy

Jhay-jhay — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 04:13:14 +0000

I posted about my Tito Mej’s gift for me last Christmas but I failed to mention that the gift was from him and his girlfriend, my Ninang Leah. (It was actually mommy’s fault, heheh). So, I would like to say “thank you Ninang Leah for the gift! I miss you!”

I didn’t post the actual picture of it so here it is.

I still love playing with the toy and just look at my face while looking at it. It is called Autobot Ark, it is a spaceship that converts to a battle ready space station. There’s a light, there’s a sound and there’s a small transformer robot inside.

Daddy and Me: At Greenhills

Mommy Marose — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 16:07:32 +0000

I will try to revive my Daddy and Me Meme every Wednesday, I hope you will join. You can post pictures of your son or daughter together with their Daddy or with the man of their life, he may be their grandfather, uncle, or anybody that he looks up to as father, even with our God the father.

For a start, I will share happenings last December.
We went to Greenhills shopping center together with my Tito’s, Mamu and Lolo Daddy. There’s a Christmas show and night market.

This year’s show was fairy tale – Cinderella story inspired.

And since I am little, and there’s a lot of people watching the show, my Daddy have to carry me on his shoulder.

I’m really heavy but he was able to carry me for a while. Of course he got tired too and have to put me down before the show ended.

Share your Daddy and kids moments… Join Daddy and Me Wednesday.

Kids’ Style: White Polo

Mommy Marose — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 04:58:17 +0000

On January 1, we usually go to the Church at Taytay together with our relatives. Since, we are near the place we would just follow them there. This white polo shirt is a gift of my Godmother, Ninang Claudia, she had it shipped to our home before Christmas but I wasn’t able to open the gift until Christmas gift.

At first, mommy thought the polo was a bit big for me but when I tried it out it was just fine. A bit long but it still fits well. My mommy asked me to pose for her so she can take some photos.

And now for the wacky pose…

Toy Stories: Gift from my Tito Mej

Jhay-jhay — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 03:31:40 +0000

My mother’s brother, Tito Mej didn’t spend the Christmas at home. He arrived at our home on Tuesday night, I was wearing my pajamas already ready for bed. He handed me a bag of full of McDonald’s Toys, I already have most of them, but one toy stand out, it is from the movie Rio. He said, those are his gifts to me, I don’t mind at all because he already bought me a local transformer toys. I was still thankful for the toys.

He went out again and returned with his “real gift” for me and I was so excited to open it and even more excited when I saw the gift inside.

See that smile in my face?

Thanks Tito Mej!!!

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On a final note, I am thinking of reviving my weekly meme, Daddy and Me, and I still want to run it every Wednesday. I know not all of mommy can join this meme, but still you can, if you have a “father” in your family, it can be your kid’s grandfather, or uncle, or someone he/she looks up to as father. Do you think it would be a good idea to re-start this meme? Do you think someone would join?

Kids in Doodles: Christmas Presentation

Jhay-jhay — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 05:14:22 +0000

I played an angel and a sheep at our Christmas presentation in School. I already shared some photos here. When the sheep is needed already, teacher didn’t ask us to remove our angel wings. We just seated beside the Holy Family.

We also danced to the music of Gloria In Excelsis Deo while we try to sing it. Here’s a video of the dance.

This is my first time to join:

Kids’ Style: Little Angels

Mommy Marose — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 02:17:00 +0000

This is my first time to join Kids’ Style. The photos that I would be sharing is not really fashionable. These are from the Christmas presentation of my son’s class at the Family Day in their school. He was one of the angels and I was thinking what will I do for his costume. The teacher told us that we don’t have to buy anything, if the kids have white shirt and white shorts that would be fine. The important part of the costume are the angel’s wings and the halo. For the girls, it was easy, as white dress would be fine and they would look beautiful. I tried borrowing “sutana” but we can’t find something that would fit him. So, I just let my son wear while shirt and long pants.

Sleepy Angels

Smiling Angel

On the wings, I didn’t use the traditional cotton, my brother suggested that I use crepe paper and I agreed. He is more artistic that I am. And the result, the angel wings looks beautiful.