SK is the underdog

This little girl of mine, SK, is a recipient of five awards for her school. Exemplary character, excellence in writing, Principal's Medallion (to qualify a student has to maintain all A's, with only one B allowed in that one semester) which she got all A's & etc. She works well under the radar and she is soft spoken, my kids love her - for eg, Choozo and Choozi would fight over her when she is with them. Good job SK!

Frank's surprise birthday lunch

I made this big cupcake on Thursday night, and surprised Frank at work for his birthday. I love the cute cherry on top of a dollop of whipped cream, yummy! His buddies loved it!

Choozo and his gumballs obsession

He is mommy's side kick, aptly displayed on shirt!


He does not chew them, he looks at them in their shiny pretty colors. He loves using his quarters to buy them from dispensers like this at gas stations, Pho 90 and Food for Less. He loves collecting them. I made this gumball dispenser for a party and took some pictures with him.

Choozi-latest

Choozi's look - with her bed head and nuk nuk in her mouth. Choozo is never a fan of nuk nuk but he must have his green blanket.


In her 70's aka Charlie's Angels, hot pants with killer shoes!

Graduation cake 2011

Heidi's step-daughter's Amanda graduates from Bullard High School. All edible except for wires the cap board. Bottom is red velvet and top is marble cake.

Happy Father's Day 2011! part deux

This is my uncle. My uncle Kong. I knew him when he was dating my aunt way back when he was 16. He was tall and athletic. Still is. But now older. He has the biggest heart, he has great patience (second to my husband), jovial and also, loving. I love my uncle Kong. Happy Father's Day...cheooooong!

Happy Father's Day 2011!

This coming June 18 is Father's Day, I miss my dad, my children miss their kung kung, esp. Choozo who is very fond of his grandpa who calls him often to yammer away with him. Choozo memorized his grandpa's cell number. When it shows up on called ID, he would yell, "Hi Kung Kung!" It is very hard not to have your parents near you, I miss mine terribly. My father is a great provider, he worked hard in his life to provide for the family. His work was very labor intensive, which involved alot of heavy lifting, driving his truck delivering and most of all, rising early every morning diligently to make a living rain or shine. I love my dad, though not said enough.