Here’s a look at today’s schedule:
1. Awaken from a gentle slumber;
2. Attend OCMA Young Actor’s Workshop;
3. Dim Sum with Po-Po and Kong Kong
(see photo);
4. Grape juice tasting at One Little Piggy;
5. Kids Model UN Summit Meeting; and
6. A quiet dinner of ground Chilean Seabass with Mom.
What’s cooler then cool? Asymetrical hats. My Aunt Frances sent this hat to me for my birthday. (Thank you Auntie Frances!) And the best part of all? It can morph into a menorah, a decohedron or a futon. (Although futon-morphing requires the use of a chinstrap.) – Kiran
SPOON ETIQUETTE
When using a spoon remember to: 1. Have lots of ice cream available. (Spoons love ice cream.); 2. Get to know your spoon. (Every spoon is different. My spoon likes Kung Pao Chicken from Panda Express every other Tuesday and prefers ponchos over blazers.); and most importantly 3. Name your spoon. (My spoon’s name is Umlaut.) – Kiran
HAPPY BIRTHDAY (REDUX)
Today marks my first birthday — for realsies. Whoopeeeeee for me! – Kiran
MUNDO DE KIRAN
¿Quien es mas guapo? – Papi Kiran
[WEEEEEEEIOUUUUUU-WEEEEEEEIOUUUUUU-WEEEEEEEIOUUUUUU] That siren can only mean one thing: It’s an emergency! A DANCE EMERGENCY! Pop and lock everybody! – Kiran
Despite my tendency to confuse left with right, who landed a small acting gig in “My Left Foot II”? Moi!- Kiran
HAPPY HOLI EVERYONE!
Today is Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colors. On the first day a bonfire is lit to signify Holi. On the second day people throw colored powder on each other. The festival occurs at the beginning of spring, during which the change in weather is prone to causing colds. Thus the playful throwing of colored powders has a medicinal significance as the colored powders are made of medicinal herbs. (“Hooray for herbs!”) – Kiran
Happy Birthday to me…Happy Birthday to me…Happy Birthday to me-eeeeee…Happy Birthday to me! – Kiran
Ewwwwww! Russell! Making spit bubbles in the shape of animals is not a hobby! – Kiran