Little Cruisers on Lamborghini

Our burritos can't wait for a warm weather so that they could cruise again on their mini Lamborghini.

We'l be busy again in charging the battery of this  vehicle for them to  drive around our backyard.

I am glad that it is getting warm now although it is still wet because of constant raining but at least it is not freezing anymore.  I hope!

I thank my sister-in-law Cris for giving this  Lamborghini t our burritos.  These little cruisers LOVE it.

Philippine Products

Below are some of the Philippine products that some of the Filipinoes brought to the multi cultural fair that was hel yesterday at the Millsop Community Center here in Weirton.  First is the  tree made with shells.

A ceiling piece that you can hang in the living room, also made of shells.

A big fan made of bamboo with the Mayon volcano painted in it.

Some shell and wooden product  from the beautiful island of Boracay.

Some small decors made of local products.

A model of tricycle, one of the most convenient form of  transportation.

Below is a local bag made in Bicol (Southern part of Luzon), this was given to me by a close friend when we had our vacation.  Most part of the bag is made of abaca.

Some Philippine traditional costumes.

And Filipina women sporting their  costume.  

I'll post some more photos later on.  Thanks for your visit and comments!

Photo with Easter Bunny

Our last trip today was to the Treasure Island Flea Market.  We tried to find a female bunny  for Wubzy's playmate but we did not  have a luck.  We found a booth  with Easter Bunny in costume so we through of trying it.  I was disappointed that the photographer has no skill in taking good picture.  She did not even  encourage the kids to smile or anything, she just  clicked the camera and that was it.  When it got developed, it wasn't good at all.   I thought that it was a waste of money, phew.

How about you folks, how's your weekend so far?  above is a souvenir  display at a cultural heritage show, it's a nipa hot inside a bottle that is made in the Philippines..

Air Gun

Last week, a group of bum teenagers drove by and hit  the back of our truck with an air gun.  I was bummed out at first but hubby said it's easy to clean it up so  I just took my camera and took a shot of it.  I like the reflection of the  surroundings, the sky, and my shadow in it.  Good thing this paint is washable.

School Grades and a Bunny

Mommy, Daddy, and Mr. Burrito are so proud of Ms. Burrito for doing such a great job with her studies.  We just signed the third grading  of her report card.  All of the aspects are satisfactory.

They are just now being taught about addition but  Ms. Burrito has been doing it  even before she started her classes so I am sure that she will do great on that.

She is also starting to spell some four letter words and other long words that she knows already.

With that being said, we rewarded her with a bunny, his name is Wubzy and he is being spoiled in the house by us.  You would find more pictures of this  fella at Ms. Burrito's blog.

I would also  want to congratulate Mr. Burrito in showing interest in learning.  I am not enforcing the teaching to him  if he is not  in the mood.  I wait till he is in the mood and that is when we do it.  Lately, he has been showing progress on writing letters.