Daddy Daughter Day

On a recent Saturday, K-Pop had the opportunity to participate in the annual "Daddy Day" at K-bao's school. After donning identical T-shirts, the many daddies participated in various activities with their preschoolers, including art, music and gymnastics.

K-Pop at various points had to walk a balance beam, hang upside down from a gymnastics pole, roll from one end of the room to another, and paint a tie.

During music class, K-bao was invited to keep the beat, as shown below. All in all, an excellent day that thoroughly wore out K-Pop.

President

Here are K-bao and sister C-bao prancing around Union Square recently in colorful outfits in celebration of Presidents' Day (an office that K-bao clearly has designs on, if her actions at home are any indication).

They sisters also took in some loud street music.

Snowy Evening

Here is Robert Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," a patented K-bao interpretation with a little bit of 'tude (notice the Hang Loose jingle at "My little horse must think it queer" at 0:27).

K-bao tends to add dramatic flair to her recitations, and includes some subtle overtones here: "But I have promises to keep" is appropriately apologetic, and "And miles to go before I sleep" is full of dark mystery.

No Good

K-Pop left the girls for a moment to brush their teeth, trusting K-bao to set a good example for her little sister.

A moment later, he returned to what appeared to be a great deal of rambunctiousness and not very clean teeth.

"What are you up to?" demanded K-Pop.

"No good," replied K-bao matter-of-factly. She then made up a little rebellious chant on the spot.