My Burritos love watching the Cotton Eyed Joe video by Rednex. They would get up in our bed and dance while they watch it from my husband's computer. Oh being a parent is such a blessing, full of fun and adventures!
You can play the music video below while writing your comment hehehe. Saturday, August 25, 2012
Cotton Eyed Joe
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Anniversary Dinner
We had a simple dinner at Eat n' Park for our wedding anniversary. We love to eat there because the staff are very friendly. The ambiance is very relaxing and clean and the food is good and not expensive.
Each of us has a favorite food to eat there. My husband love pot roast sandwich, Ms. Burrito love the salad bar, Mr. Burrito like grilled cheese, and I love their nantucket cod.
Thanks to Angel, the waitress who served us. She had so many customers to attend to but I commended her for being so energetic despite of her work load.
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Ice Rink
After our busy day exploring Chester and New Cumberland, we visited my father-in-law. On our way home, we dropped by at Marland Heights Park to see their progress of the so called plan of tearing the swimming pool down and turn it into an ice rink. We found out that they haven't started it yet.
It was nice though because we met with two of my husband's old friends whom he seldom see.
It would be nice if they can push through with having an ice rink because there is no one that is near the area.
Anyhow, our Sunday was a busy one. We were out of home the whole day. It was already dark when we got home but it was all worth it as the kids had so much fun!
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Wednesday, August 01, 2012
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Transit Bus Ride
Our kids always wanted to experience riding the transit bus here in Weirton. We finally decided to ride it last Saturday. While waiting for the bus, we took some photos.
The fare for each adult is $2 and the kids are free.
Most of the passengers of the transit bus are the old folks who live in an apartment downtown.
We finished the entire route of the bus so we get to see some parts of the town that we seldom drive into. The bus driver was very nice to let us finish the whole laps of his route.
It was a good experience for us, it was my kids and my first time riding a public vehicle here in the area.
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
Edge Trimmer
My father-in-law has this manual yard edge trimmer. My husband showed the Burritos how to use it when we visited Dad a couple of days ago.
Children's curiosity is a great way to introduce them to things like this one.
I like this kind of trimmer because you do not need to charge it or put string in it to cut grass. The next day after my husband showed our kids how to use the trimmer, we saw Dad's neighbor using their manual lawn mower which I found to be very neat and practical to use. I'd love to own manual lawn mower and trimmer because it is convenient and cheaper to use. You don't need gas to operate them and it's not as noisy as the electric ones.
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I like this kind of trimmer because you do not need to charge it or put string in it to cut grass. The next day after my husband showed our kids how to use the trimmer, we saw Dad's neighbor using their manual lawn mower which I found to be very neat and practical to use. I'd love to own manual lawn mower and trimmer because it is convenient and cheaper to use. You don't need gas to operate them and it's not as noisy as the electric ones.
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