I hope you remember playing make believes with cassava (kamoteng kahoy) leaves during your childhood days because if not, I pity you for being one of the rich kids who had an unhappy childhood (malungkot ang kabataan).
Anyway, I just made Tifa a tiara made from a cassava leaf like the one on her head on the above photo and she was happy that she started singing a song from The Backyardigans. Watch the video below.
I love being a princess from Kotsengkuba on Vimeo.
If you’re confused of her singing, here’s the original I Love Being a Princess track. And here’s where you could watch a preview of MY favorite Backyardigans episode, Samurai Pie. I just love the lyrics, hahaha.
My wife was cleaning our room this afternoon (Yes, my wife. Because the house helper could do nothing except sweeping the floors a hundred times everyday, washing the dishes, eating the biggest share of food, and either standing on a corner without moving [and I hope without breathing, too] or circling the entire house) and she asked me to wipe the dirt from the electric fan.
I grew up (in my parents’ house) where the electric fans – excluding the motors of course – were washed with soap and water every week end while the rest of the neighborhood’s fans were merely being wiped of dirt using a broom or large paint brushes.
Just having some fun with Tifa after she took a bath. After applying baby powder on her super delicate skin, I applied some more on her face for the “mo-mo” effect.
Mo-mo, mu-mu, multo, mamaw, white lady, Japanese ghost incarnate. Hahaha!
