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Every day can be full of fun.
Every day can be full of sun.
Every day can be full of laugh.
But… we slide away every day.
Congrats, Neysa!!
Finished it this morning. Simple. Made it with proud of my cousin’s daughter, Neysa (here she is my second cousin, but in Indonesia she is my niece ^_^)
Congratulations, Neysa! God bless you in collage! Be the light and salt in your new community.
Love and hugs from us 🙂
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An Idea for Hanging Wall Decor
Simple but Priceless
I would like to share a simple idea to decor a girl’s bedroom. It’s not from expensive stuff, simply from used and some glittery foam letters, flowers, etc. All of these stuff you can find easily.
All what you need are:
– scissors
– all-purposes, photo-safe glue
– used carboard (if you like shopping online, you can save the boxes and cut it as desires size and shape)
– scrap-book papers, or even youcan use the small pieces to make more colorful and prettier.
– scarp-book decoration: foam stickers, 3D-stickers, foam glittery letters, flowers, etc.
– pictures (I used 4×6 photopaper and printed from iPhoto).
When you have all the stuff you need, it’s time to be creative and have fun! Yay! 😀
Do you have any ideas or tips to make “cheap” but “priceless” picture wall decor? Care to share?
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Swimming is #1 for Summer
YUP! She loves swimming for sure.
Dave and I were pumping the pool (yup! It’s bigger than the old one, so we can jump in, too ^_^), Abigail was so excited and jumping up and down to get into the pool.
Thought the day was so crazy humid and warm, but the water wad still cold. She didn’t care. She jumped in with her flipflop (yah she can jump into the pool by herself. SCARY!) and still had her regular shirt on. I had to get her out off the pool, took her inside and tried to distract her from the “wanna swim” excitement. Didn’t work. She was way too crazy about it! Finally, I could keep her calm down so she could have her supper. Then I could change her clothes with her swimming suit.
Malay of Indonesia
Malay of Indonesia
The Malay people (2,370,000 people) are believed to have originated in Borneo and then expanded outwards into Sumatra and other regions, including Indonesia. These people were descendants of Austronesian-speakers who migrated from the Philippines and originally from Taiwan. Malays practiced Buddhism, Hinduism, and their native Animism before converting to Islam in the 15th century.