Wednesday, May 14, 2008

One Bike Day

Biking around our area towards the East Coast Park have become a bonding time for me and the little ones. The times between 5 to 7pm are always looked forward to. My youngest, sitting behind on his little chair and my daughter leading are silently treasured. We share our little observations and shallow jokes to each other and have a laugh.

On the way, we saw huge houses. Some of them quite old and a bit rundown. Sometimes too rundown that my little one would loudly say, "Mommy, is that house haunted?"---at which point the Indian resident of the house would be outside sweeping fallen leaves. My face heats up in embarrassment and I pedal faster to escape. My daughter will then be instructing him to next time just say, "schrecklich" (in German means, horrible) so no one would understand.-----hm, looks like I'm not educating them properly ha ha

*boink*

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

hahahaha okay din 'tong si C2. marunong! hehe agree ako sa kanya. (tapos, marunong palang mag-german 'yung resident...patay! hahaha)

lately, J and Jeff have been going around the neighborhood riding their bikes. once in a while, I go with them if I got nothing else to do (thank goodness, our place is not hilly!) and yep...those moments are to be treasured!

Anonymous said...

des, oo nga. at least maparaan haha

i miss biking in germany kasi open na open and having all those trees is so nice! here, east coast park lang kaya ng powers kong i-bike with the kids from our place. well, better than nothing.

Anonymous said...

smart girl you have there teeheehee

HiPnCooLMoMMa said...

Bata pa naman si Nanu kaya understandable ang mga ganung klaseng comments, pero natawa ako kay Yanna ha, kunsintidora, haha

Anonymous said...

girlie, ang maganda pa don was bilib siya sa ginawa niya at ang dating sa kanya is tama bwahaha