Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Family Memory Cube

Transferring my  office to the basement was put on hold.  Hubby can't find time to really help me with the project since he is very busy with his  studies.  He also wants to consult a local electrician to find out how we can  safely put a home entertainment down there so that when the kids wants to play with their toys, they will have something to watch  or listen to for entertainment.  

Meanwhile, I want to  share this project that my daughter did.  Their teacher want them to make a poster  with memorable pictures.  He had this idea of  putting the pictures in all sides of a shoe box.  She covered the box with a wrapping paper and my husband printed the pictures and she pasted it there.
 I think that it turned out really well.
 I was a little bit  worried that  she might get in trouble since she did it differently but  thank goodness, she didn't.
I am glad that she always thinks outside of the box.  She make sure to push her ability to do things.

Friday, September 19, 2014

Hubby's Artistic Side

My husband's family are all inclined to arts.  His brother Rick is really good in drawing cars.  His late brother Dave was really good in  fixing and painting cars.  His late brother Harold was really good in building and construction.  His sister  Crystal is basically a jack of all trades.  She goods in constructing, building, painting, sewing, you name it.  My husband  can do a lot of things too and  one thing that I like is  he can draw.
He doesn't think that he can draw but  based from what I see, he can.
Most of my daughter's artistic side is from my  husband's family's trait although my paternal grandfather was also a kind of artist as he  craved woods when he was younger.  He used to  make  religious carvings and he plays  a lot of music instrument.
What do you think?  Do you think he can draw?  Oh did I ever tell you that he  played bass  when he was a teen? I have been encouraging him to play again, maybe it would inspire our son to  do the same.

Friday, August 29, 2014

Bleeding Crayons

This is one of the many art projects that my daughter worked on during this past summer break. She did a lot but she is very fond of this one.  I think she  was inspired by her classmate who won an art contest using crayon as the medium for her art piece.
I would like to put this in the frame if I can find the right size.

From Dancing to Playing Piano

When you watch a talent show nowadays, most of talented kids showcase dancing as their  form of craft.  I am sure that some of them  might have  have private dance lessons that's why they are so good.  Although I admit that some are just born with the talent as a good dancer.  I was very surprised when my daughter  won with her piano piece  against  so many beautiful  dance numbers with awesome choreography.  I guess, many  can dance but only few can play piano and that's my analogy.
I am really glad that my daughter switched from dancing into  playing piano though because she loves playing  more than dancing.

Saturday, August 23, 2014

Earth Doodle

My daughter was asked by her teacher to draw something that the 8th  graders need for their recollection activity.  Since my daughter love to doodle, she  said that she would do it and this is what she came up with.
She was very surprised when the teacher gave her something as a reward.  She did not expect it but she was very happy.  You can see what she got from her teacher here.
I am so glad that she  is very much involved in school. It helps her grow as a person.  She used to be very shy but she is starting to come out of her shell now that she gain some self confidence from  engaging into some activities.  

Friday, August 22, 2014

EJ wants to be a DJ

My  husband and son were looking at dj equipment online yesterday.  I don't know why he is into  becoming a DJ.  He watches these videos on Youtube of how DJ really get into the groove when they are doing their  music.  My son find it very cool  to be a DJ.  The fact that one of my daughter's classmates' Dad is a DJ really encouraged him to become one.  He asked me one time if it's alright to be a DJ and I told him that no matter what he  decided to do when he grows up, we are just here to support him.

Thursday, June 5, 2014

The Hunters


The annual music recital  by Torrance Music was held at Memorial Baptist Church last June 1st.  It's Ms. Burrito's  second year with them.  The music  she played is the  piece that she won first prize with  during the 6th Annual KIngsley S. Ard memorial  talent show on March 28 at Milton J. Weinberg Theater, Weir High Campus.

We are torn whether to leave or continue  taking piano lessons  at Torrance because  her teacher there is  such a nice lady and she is very good  with Ms. Burrito.  She will be starting   the music program at Doquesne University  this September so I don't know what we are going to do.
Anyway, here are some of the photos we took during the event.
I wasn't able to capture good pictures during  her performance.  I totally regret that I did not bring my 200mm lens for the camera.  I thought that we would be able to  have a seat close to the front  since we went there early but no, the seats were already filled when we arrived, sigh.
Our little Mister said that he is ready to take  guitar lesson since  he saw many guitar  performances.  EJ can play piano too but it is not his thing.
Our great friends in the neighborhood came to watch the  recital as well.  Here with the Howells' ladies, Angie, Sarah, and LIzzy.  Thanks for coming guys!
Lolo Don Fancher also came  but Lola Ruth did not make it.
It was a really nice  recital I must say.  The little Miss did really well.  I am glad that her nerves  did not overcome her ability to perform her piece as she was really nervous while waiting for the show to start.  Below is the video that my husband took using his iPhone.  
Thank you for watching and for leaving your thoughts!

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