Mickeys crib

It's our first time going to Disneyland with Happy. Not just downtown, but in the park itself.



I think we were more excited than her. She loves the place so much that every time she see's the Disney castle on tv, she'd shout of excitement and try to get our attention. Which made it more difficult for us not to bring her in there.



The only cons would be that she's still too young and most likely wouldn't remember this day later on. Oh but who cares. The sight of how fast her face lit up at the very moment we set foot in there was already priceless.



I took as much photos and videos as possible. That would at least give her a chance once she's all grown up and look back.



We're definitely be coming back soon... since we bought 2fer tickets-- summer park perks HA!

Beggin

Madcon's Beggin caught my senses way back. Very catchy and has that groovy feel to it that once you hear it, you'd automatically dance to it.

And while watching American Idol last night, Phillip Phillips made a very good rendition of the song. I'm sorry Jessica, but he has my vote on this one.

Phillip Phillips - Beggin' (Madcon Cover) (On American Idol) (Live) (2012)

And let there be fire

 After reading this blog http://zerocurrency.blogspot.com/2006/03/my-summary-of-why-i-live-moneyless.html I felt a bit guilty of how we live our lives. I'm not saying that I totally agree with the guy, but he does make sense. Money is indeed the root of everything (pretty much!) and like it or not, we do let it control our lives.

But enough of the serious talk.  I'm here to talk about our latest fancy.  With which I am going totally the opposite to make a hypocrite out of me after reading the mentioned blog. Hehehehe!!! Anyways, I finally pulled the trigger on Amazon's Kindle Fire. It was Anna's birthday a few days ago and since Mothers Day is coming around the corner as well, might as well give her another gadget that would be obsolete in a year or so (hammer my head, please).



The reason for the purchase was because Happy took over the Ipad which she now uses to watch her ABC's, shapes, colors, numbers, the whole world, blah, blah, blah... in Youtube.

I find Kindle very handy and nifty. You can prctically put it in a small bag or even a pocket and walk away. Don't get me wrong, the Ipad is more superior in most aspects when compared to Kindle and yes we do have our handy Iphones, but the small "K" has that portability into mind.


 
We've just tried it for a few minutes last night have yet to see how it goes and perform. It could be that sometimes bigger is not necessarily always better and smaller ones maybe so-so. So i'll cut the mid-size a slack.  Not too much, not much less.  Here's to hoping it's just about right.