// morsels of life //

The little girl, Anna, is sooo cute! I like the part when she sort of said, "Eversince I was a kid..." Hahaha.

Babies are just adorable!!!

Labels: kids

An easy recipe everytime we crave for something different, Oysters Kilpatrick.
To make this, all you need is a dozen of shucked fresh oysters, diced bacon, Worcestershire sauce.
Arrange the oysters on a bed of rock salt in a baking pan. Sprinkle the bacon bits and put few drops of Worcestershire sauce. Grill it in the oven for 8-10 mins on medium-high heat.
Serve with lemon wedges and salad or potato chips.

Delish and lovely! :)

Labels: australia, food, rave

Lori's current favorite pre-school show, Pocoyo.

It's about a little boy (Pocoyo) and his gang.
Elly (pink elephant), Pato (duck) and Loula (dog) are among Pocoyo's crew of friends.

For an animated cartoon, I find it so neat and fun to watch.
The stories encourage kids to learn through laughter and gentle humour.

Winston likes the show as well so he's trying to collect all the DVD's for Lori.

Labels: kids stuff, Lori, past time, tv

Joined the Telan family to celebrate the 3rd birthday of their son, Kenny. The theme was Thomas the Train.
It was held in their house yesterday in Wyndham Vale, 45-minute travel from the city.

Lori had a great time dancing and playing with the kids.

My daughter also met one of the big sisters in the group, Janelle. She just loves to cuddle and look after Lori during the party.

My super cute godson, Ethan loved the attention while everybody is watching him eat his cereals and "doing raspberries" (sticking his tounge out).

It was an afternoon of chikahan and kulitan. The boys showed off their "talents" as they try to hit the right notes with the Magic Sing karaoke.

Enjoyed the home-made food prepared by Beth, Kenny's mom.

We all had a full tummy as we head home.

Labels: australia, family, friends

Winston came home one afternoon with a "pasalubong" for his unica hija...
A kiddy trike which Lori has been really eyeing for everytime we visit Toys R Us store.

I reckon she started to be fond of "ride-on" toys in the past few months that she's in day care.
One of the Sunkids carers once told me that Lori has a constant companion in her triking/biking moments. And it's one of the boys in her age group! Naloka ang mommy!

For now, this trikey is for indoor use only. But we'd probably need to buy a helmet one of these days because I know sooner or later, this little girl will ask us (or at least give some signs) if she can drive her trikey in the yard.

Labels: family, kids stuff, Lori