It's like The Michael Howland Show. Just smaller and cuter. Waaaayyy cuter.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Can Anyone say Turkey?!


We can't believe the month of November went by so quickly. Lee is really starting to say a lot of words and recognizes alphabets & numbers. We go to story times and do all kinds of activities at our local libraries. He enjoys a lot of things like bubbles, bubble baths, playing at the playground, painting, coloring, playing the Wii games, etc. The list can go on but you get the gist.

He went to his first basketball game of UNLV vs Illinois State. Ever since he has gone to his first football game, he like to chant "Rebels- Rebels" and does the tomahawk motion with his hand. It's really cute.

Thanksgiving was really nice. This year we have a lot of things to be thankful for but we are especially thankful for our family and friends.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
-Jen, Mike & Lee too

Monday, November 2, 2009

Trick or Treat

Guess who visiting our house for Halloween?
MICKLEE MOUSE!

Family attended "the Day of the Dead" activity at the library where Mommy and I made a mummy. Then Daddy and I made macaroni skeleton.

At night, I went trick or treating around our neighborhood.


HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Hope you all had a safe and fun night.
-MickLee Mouse

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Fall is Here

Fall has arrived and to kick it off, Mommy brought me to a fall craft activity at one of the libraries I go for story times. Here is my masterpiece.

Daddy took Mommy and I to his daytime work place. Can you guess what was my favorite part of lunch?

We had a tons of visitors that came to visit me...
Aunty Hazel

Can you guess where we went with GrandMa, Grandpa and Great Aunt Nancy?

Even my cousin, Kamaile, Micela & Kainoa came to visit. We went to-
... the park near our house.

...the new miniature golf near our house.

...the "pumpkin patch"
Can you guess my favorite ride?

...then dinner at Town Square.

HAPPY AUTUMN EVERYONE!
- Lee Machine

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Time In Hawaii- Part Three (Sept. 1st till Labor day)

Our last week consist of my cousin's, Brittany, 5th birthday. There were lots of things to do like play with water, go in the pool, eat cake, play with all my cousins and their friends. Even when the party was over, we hung out till late and played and ate more.


Here's my firs t football game at the Aloha Stadium. Well, not high school.... college.... not national.... it was FLAG football. My cousin, Kai noa, was playing their regional game and I got to see him in the big field.


My last day in Hawaii, we went to the Hilton and swam in the pool with my cousins. I like the water as you can see.

I had a great time with Mommy's family and friends. I know I'll be back in Hawaii soon. Aloha!

-The Machine

Friday, September 11, 2009

Time in Hawaii- Part Two (Week 2 thru end of August)

Here are some random pictures while not going to the beach or visiting family or friends.
Just my cousin, Nancy and I hanging out.
Mommy's friend, Michelle, recommended this restaurant. So here is Aunty Malia and I posing in front of the restaurant. After we ate, we went to Ala Moana Shopping Center and I saw koi fishes.

We're at a birthday party at the beach but no swimming for me because mommy says the water is dirty. Then she puts this crazy hat on me. It irritates my chin.

We went to the Waikiki Aquarium with Mommy's friend Gladys and her son, Nicholas. We had a little picnic in front of the aquarium where I fed the birds some of my noodles. We finally went inside and I saw many fishes. What I really liked is watching the two seals outside. See?!
We had a potluck picnic with Mommy's friends and some relatives at Ko'olina. There were about 20 of us. I got to eat more raw fish, swam, played football and saw fishes & crabs that my cousin caught for her fish tank.
After a full day at the beach, we went to a birthday party that night and I danced on the stage.
The next night, we went to a graduation party where I met more of mommy's old friends. Mommy sure does have a lot of friends and family that likes to party.


-Lee