Daily Archives: May 3, 2010

Apart from Y8, Lili discovered a new site where we both can play games. The miniclip games we found were similar but each game has a twist all its own. I like it when Lili plays the “find the difference” as well as the many “Ben 10 Puzzle” games as they allow her to practice memory and analytical thinking. Of course, my very Kikay princess like to play dress up games on it too.

Stoblobs is a game that is new to me. Lili kind of introduced it by asking me how it should be played. So, the ending was that, I tried playing this mind boggling game, lol..  To play the said game, all you have to do is remove the pieces if and when they are next to each other. You can also do it when they are connected through empty area. If one is able to finish the level under 5 minutes, he or she will get a speed bonus.  At first I thought it was easy. But turned out I need to play more to master, lol..

There are many other games that young and old alike will enjoy at Mini Clip 1000. Lili and I shall be exploring more of the said site to play and master the games there, lol..

This is what we did this morning during the rotational brown out schedule. We were supposed to make No Bake goodies shaped and fashioned to my Lili’s desire and creativity, an example of which are the ones you see on the plate above. Lili told me that’s a dog and a flower and the sun.. lol.. Other shapes she did were hearts, circles, triangle, a worm, a man, a chocolate snow man, a fish, a ring, a hat, and many others.

But since the no bake dough was too soft, and the electricity came back earlier than schedule, we had all the shaped goodies baked for 7 minutes in my handy dandy oven toaster.. The product was amazingly good. Unfortunately,  I forgot to snap images  after they were baked because they smelled so nice, we munched on them while watching cartoons.. hehehe.. It was like eating a cookie in exciting shapes and sizes that are chewy on the inside and crunchy outside..

I was once inside a glass house made with glass, wood and mostly mirrors, where the comfort room is almost nowhere to be found because the structure was like a huge box with mirror sidings that are mostly sliding. When inside the comfort room that adjoins a bathroom, the bath vanities are almost impossible to be found too. But a slide here and there, and everything is right where they belong. whew! But that, only in the inside. From the outside, all you will ever see is a tall building with no details whatsoever. So people will never suspect that something grand, majestic and exciting is inside it.

It was owned by my Chinese friend, and boss at that time, who is the only son and heir to a great fortune. Whenever he feels like doing something, he would hire experts and his building will be transformed to whatever and however he likes it to become. But when he no longer likes it, the down side is that, no matter how much he has spent, he will have it removed, remodeled or better yet, parts will be sold until the place is emptied and ready for reconstruction to which he desires it to become.. And when another beauty is at hand, he will share it with his friends for everyone to see, appreciate and admire..

All part of the plan..