Pinay Scribbles
Mama Maria fetched Raidon for school after breakfast since I am still not capable to pedal my way back and forth from home to school.
The little rascals grew curious when they saw the balloons hanging inside their classroom. Black balloons with a few of them having a white skull print on it. The treasure chest already hidden yesterday where they couldn't possibly find it--somewhere high. The only thing to do was bring the pinata and figure out how, where to hang it. It's been filled with toys, confettis and candies.
We arrived a quarter earlier in school, ample time to arrange everything while the kids are still having gym class. We are lucky the teacher allowed us to organize such even for our little man.
Raidon gets to seat on the birthday celebrant throne and gets to hold the class puppet Jule the whole day and he gets to decide what he wants to do first too, but first they must do the usual birthday routine in class. They sang a Happy Birthday song, blow a candle, sing another song and make a "firework". It is really lovely to see the kids sing. Lastly, each of them get to kiss Raidon too!
So what did my little wish-maker decided to do first? Yes! Search for the treasure chest! He pointed out 3 of his classmates to search for the chest first. Guess what? Somehow the little guy didnt look within eye level! He looked high and found the treasure chest first! He rushed to the teacher and announced to her and everyone else that he found the treasure! But because he and his buddies were not tall enough to get it (they tried jumping a few times), they called out for help! All the kids gathered around and where amazed to see a 'real' treasure chest! Little man gets to open it first. He walked around to show what's inside the chest to all his classmates and teachers. But not yet! They are not allowed to get any of it yet!
Next, he wanted to share his cupcakes to his friends. So Papa Fré walked around next to him carrying the tray while Raidon hands out one cupcake after the other. Happy and amazed were the adorable toddlers in Raidon's class to see the pirate cupcakes!
Most of them ate the cupcakes including the pirate face made of sugar paste instead of clay! A few of them ate just the pirate face and not the cupcake, but one of them didn't even try to taste it at all. It's because he's a son of a baker and he eats pastries and other baked products that's being produced in their on bakery! Which by the way, their bakery makes the best chocolate cake in our city!
After the cupcake, they get to eat the cookies they all have in their backpacks and go outside the playground for a little break while Fré and I get to go with the teacher and have some coffee.
The bell rang and the students formed in line without anyone telling them what to do. They marched orderly to their respective classes like adults. In the meantime, Fré decided to be the living pinata holder! It was heavy to hang it, the cord won't hold the pinata long enough.
We get to play another game too! I don't know how you call that game but I call it, find and stick the eye patch. A pirate skull lost his eye patch. The kids are to be blind folded and given with an eye-patch sticker. They are suppose to stick the sticker on it's rightful place. Raidon gets to do it first of course and chose Baptist, his closest friend in class, to do it next. Each of them get to have the chance to enjoy the game. There was one girl however who placed the sticker correctly! She admitted of peeking. Cheeky gal I should say! But it doesn't really matter.
After the sticker game, they get to drink their juice and then came the best part! Smashing the pinata! Raidon and all the rest were rather hesitant to hit the pinata hard enough to smash it! But Jena, the girl who peeked, didnt! She slammed Raidon's pirate wooden sword straight right to the pinata and broke it. The candies and toys fell on the floor and the kids were enormously happy to pick up the candies and toys! But alas, time was running out, they all have to put on their jackets and pick up their backpacks. We divided the candies and toys and inserted it in their lootbags before handing it one by one to them.
It was another successful birthday party if you ask me! All our hardwork paid off and our little Raidon is happy.
Coming home, he gets to open 4 presents because he's soon to be 4. We didn't get him any castle or boats or cars. Instead we decided to get him a bigger bicycle so he could learn how to ride on it, a Disney/Pixar Cars night lamp, the one he saw in the store, a bicycle key lock and a mini airhockey table!
We had an ordinary dinner, did his nightly routine, read some bedtime stories and tucked him to bed.
Scribbled by,
The little rascals grew curious when they saw the balloons hanging inside their classroom. Black balloons with a few of them having a white skull print on it. The treasure chest already hidden yesterday where they couldn't possibly find it--somewhere high. The only thing to do was bring the pinata and figure out how, where to hang it. It's been filled with toys, confettis and candies.
We arrived a quarter earlier in school, ample time to arrange everything while the kids are still having gym class. We are lucky the teacher allowed us to organize such even for our little man.
Raidon gets to seat on the birthday celebrant throne and gets to hold the class puppet Jule the whole day and he gets to decide what he wants to do first too, but first they must do the usual birthday routine in class. They sang a Happy Birthday song, blow a candle, sing another song and make a "firework". It is really lovely to see the kids sing. Lastly, each of them get to kiss Raidon too!
So what did my little wish-maker decided to do first? Yes! Search for the treasure chest! He pointed out 3 of his classmates to search for the chest first. Guess what? Somehow the little guy didnt look within eye level! He looked high and found the treasure chest first! He rushed to the teacher and announced to her and everyone else that he found the treasure! But because he and his buddies were not tall enough to get it (they tried jumping a few times), they called out for help! All the kids gathered around and where amazed to see a 'real' treasure chest! Little man gets to open it first. He walked around to show what's inside the chest to all his classmates and teachers. But not yet! They are not allowed to get any of it yet!
Next, he wanted to share his cupcakes to his friends. So Papa Fré walked around next to him carrying the tray while Raidon hands out one cupcake after the other. Happy and amazed were the adorable toddlers in Raidon's class to see the pirate cupcakes!
I heard a funny comment about the cupcake:
"I think this pirate face is made out of clay!"
Most of them ate the cupcakes including the pirate face made of sugar paste instead of clay! A few of them ate just the pirate face and not the cupcake, but one of them didn't even try to taste it at all. It's because he's a son of a baker and he eats pastries and other baked products that's being produced in their on bakery! Which by the way, their bakery makes the best chocolate cake in our city!
After the cupcake, they get to eat the cookies they all have in their backpacks and go outside the playground for a little break while Fré and I get to go with the teacher and have some coffee.
The bell rang and the students formed in line without anyone telling them what to do. They marched orderly to their respective classes like adults. In the meantime, Fré decided to be the living pinata holder! It was heavy to hang it, the cord won't hold the pinata long enough.
We get to play another game too! I don't know how you call that game but I call it, find and stick the eye patch. A pirate skull lost his eye patch. The kids are to be blind folded and given with an eye-patch sticker. They are suppose to stick the sticker on it's rightful place. Raidon gets to do it first of course and chose Baptist, his closest friend in class, to do it next. Each of them get to have the chance to enjoy the game. There was one girl however who placed the sticker correctly! She admitted of peeking. Cheeky gal I should say! But it doesn't really matter.
After the sticker game, they get to drink their juice and then came the best part! Smashing the pinata! Raidon and all the rest were rather hesitant to hit the pinata hard enough to smash it! But Jena, the girl who peeked, didnt! She slammed Raidon's pirate wooden sword straight right to the pinata and broke it. The candies and toys fell on the floor and the kids were enormously happy to pick up the candies and toys! But alas, time was running out, they all have to put on their jackets and pick up their backpacks. We divided the candies and toys and inserted it in their lootbags before handing it one by one to them.
It was another successful birthday party if you ask me! All our hardwork paid off and our little Raidon is happy.
Coming home, he gets to open 4 presents because he's soon to be 4. We didn't get him any castle or boats or cars. Instead we decided to get him a bigger bicycle so he could learn how to ride on it, a Disney/Pixar Cars night lamp, the one he saw in the store, a bicycle key lock and a mini airhockey table!
We had an ordinary dinner, did his nightly routine, read some bedtime stories and tucked him to bed.
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