An elephant Key chain give to me by a friend from a while back. She visited Thailand and she gave this to me when she returned.
- Mr. Burrito and I practiced counting 1-20 again today. I am surprised that he is not fond of Math because most of boys do. He is the opposite of Ms. Burrito who loves doing Math exercises. I am not complaining though because he is doing good with our lessons.
- We let Ms. Burrito tried a different dance school that offers a free lesson. It seems nice there but there are so many rules that we just don't want to fool with. Maybe when Ms. Burrito is old enough, we will enroll her there. For the meantime, she will stay in the school where she is enrolled at. We are planning to enroll her in Jazz too.
- We visited Dad after her dance lesson then came home and reviewed a little for her test tomorrow.
Thaks for visiting!
ReplyDeletenifty key chain, tho, knowing me, I'd probably lose it.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
I used to have lots of different keychains. They just got too bulky and now they seem to have just disappeared.
ReplyDeleteKeys - now where did I put mine again?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much
Denise ABC Team
an elephant seems perfect for carrying all those keys!
ReplyDeleteMy in-laws visited Thailand a while back and gave us a picture of them on an elephant...
ReplyDeleteI've Become My Mother
I am looking for the treasure chest key ^_^
ReplyDeleteABC Wed
that's nice... quick visit here.
ReplyDeleteThat's a cute key chain!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw it, looks familiar, parang sa Thailand, when I checked, talagang totoo...hehe!
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Cute ate Rose, wala atan food ngayong., sorry late visit., super busy sa tweaking world. :)
ReplyDeletepuwede makahingi ng isang key chain..
ReplyDeleteThe key chain is very beautiful and sturdy. It's great if Rylie will study in a dance school to learn dancing lessons. Few kids enjoy lessons in Math and EJ is no exception. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.
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