Current action: Nibbling a pear
One thing my boys love are animals they get to see everyday; a monkey colony in our neighborhood trees, a roadkill dog, a cat eating out our leftover dinner or a flock of pigeons on the roof. They seem to notice everything around them and marvel at such which we take for granted everyday.
Last night when I open my mail, both boys scream with glee when they saw the animal pics sent by gong gong. With this blog, I'm now able to post it up for them to see whenever/wherever we are. Below are the National Wildlife's 35th Annual Contest winners:
Last night when I open my mail, both boys scream with glee when they saw the animal pics sent by gong gong. With this blog, I'm now able to post it up for them to see whenever/wherever we are. Below are the National Wildlife's 35th Annual Contest winners:
Grand Prize Winner
Photo taken by: Kim Steininger
Photo taken by: Kim Steininger
On the last photo:
Chicky: Oooh... Big bird!!!~
Dolzer: Yes and it's called an owl. Say O-W-L.
Chicky: Auuuu... Oooh, big auuu!!!~
Dolzer: (...)
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CHICKY-PORKY ALPHABET CHART:
U = Unicorn
X = X-ray fish
For example: No point putting animals like "Upupa", "Uromastix" or "Ungulate" (hysterically I pronounced it as ungu-latte; like the coffee milk). Sigh. The orang-utan/ape or buffalo/ox are also tricky.
Chicky: Oooh... Big bird!!!~
Dolzer: Yes and it's called an owl. Say O-W-L.
Chicky: Auuuu... Oooh, big auuu!!!~
Dolzer: (...)
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CHICKY-PORKY ALPHABET CHART:
This is the alphabet chart I made for the boys. Alphabet U and X are a little bit difficult because I can't think of any other than;
U = Unicorn
X = X-ray fish
For example: No point putting animals like "Upupa", "Uromastix" or "Ungulate" (hysterically I pronounced it as ungu-latte; like the coffee milk). Sigh. The orang-utan/ape or buffalo/ox are also tricky.
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