Happy Valentine's Day!!

Happy Valentine's Day!!!

This is Ginny exclaiming "Lollipop!?!" after she opened her Auntie Emie's Valentine's Day card to her which played that song.  She's really looking forward to exchanging valentines with all her friends at school today.  She and Mommy made a valentine for each friend. Ginny even took the time to make one additional special card for her friend-who-happens-to-be-a-boy, Tyler.

It is much too soon to say "boyfriend."

Party Girl, heeeyyyeey!

Ginny rocked out with the 80z Allstarz with her Gragra (at least for a couple songs). She managed to fall asleep in daddy's arms while she was being danced around. She was a trooper and was pretty hyped all night until we finished riding rides.

I love ginny's supremely confident but horribly wrong answers.

"Look, Frosty the Snowman!"

"I want to be a house when I grow up."

That was Ginny's answer to when Missi asked her what she wanted to be when she grew up.

She later changed her answer to say she wanted to be a doctor, albeit she said "I wanna be Dr. Reno.". He's her pediatrician. This is an ominous foreshadowing to Ginny engaging in her own: "The Talented Miss Ginny."
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Product Placement at the Law Library.

The North County Law Library is full of wonderful resources like books, helpful librarians, and computers. It also is a convenient source for womanly needs. Check out the easy to use dispenser in this photo. If you need some tampons or pads go into the library, hang a left at the reference book shelf and straight into the Men's Room and voila there's your tampon and pads!

Daddy-Ginny Filipino Heritage Lunch!

Other cultures need a month, but we just need 30 minutes to celebrate our culture. Ginny's eating her dessert a filipino rice cake called puto (calm down my spanish speaking companeros).

We had lechon (pork roast with a nice sweet sauce and sisig (I don't think I spelled that right) another pork based dish.

Ginny's watching filipino pagaent and is enjoying cheering for her favorite filipina "princesses", which she thinks they are.

Next up... zoo!

We scream for ice-cream!

Ginny and I enjoyed some ice-cream together at McDees. We almost gave up our search for ice-cream that afternoon. The McDonald's closer to our house and a nearby Fosters Freeze both had broken ice-cream machines.

The Fosters-Freeze employee offered to sell us the slushiness that the machine was making. No thanks!

Ginny became forlorn after the second failed attempt. When we got to the McDonalds that had a working machine she had already mentally prepared herself to be disappointed. She said "This machine is broken too" - before we got to the counter. The ice-cream perked her up fast!