Mikko with his brown teeth… :-)

And this is Mikkel's iPad portrait, I find it a bit difficult to do small drawing details on iPad and I'm too lazy to watch those tutorials in youtube on how to draw with iPad. I may start looking for Drawing-on-iPad reference or I'll just try to look for finger sharpener.

Hey, I need finger sharpener, anyone?? My right index...

can you also draw me with my omnitrix and my PSP...?

"Here Mikko, with your omnitrix..."
"Daddy!, where is my PSP??"
"Oh, your PSP? I put it inside your pocket."
"So people can't see??"
"Yes."
"Okay."

i'm talking Daddy, what will I get...?

Reward system. Ha ha, next time maybe they will ask something in return if they blink their eyes...

Daddy, teacher say shorter hair is nicer...

Thirty bucks, that's how much I can save every time I cut my two boys' hair. I bought electric hair clipper but they don't like the brrrrring sound of it. So it's always like, "ey! look there!", then I will quickly cut on the safe side using the traditional barbers' scissors and thin comb. Sometimes mommy, grandma, and aunt are all together helping to hold their head still. But no matter how we do, they will always end up with a messed-up but at least shorter hair.

Do they know your real name...??

Digital coloring courtesy of "By2naz".

In my parent's neighborhood where I grew up, some people don't want to hear their real name. Some prefer not to be called using anything else while some love to respond only to their preferred nicknames. I remember you can actually upset someone by using his real name. Anyway, let me share with you some of the common tags/nicknames and salutations that we used to avoid first name basis calling.

1) Amapo - father
2) Inaypo - mother
3) Tutoy/Utoy - small boy (Totoy is abbr. of Butotoy)
4) Ineng - small girl
5) Tukmol - smaller boy that can't hit you back
6) Brenda - Bernardo

A lot more..., ey in few weeks time Amapo is coming over, my name will be changed to Idwen.

Internal code interpreter is not yet working...

We started teaching them with our broken English, and just started picking up broken Tagalog...

Don't always blame the sugar...

One time Mommy yell at Mikko, "Hey! MIK-KELLL, will you please stop running...??, Mikkel yell back at her...