Reading and Dress Up

Whenever I am off from school, it's either I am doing crafts with my Mom or I am playing dress up. My parents bought me a set of princess clothes two years ago.

Champ wanted to give me a kiss when I was posing for Mommy. After I gave him a hug, he walked away so I was able to have my pictures taken.

I can read books now so I am starting to read to my brother when I am free. He is a good listener (sometimes not) and he asks me questions.

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Never Quit

My parents teaches us to do our best in everything that we do. They always said that quitters never wins and winners never quit.

So when I was climbing on this wall, I did not quit even though I was tired.

They also teach us that exploring the nature is good for the heart and soul. I don't really understand the soul part thing but I know that whenever we are in the woods, I feel good.

Not only that we get to exercise our legs, we also get to discover and see small living creatures like this red spider that my Mom saw. Now, my Dad is scared of spiders so he doesn't like being near to spiders but my Mom is not.

I hope that you enjoy my presentation or post today. Thank you for visiting.

Laughter

My share for this week's ABC Wednesday will be the laughter that my family always shares to everyone. I am happy that we always have time to laugh in our home. Even when we are traveling, it is always fun!

Or just hanging out in our house and playing.
Or when my Mom and Dad are goofing around.
Both Mommy and Daddy are pretty funny!

Below are some photos during my birthday last year at Raccoon Park. This is my friend Jake.

That's me having fun with the clay dough.

Pap was very happy too during my birthday, thank you so much Papap for making my day extra special.

This is my friend Hailey.

My brother and I.

And LASTLY, yours truly...

Ms. Burrito.

Charm Bracelet

Hello everyone, my Mom uploaded these photos for me. I am done with my homework so she let me blog a little. Anyway, my Mom and me did the last package of the shrinky dink that Tita Shy gave me last Christmas.

If you can still remember, we did the key chains a couple of weeks ago and last Friday, we did these charm bracelets.

I designed the charms and Mommy helped me in putting the beads in the elastic string.

These small metal rings is supposed to go with the charm but it was so hard to open them up so Mommy just use it like a bead.

I love doing these kind of activities because Mommy and I get to bond for long and we get to do girl thing.

Above are my end products. I am planning to sell them and send the proceeds to my sisters in the family who lost their Dad some years ago. I remember how hard they cried during the last wake of my Tito Andy (my Mom's brother). I did not understand why they cried then but now I am slowly realizing why, that is why I always pray to God to always take care of my parents.

Bunny Rabbit

Hi all, it's Ms. Burrito once again. I think I am now understanding why Mommy is addicted to blogging because I am becoming one too.

My parents are so awesome, they let me have a bunny pet. We named him Wubzy. He love to eat lettuce, carrots, apples, and celery. Dad bought a bag of pellet but I think Wubzy prefers the fresh veggies. Below are some photos that Mommy took and uploaded here.

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Korea, the Land of the Morning Calm

Hello everyone, this is a scheduled post. I want to show you a little bit about our joyful experience living in Korea, the Land of the Morning Calm as they call it. Below is the entrance of the house where we live inside the military base in Chinhae, South Korea. My brother called it a Blue House. We all misses it.

This is the playground inside the base where we used to play almost everyday.

There are so many neat things that you can see in Korea. I love this one where they planted flowers into different shapes.

This was taken inside the Korean military base where cherry blossoms were in full bloom.

This is a big statue surrounded with flowers during summer time.

The first adventure that we did in Korea was to hike Mt. Jiri, I was way littler then but I climb with the big people with no problem. My Mom and Dad were so proud of me because I never complained the entire hike.

There was one boy who hike with us but he cried and cried so they went back down immediately. We did not reach the peak of the mountain because we ran out of time but we were very happy to the distance that we did.

My brother was so little that my Dad had to carry him in a baby carrier.

This is the start of the hike. That was a big and memorable experience that we did.

The next big thing was our travel to Mt. Seorak. Mommy and Daddy celebrated their wedding anniversary there. We stayed for three days. We couldn't climb it so we just rode a cable car to reach to the peak.

It's so beautiful there, I always think that God did a great job creating that place.

I am glad that my parents took a lot of pictures that we can look back to.
Here's the peak of Seorak San.

Our last memorable trip was our island hopping in Jeju Island where we have to fly to get to to the place. Jeju Island is such a paradise. We had so much fun with our stay in the very big hotel below.

We went down to the beach where we have to climbed down and up, it was tough but we had so much fun at the beach. We did sand casle and stuff out there.

We got to ride the "Kalesa" as my Mom calls it. That was a very nice ride, our very first horse carriage ride.

Below is a kids museum that we did not get to explore but I love how they built it.

Below is the ocean where we used to hang out most of the time.
One time, Mommy and Daddy let us ride one of the boats, we had so much fun.
We love running and go for a walk on this side of the town.

Below is a shot that my Mom took and she submitted it to an online smile contest where I won.

Below is the lake where we always went every weekend. It is so relaxing to walk around this huge lake. A lot of Koreans do their exercise and meditation here.

We always brought a piece or two bread in this place and feed the fish.

Oh we miss Korea very much. Mom and Dad said that we only stayed there for almost two years but I feel like we stayed longer than that. We all wish to go back there someday.

I hope that you have enjoyed the tour I presented to you about our wonderful stay in the Land of the Morning Calm, Korea.