Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

Kids and the Adorable Things They Do and Say

Last night I had dinner with a very adorable seven-year-old boy from the maple leaf country. 


Meet Alexander, Person A's cousin. 

Since he ate pizza and drank a bottle of iced tea, by the time the adults were on a seafood feast, he was already a ball of energy (read: sugar high): bantered with Person A's older brother, sang his "loading" song while waiting for some videos to load on youtube, took his own photo using my camera and occasionally danced on the chair.


We were amused and entertained.

Person A and I engaged him in a conversation and in no time we got his attention. This kid is an expert on pokemons, good thing Person A is also a subject matter expert. I am limited to Pikachu, Jigglypuff and that's it. 


To conserve our energy and while we enjoy our food, I whipped out a pen and Person A requested paper from the restaurant to give him time to do some artworks. That tamed his energy and surprisingly, he was into his masterpiece! 

What is it with kids and pens/papers? It's a foolproof way to positively release energy.

After an hour or so of secretly crafting his drawing, he came up with something like this.



Cute.

When it was time to bid goodbye, I asked him to have our photo taken. Then he whispered something in my ear. Since I didn't hear it, I asked him to repeat what he said.


Alex: Do you have a boyfriend?
Me: *laughs and points to Person A* ... know your cousin, Manong Nestee, he's my boyfriend.
Alex: Oh!

And he scuttles off.

Two things:

1. He probably thinks I am 12.
2. I am well on my way to becoming a cougar. Just kidding.

Alex made our night.

Kids and the adorable things they do and say.




P.S. Scribble is from here. Pokemon art is from here

Monday, October 31, 2011

Shopping For The Little Miss

Person A has the cutest godchild: Leila Asyd.


For her 2nd birthday, I was requested to get a dress. I asked how much the budget is, Person A's reply: "Kahit ano"

Tip #1: If you want Person A to shell out for you, you gotta be cute ... really, really cute. Good thing I belong to this category (Bawal kumontra, blog ko 'to) =P


Kids these days are lucky, they don't have to put up with the lacy frou frous that I had to put up with 20 years ago.


Makati, 'te, at mainit pa!

I've mastered the art of shopping for toddlers and baby clothes. There are a lot of choices from Debenham's, Zara and Gap Kids, if you don't mind splurging a bit. Local brands carry good lines as well. Periwinkle, Bayo Kids, and there are scores if you visit Rustan's or any reputable department stores.

While going around  I came across these dresses that I can imagine our Lei to be in

Lovely shade of purple 


I love the floral print and the blue satin ribbon and piping.


In the end, I settled for this, a more practical yet stylish dress for the princess.


The princess has equally adorable friends.

Lady-like Sofia hugging her friend Jaomi.


Beautiful Betty


And a very cute Kirsten who participated in the longest greeting contest ala "Happy Birthday Leiiiiiii.......lllllllaaaaaaa....." 


but proclaimed the words "I Love You  Mommy" instead when she was handed the microphone.

Awww....

Remember the Scottish boy who stole my heart?

He was at the party as well.


How can you not love kids?


P.S. Photo not by Maybe She's That Girl is from this link

Sunday, April 3, 2011

The Scottish Boy Who Stole My Heart

Last night, I made friends with the cutest Scottish boy I know.

Ain't this the best work-week ender?



The thing with kids, as long as you've got a pen, paper or a good story to tell, you can easily win them over. Try it, it works!

I made him paper airplaneS (he wants a hundred!) which kept him busy while the adults played games. 

Apart from being so cute, he shakes hands with the gentlemen and hugs the ladies upon bidding goodbye.


I got an extra high-five for making his paper airplanes.

I was this happy by the end of the night.


Why do kids never fail to make you smile and go awwww...?

Warning: What follows may contain content overloaded with cuteness.

In a stroller



At the sidelines during a street parade



Curious about a street performer



On a school trip at the Louvre



Anticipating Minnie Mouse



Sheer happiness

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