Showing posts with label Frozen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frozen. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

R&R


K-bao has been spending her summer with her friends the L's. The L sisters, DL and NL (along with little brother EL) share K-bao's love of swimming, princesses and all things Frozen (and yes, this includes little EL, who will tag along and be into whatever his sisters are into). 

What does this mean for K-bao? Tons of hanging out around the pool, an abundance of of outrageous princess costumes, and plenty of "Let it Go" sing-alongs. (By way of reference, K-bao was introduced to DL some 5 years ago, as profiled in this post.)

Wait - where's my hat, mommy? 

And what does all this mean for K-Pop and K-Mum? Why, "Christian fellowship" of course...also known as "Rest and Relaxation."


Saturday, May 24, 2014

WZ Shu-Shu

K-bao's Aunt Catherine's fiance, Wen Zheng Shu-Shu, came by to visit recently.

K-bao, who is a big fan of her Aunt Catherine a.k.a. Xiao Goo-Goo, figured that anyone who was going to join the family ought to be initiated into standard family practices.

Soon WZ Shu-Shu found himself building Lego houses with the little one...


...being "locked down" (while forced to listen to chants of "lock-down, baby, lock-down!")...


...and listening to K-bao prance around singing Let It Go. Welcome to the family WZ!

Sunday, March 30, 2014

Frozen with Friends

K-bao visited her friends Aidan and Zoe a couple of weeks ago and also saw old pals Sam and Emily.

The children quickly discovered a common bond in, what else, Frozen, the DVD of which A&Z had just purchased the week before. After much cajoling of the respective parents, they were permitted to watch some of the movie together.

Naturally it quickly became a rambunctious sing-along session, with K-bao leading the pack. Here she and Zoe belt out Let It Go with enthusiasm, while C-bao looks on and Sam appears perplexed by all the excitement.


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