Preparing for my baby's first birthday!!!

I can't believe that my baby is almost turning 1. A month and a half to go until he reaches this wonderful milestone. Luckily, staying home is a plus because planning a first birthday party is not as easy as we all think it is. There's a program involved, chairs, tables, table center-pieces, food, attire, invitations, visitors, etc., etc.
The only thing we all have in mind is the theme,"Sesame Street Beginnings". Yes, my son loves Elmo. He can't stand red Santa but he sure can stand red Elmo.
While planning this party I'm also in the midst of finding a job.
The party theme is so far the clearest thing we've got. I probably will update the blog once things are on the go.

Days til the Big Day

A week and a half to go and I'm tying the knot. I can't believe that the big day is nearing. I remember that I had a year of wedding prep and now, time is flying so quickly.

Anyhow, I'm very excited. I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with Alan. I can't wait to enjoy the summer with him.

Map Struggle

The original map

It took me three hours just to tweak a semi-detailed map for my wedding invite. Why? Because I am totally clueless on what program to use. I feel that Microsoft Word still rules and " Cut" and "Paste" are the only two things I need to accomplish this task. Totally wrong. I used the text box and the insert bar. Hmmm...

Check out how my Map Card for the wedding would look like.

The tweaked map (not much of a difference eh?)

Another thing: As I was trying to attach the map I made, I discovered that I am not able to download the document because it's not in jpeg format. Ho-hum...

At the End of the Day

All clip art in Discovery School's Clip Art Gallery

createdby Mark A. Hicks, illustrator.

This is how I feel at the end of the day...aside from gaining 2 pounds in one month (this is a fact, btw). What more can I ask for? Please feel free to comment.

Priceless Artwork

Diva

Pucker Lips

Daydreamer

Straight

The Art teacher in our school had a wonderful project for my students. Obviously it was to draw their teacher in the finest way possible. Everything my students did were priceless. If you look at it thoroughly, you will see how each child sees me through their eyes. Total coolness.